NCSC

Regulation

Constitution, Policies & Procedures

The safety of children and young people in the sport of swimming is paramount. We all have a role to play in ensuring we keep our proud sport as safe and enjoyable as possible.

NCSC Club Constitution, Policies and Rules are listed below:

  1. Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy (deals with matters where the victim(s) of a complaint are children or young people) and
  2. Member Protection Policy (covers discrimination, harassment, bullying, victimisation and abuse).
  3. Constitution
  4. NCSC Codes of Behaviour

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CODES OF BEHAVIOUR

Coaches

• Participation is our goal and winning is only part of the process. Encouragement, not
   criticism, is our policy.
• Be up to date with the rules of swimming and ensure swimmers follow them.
• Professional and controlled behaviour is always expected from coaches.
• Responsibility for the welfare of swimmers extends to attending to the sick and injured.
• Equal time and attention must be given to all swimmers regardless of ability.
• Ensure coaching qualifications are up to date.
• Respect the rights of all regardless of age, gender, ability, or cultural background.
• Swim training and competition should be a positive and enjoyable experience – you set     the tone

Swimmers and Parents

• Swim by the rules and follow instructions.
• Any disagreement with an official should be done through your Coach.
• Abusive or putdown language will result in parental contact and sanctions may be imposed.
• Work to the best of your ability and be a good sport.
• Congratulate and appreciate the efforts of others.
• Encourage your teammates and recognise their efforts.
• Respect all participants regardless of age, gender, ability, or cultural background.

Consequences of misbehaviour or disruption

The club and its coaches request cooperation from swimmers, parents, and guardians. If a swimmer should misbehave or disrupt a session:
• 1st Instance Verbal correction
• 2nd Instance Clear verbal warning of consequence.
• 3rd Instance Swimmer removed from the pool to sit on grass in front of clubrooms until
  parent/guardian consulted. A parent/guardian will be contacted to collect their child.
• (NB: this step would also lead to family contact from the Club President).
• Parents/Guardians must take responsibility for activities and behaviour of their children not under coaching supervision.

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