The School requires a commitment from students so that there is certainty in the nominations to Sports Association for Adelaide Schools and SA Catholic Secondary School Girls’ Sports Association as teams must be organised prior to commencement. Teams can only be nominated if there is sufficient registrations received. The sports fee is used to supplement costs (equipment, first aid, nomination fees, umpires, coaches etc). If a student registers to play and then withdraws no refund will be available.

Students can collect loaned sport uniforms (if applicable) from Sports Staff prior to the commencement of matches. Loaned uniforms must be washed and returned at the completion of the season. Those that are not returned will be invoiced the replacement cost.

Under the Governing Council Policy should there be outstanding monies owed to the school, students may not be permitted to participate where there are additional costs. This is a choice activity. For further clarification please contact the Business Manager or Finance Officer. The School highly recommends that parents insure their children against the possibility of disabling injuries which are not attributable to a breach of duty of care by staff/coaches/volunteers by arranging a general accident cover for their child while attending Out of School Hours Sport during the course of the activity as this is the parent/caregiver’s responsibility.

I approve my student to participate in the registered sport(s). I agree to pay the total amount based on the sport nominated and understand that once registered to play no refund of the sports fee will be available. My student and I agree to follow the Student and Parent/Caregiver/Spectator Code of Conduct (please below).

CODES OF CONDUCT

Norwood International High School expect that you follow the applicable Code of Conduct.

STUDENT CODE

It is the responsibility of students to:

• Represent NIHS by displaying Curiosity, Community, Integrity and Diversity.
• Abide by the School rules and policies. The same behaviour management policy applies to Out of Hours Sport.
• Exhibit high standards of sporting behaviour and courtesy at all times.
• Respect all teammates and opponents alike, coaches, umpires and any other persons involved.
• Support and encourage other team members.
• Accept the umpire’s decision without question or dissent.
• Wear appropriate uniform.
• Check Daymap each week for updates to sport fixtures.
• Accept winning with modesty and losing with grace.
• Attend all trainings and matches at home and away and perform at your best on the field of play.
• Notify the coach if unable to attend a training or match due to illness or injury.
• Refrain from:
- inappropriate language (e.g. swearing, racist taunts, abuse, sledging etc)
- cheating or unfair tactics, including belittling or provocative behaviour designed to upset/distract opponents
- deliberate violent acts to another player
- retaliating to perceived rough play or verbal taunts
• Report any complaints to the referee, coach or Sports Manager.

PARENT/CAREGIVER/SPECTATOR CODE

It is the responsibility of spectators to:

• Set an example of good sportsmanship by providing support that is constructive and positive not critical and negative.
• Refrain from giving advice to a coach/manager, umpire or player during a match.
• Show appreciation of good play for both of the participating teams.
• Assume some responsibility for making visiting spectators feel welcome.
• Respect the premises and rules of a host school.
• Any problems at games should be directed to the Sports Manager of our School or the Venue Coordinator at away matches.

COACH/MANAGER CODE

It is the responsibility of coaches/managers to:

• Understand that the School sports program’s primary goal is to enhance a student’s educational and social development and that winning or losing are secondary to this.
• Promote and support the School’s values of distinction, diversity and respect.
• Encourage student leadership on and off the field and promote as wide a student participation in sport as possible.
• Insist on high standards of sporting behaviour, courtesy, punctuality and dress.
• Strongly discourage public questioning of umpires’ decisions and petulant displays of dissent.
• Intervene immediately during cases of unacceptable behaviour (players and spectators).
• Provide feedback to players in a manner sensitive to their needs; focussing on effort and performance rather than winning or losing.
• Treat all team members fairly.
• Report any issues/incidents to the Sports Manager.

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