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The aim of this Handbook is to regulate and organise the internal procedures of the Club in order to ensure good sporting and social relationships in all areas. Knowledge of the rules set forth in this Handbook, as well as acceptance and compliance, is a compulsory requirement in order to form part of the Club.
1. Attending all training sessions and competition events is compulsory. Any absences must be notified and excused in advance, or in cases of force majeure, after the event.
2. Players should arrive punctually at all competitions and activities they are expected to attend.
1. Players should obtain and wear all of the Club’s uniform items when required. During training sessions, training kit should be worn, and at competitions, competition kit should be worn together with the Club tracksuit.
2. Players may not wear watches, earrings or any other accessories. Anything that cannot be
removed should be covered.
1. Players must respect the freedom of conscience, dignity, integrity and privacy of all members of the Club and avoid any form of discrimination.
2. Players are to behave appropriately and respectfully at all times and in all activities, both in and out of school.
3. Players must not make any public comments (especially on social media) about people or entities related to the Club, or any competitions they participate in, which may be considered offensive to third parties and/or affect the Club’s image.
4. Players must actively participate and make their best effort in all training sessions and competitions.
5. In case ofinjury, players must follow their coach’s instructions in order to comply with the legal requirements for receiving medical care.
The Caxton College Sport Club has an established code of conduct that all members must follow in order to promote integration and respect.
General Rules for players:
1. No electronic devices may be used before or for the duration of the training sessions, and may be confiscated by the coach and only returned after making a note of the infraction.
2. Once classes have ended, students may NOT leave the school grounds, whether to buy snacks or for any other reason other than the practice of the corresponding sport.
3. Follow all rules for training sessions, arrive on time and be ready for the training session to start.
4. Wear the appropriate clothing for each kind of activity.
5. Respect all members of the Club and the school with no regard for age, religion or race.
6. Do not participate in any physical or verbal aggressions.
7. Take care whilst using all equipment belonging to the school or other teammates.
For the purpose of appropriate sanctions, infractions are classified as follows:
- Minor
- Serious
- Very serious
Minor infractions
1. Repeated instances of late arrival.
2. Repeated unexcused absences.
3. Showing disrespect for the coach, a teammate or other adult.
4. Preventing the progress of a training session.
5. Behaviour showing lack of discipline or that is mildly insulting or offensive to others, either in
person or on social media.
6. Inappropriate use of equipment or causing minor damage to equipment or facilities.
Serious infractions
1. Bullying.
2. Racist comments made to another person or group.
3. Showing serious disrespect either in person or on social media.
4. Behaviour showing serious lack of discipline or that is extremely insulting or offensive to others, or
any other actions that can harm the image of the Club.
5. Physical aggressions or serious insults.
6. Serious damage to equipment due to inappropriate use or to facilities.
7. Repeated minor infractions.
Very serious infractions
1. Repeated instances of behaviour showing lack of discipline, physical aggressions, insulting or offensive behaviour or other actions that can harm the image of the Club.
2. Abuse of authority.
3. Violation of previous sanctions.
4. A series of three (3) serious infractions in the same season.
The coach must inform the Club Coordinators and the School Management of any sanctions for serious or very serious infractions in order for these to be investigated, at which point any measures to taken will be decided depending on the seriousness of the incident.
Parents or guardians will be informed of the sanction, up to and including the expulsion of the player from the Club. In this case, the fees already paid will not be refunded.
We believe that discipline is a shared responsibility. Therefore we trust that all parents and guardians will actively support the implementation of this code of conduct.
We wish to thank our sponsors for placing their trust in our educational project. With their support, we are able to offer a positive sport experience that contributes to making our players more well-rounded.
The aim of this Handbook is to regulate and organise the internal procedures of the Club in order to ensure good sporting and social relationships in all areas. Knowledge of the rules set forth in this Handbook, as well as acceptance and compliance, is a compulsory requirement in order to form part of the Club.
1. Attending all training sessions and competition events is compulsory. Any absences must be notified and excused in advance, or in cases of force majeure, after the event.
2. Players should arrive punctually at all competitions and activities they are expected to attend.
1. Players should obtain and wear all of the Club’s uniform items when required. During training sessions, training kit should be worn, and at competitions, competition kit should be worn together with the Club tracksuit.
2. Players may not wear watches, earrings or any other accessories. Anything that cannot be
removed should be covered.
1. Players must respect the freedom of conscience, dignity, integrity and privacy of all members of the Club and avoid any form of discrimination.
2. Players are to behave appropriately and respectfully at all times and in all activities, both in and out of school.
3. Players must not make any public comments (especially on social media) about people or entities related to the Club, or any competitions they participate in, which may be considered offensive to third parties and/or affect the Club’s image.
4. Players must actively participate and make their best effort in all training sessions and competitions.
5. In case ofinjury, players must follow their coach’s instructions in order to comply with the legal requirements for receiving medical care.
The Caxton College Sport Club has an established code of conduct that all members must follow in order to promote integration and respect.
General Rules for players:
1. No electronic devices may be used before or for the duration of the training sessions, and may be confiscated by the coach and only returned after making a note of the infraction.
2. Once classes have ended, students may NOT leave the school grounds, whether to buy snacks or for any other reason other than the practice of the corresponding sport.
3. Follow all rules for training sessions, arrive on time and be ready for the training session to start.
4. Wear the appropriate clothing for each kind of activity.
5. Respect all members of the Club and the school with no regard for age, religion or race.
6. Do not participate in any physical or verbal aggressions.
7. Take care whilst using all equipment belonging to the school or other teammates.
For the purpose of appropriate sanctions, infractions are classified as follows:
- Minor
- Serious
- Very serious
Minor infractions
1. Repeated instances of late arrival.
2. Repeated unexcused absences.
3. Showing disrespect for the coach, a teammate or other adult.
4. Preventing the progress of a training session.
5. Behaviour showing lack of discipline or that is mildly insulting or offensive to others, either in
person or on social media.
6. Inappropriate use of equipment or causing minor damage to equipment or facilities.
Serious infractions
1. Bullying.
2. Racist comments made to another person or group.
3. Showing serious disrespect either in person or on social media.
4. Behaviour showing serious lack of discipline or that is extremely insulting or offensive to others, or
any other actions that can harm the image of the Club.
5. Physical aggressions or serious insults.
6. Serious damage to equipment due to inappropriate use or to facilities.
7. Repeated minor infractions.
Very serious infractions
1. Repeated instances of behaviour showing lack of discipline, physical aggressions, insulting or offensive behaviour or other actions that can harm the image of the Club.
2. Abuse of authority.
3. Violation of previous sanctions.
4. A series of three (3) serious infractions in the same season.
The coach must inform the Club Coordinators and the School Management of any sanctions for serious or very serious infractions in order for these to be investigated, at which point any measures to taken will be decided depending on the seriousness of the incident.
Parents or guardians will be informed of the sanction, up to and including the expulsion of the player from the Club. In this case, the fees already paid will not be refunded.
We believe that discipline is a shared responsibility. Therefore we trust that all parents and guardians will actively support the implementation of this code of conduct.
We wish to thank our sponsors for placing their trust in our educational project. With their support, we are able to offer a positive sport experience that contributes to making our players more well-rounded.
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