Codes of Conduct
Athlete Code of Conduct
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Respect everyone, on and off the slope; coaches, other athletes, parents and officials
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Listen to your coaches. They are there to help and improve your skiing
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Bullying of any kind will not be tolerated. Treat all others as you would like to be treated yourself, with respect and kindness
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When on the slope give, your full attention to the coaches and bring the best of yourself to every session
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Show good sportsmanship in everything you do, whether you’re winning or not
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No mobile devices to be used when on the slope for both training and race days
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No inappropriate language to be used
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No prohibited or recreational drugs will be tolerated and this includes alcohol
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Should you have any concerns regarding the club or members, please contact the Club Welfare Officer (asrccwo@gmail.com)
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We are one team so support your fellow ASRC athletes with kindness and consideration
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Enjoy yourself and have fun!
Parent/Carer Code of Conduct
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Be present when your child is at training or racing
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Help where/when asked.We are a volunteer led club so we need your help from time to time
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Aim to be punctual; we know this is sometimes not possible due to work commitments
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Be a parent; let the coaches coach and be there to encourage your child; they're there for training and importantly fun too!
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No inappropriate language to be used
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Recognise attitude and performance; not results
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Know your child is safe; please report any concerns regarding the club or members please contact the Club Welfare Officer (asrccwo@gmail.com)
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Encourage your child and all other ASRC members.
Coach Code of Conduct
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Promote the welfare and best interest of the athletes
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Assist in a safe and enjoyable environment to ski in
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Empower athletes to be responsible for their own decisions
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Be positive role models for the athletes
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Not to use or tolerate inappropriate language
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Report any concerns; of an athlete or parent of an athlete, to the Club Welfare Officer (asrccwo@gmail.com)
Volunteer/Official Code of Conduct
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Treat everyone equally and not discriminate on the grounds of age, gender, race, religion or belief, sexual orientation, ability or disability
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Display high standards of behaviour
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Consider the well-being and safety of participants before the development of performance
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Under the guidance of the coaches ensure all activities are appropriate to the age, ability and experience of those taking part
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Promote the positive aspects of snowsport (e.g. fair play and support for others)
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Display consistently high standards of behaviour and appearance
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Never condone rule violations, bad sportsmanship or the use of prohibited substances
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Encourage participants to accept responsibility for their own performance and behaviour