POLICY Biloela Swimming Club (the Club) is committed to the principles and practice of equal opportunities in swimming. Swimming is a sport for all and it can and should be enjoyed by, and made accessible to, all. To achieve the Biloela Swimming Club will ensure that: our teachers, coaches, officials and administrators will make provision to fit the needs of all swimmers wherever and whenever possible, the Club is available to all irrespective of any disability provided the minimum entry requirements of the Club can be attained; on notification of any disability, the Club will make provision so that all swimmers are provided with equal support and guidance subject to the physical restraints of our home base and any other venues the Club may visit; we regularly review our selection and training procedures so as to be fair to all; if required, teachers and coaches undergo relevant training for a special needs; swimmer’s it establishes and maintains liaison with at least one disability swimming club to ensure that disabled swimmers can reach their full potential; attention is also given to those with a hidden disability eg: dyslexia may mean a swimmer cannot read or understand the swimming programme. A full copy of the member welfare Policy is available on our website http://biloela.swimming.org.au. The following person has undertaken training in this area: Shari Hancox. If you are interested in undertaking this training, please see Shari. Summary of the SAL Behavioural Guidelines Brochure 2007. The full document may be downloaded from the Swimming Queensland website site at . Everyone must abide by the General Behavioural Guidelines coach or team official* will: Be responsible for matters concerning the coaching, training and development of members. Maintain a of others and accountability for matters relating to training and ‘duty care’ towards competition. Have a sound working knowledge of SA policies, rules and coaching techniques.
POLICY Biloela Swimming Club (the Club) is committed to the principles and practice of equal opportunities in swimming. Swimming is a sport for all and it can and should be enjoyed by, and made accessible to, all. To achieve the Biloela Swimming Club will ensure that: our teachers, coaches, officials and administrators will make provision to fit the needs of all swimmers wherever and whenever possible, the Club is available to all irrespective of any disability provided the minimum entry requirements of the Club can be attained; on notification of any disability, the Club will make provision so that all swimmers are provided with equal support and guidance subject to the physical restraints of our home base and any other venues the Club may visit; we regularly review our selection and training procedures so as to be fair to all; if required, teachers and coaches undergo relevant training for a swimmer’s special needs; it establishes and maintains liaison with at least one disability swimming club to ensure that disabled swimmers can reach their full potential; attention is also given to those with a hidden disability eg: dyslexia may mean a swimmer cannot read or understand the swimming programme. A full copy of the member welfare Policy is available on our website http://biloela.swimming.org.au. The following person has undertaken training in this area: Shari Hancox. If you are interested in undertaking this training, please see Shari. Summary of the SAL Behavioural Guidelines Brochure 2007. The full document may be downloaded from the Swimming Queensland website site at . Everyone must abide by the General Behavioural Guidelines coach or team official* will: Be responsible for matters concerning the coaching, training and development of members. Maintain a ‘duty of care’ towards others and accountability for matters relating to training and competition. Have a sound working knowledge of SA policies, rules and coaching techniques.
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