A Code of Conduct for Participants. Fair Play Treat others with the same respect and fairness that you would like them to show you. Equity Demonstrate play” on and of the Respect differences in gender, disability, “fair culture, race, ethnicity and religious belief systems between yourself and others. Challenge discrimination and prejudice. Inclusiveness and tolerance Appreciate that all participants bring something valuable and different. Value and learn from the diversity of people you meet and show patience with others and act with dignity at all times. Responsibility Look out for yourself and the welfare of others. Do not engage in any irresponsible, abusive, inappropriate or illegal behaviour. Challenge behaviour that falls below the expected standards of the activity or event. Speak out if you are concerned about anything or if you feel uncomfortable about your own needs and those of others. Be organised and be on time. You must not: Consume alcohol or illegal and performance enhancing drugs, Smoke Use foul language Engage in sexual behaviour Leave the site for any reason unless accompanied by a member of staff any accommodation other than your own (when at a residential event) Above all Have fun! Take time to those who help you to take part, whether family, organisation or team mates. Adapted from the NSPCC Safe Sports Events. A Checklist for Planning Away Fixtures Pick up Communication with parents Destination and venues Competition details Kit requirements Journey times and stopping Transport points Supervision Suitability, accessibility
A Code of Conduct for Participants. Fair Play Treat others with the same respect and fairness that you would like them to show you. Equity Demonstrate “fair play” on and of the Respect differences in gender, disability, culture, race, ethnicity and religious belief systems between yourself and others. Challenge discrimination and prejudice. Inclusiveness and tolerance Appreciate that all participants bring something valuable and different. Value and learn from the diversity of people you meet and show patience with others and act with dignity at all times. Responsibility Look out for yourself and the welfare of others. Do not engage in any irresponsible, abusive, inappropriate or illegal behaviour. Challenge behaviour that falls below the expected standards of the activity or event. Speak out if you are concerned about anything or if you feel uncomfortable about your own needs and those of others. Be organised and be on time. You must not: Consume alcohol or illegal and performance enhancing drugs, Smoke Use foul language Engage in sexual behaviour Leave the site for any reason unless accompanied by a member of staff any accommodation other than your own (when at a residential event) Above all Have fun! Take time to those who help you to take part, whether family, organisation or team mates. Adapted from the NSPCC Safe Sports Events. A Checklist for Planning Away Fixtures Communication with parents Pick up Destination and venues Competition details Kit requirements Transport Journey times and stopping points Supervision Suitability, accessibility
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