THE PARENTS. Parental support and involvement in the Club are essential. Parents must ensure that their child attends all team events (practices, games, meetings, etc.). We understand there will be times when conflicts cannot be avoided and that your son or daughter simply cannot attend a team event. The Club requires your communication, planning, and understanding so we can minimize conflicts. It is the team’s responsibility to present a periodic schedule to allow time for your planning. When parents or players have an unavoidable conflict, the Club expects timely communication to allow the Club or team adequate time to make any possible adjustments. The coach/manager will make final decisions as to scheduling after careful consideration of the needs of the team.
THE PARENTS. Parental support and involvement in the Club are essential. If your child is selected and chooses to commit to BARCELONA CALIFORNIA, your commitment is also necessary. If players are to make a quality commitment to the Club and their team, parents must see to it that players attend all possible Club and team functions (practices, meetings, games, etc). There will be time conflicts that cannot be avoided, and other more important events occur. The Club requires your communication, planning and understanding so we can minimize conflicts. It is the Club’s responsibility to present a periodic schedule to allow time for your planning. When parents or players have unavoidable conflicts, the Club expects timely communications to see if the Club or team can make any necessary adjustments. The Director of Coaching or Team Coach will make final decisions on scheduling and adjustments after careful consideration of your needs and those of the Club or team. SIDELINE COACHING: We ask that there be no coaching by parents. No matter how good your intentions are, we insist there be no shouting instructions to your son/daughter or yelling (complaining) to officials during games. Your vocal support and positive encouragement are welcome after a good play. It is important that players are not distracted at practices or during games, and that players are given only one set of instructions by one voice during this time. Parents and players are required to sign a Code of Conduct agreement prior to the start of league play. Parents, feel free to communicate and ask questions about your child. Please take the initiative to teach your child to speak up and communicate for themselves whenever possible.
THE PARENTS. Parental support and involvement in the Club are essential. If your son/daughter decides to commit to play for FFSC, your commitment as a supportive parent is also necessary. If players are to make a quality commitment to FFSC and their Team, all Parents must ensure their son/daughter attends all possible Club and Team functions (practices, meetings, games, tournaments, fundraisers, etc.). It is understood there may be time conflicts which cannot be avoided. It is the Team Coach’s responsibility to present a periodic schedule to adequately allow players and the Parents to plan their time around practices and game times. When Parents or players have an unavoidable conflict, the Team Coach expects timely communication to allow time for any necessary adjustments. FFSC insists that all parent(s) when communicating with the Team Coach be respectful and use common courtesy when discussing any matter regarding your Player and/or the Team. Any parent who is alleged to have disrespected or dishonored the Club, its policies or programs, any of the coaches, trainers or assistant coaches of FFSC, or any players of FFSC or any other soccer club, including their own son or daughter who is a playing member of FFSC. Any parent who is alleged to have disrespected or dishonored other team member Parents or Parents of other players of FFSC or other soccer clubs, shall meet with the FFSC Board of Directors, if requested by the board. Important Note: There shall be no recruiting of players from any FFSC existing team by any coach, parent, member, associate or individual, directly or indirectly, by any other FFSC team. Any participant found soliciting, directly or indirectly, Parents, Players and/or teams to leave FFSC individually or as a Team, shall be subject to disciplinary action, including removal from any further participation in FFSC. Inappropriate behavior by a Parent as determined by the BOD may result in disciplinary action, including removal from participation in the Club. SIDELINE COACHING: There will be NO coaching by Parents and/or player supporters. Your vocal support and positive encouragement are welcomed. Screaming “Go” or “Shoot” are interpreted as instructions, and as such, are not permitted. It is important that players not be distracted at practices or during games and that players be given only one set of instructions, by one voice before, during, and after, practices and games. Please allow the Team Coach’s voice to be the only voice at all games and pr...
THE PARENTS. As a parent of an athlete of the Apex Ski Club, I will strive to: be a supportive advocate for my son or daughter as an athlete participating in the ski program. monitor my conveyed expectations of my son or daughter’s performance and recognize the adverse effect that an athlete may experience if he or she is not able to meet the parents’ expectations. remember that children ski for FUN. applaud effort and good racing as well as success. let the coach do their job and not interfere with the coach or athlete by telling them what to do keep a respectful distance from coaches during training on the hill as they are focused on the athletes. ensure that my son or daughter arrives for training on time, physically and mentally prepared to follow coaches’ instruction for the training or race day. ensure satisfactory nutrition, hydration and clothing of the athlete (as directed by the coaching staff). always respect the technical officials’ decisions. encourage the athletes to respect the competition, technical officials and volunteers. be respectful that the race corral is for athletes and coaches and should be an independent space free of parent intervention. respectfully communicate with coaches as required communicate with the Alpine Chair regarding any questions on the training plan, calendar, and general program information; share any feedback, ideas and concerns. communicate with the President on board related matters. be a positive influence in the club, by setting the example for the athletes. commit to the specified fundraising activities that are a requirement of a ski club family. support team and program sponsors where possible. follow through on mandatory volunteerism at their son or daughter’s races at home, and when possible, at host clubs’ events. obey all BC Alpine Code of Conduct requirements. xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxx/files/Policy_Files/ understand that failure to obey the Codes of Conduct may lead to loss of privileges and potentially the loss of membership in the club. We have read the Apex Ski Club Alpine Ski Partner Agreement and Code of Conduct and discussed the commitments. We acknowledge the document’s importance and we agree to abide by the agreement and strive to model the outlined commitments. Signature: (Athlete signature) Name: (Athlete name) Signed this: (Date) Signature: (Parent or guardian 1 signature) Name: (Parent or guardian 1 name) Signed this: (Date) Signature: (Parent or guardian 2 signature...
THE PARENTS. I/We will try to: See that my child goes to School regularly and properly equipped. Let the School know about any concerns or problems that might affect my child’s work or behaviour. Support the School’s policies and guidelines for behaviour. Support my child in opportunities for home learning. Attend my child’s Annual Review and discussions about my child’s progress. Get to know about my child’s life at Xxxxxxxx School. Inform the School via prescription label or Doctor’s letter of prescription changes, if my child is taking medication. Inform the School of reasons for absence as soon as possible and if possible the extent of the child’s absence. Follow DfE guidelines regarding school attendance regulations. Ensure that, if my child suffers from sickness and diarrhoea, they will not return to school until 48 hours after the last incident.
THE PARENTS. Parental support and involvement in the Club are essential. If your son/daughter decides to commit to NPSC, your commitment as a supportive parent is also necessary. If Players are to make a quality commitment to the Club and their Team, Parents must see to it that their son/daughter attends all possible Club and Team functions (practices, meetings, games, tournaments, fundraisers, etc.). At times there will be conflicts that cannot be avoided and more important events do occur. However, the Club requires your communication, planning, and understanding, so as to minimize conflicts. It is the Club’s responsibility to present a periodic schedule to allow time for your planning. When Parents or Players have an unavoidable conflict, the Club expects timely communication to see if the Club or Team can make any necessary adjustments. The Team Coach will make final decisions on scheduling and adjustments after careful considerations of your needs and those of the Club or Team. NPSC insists on respectful communication with the Team Coach regarding any matter involving your child. These instances should not be blown out of proportion or discussed with other families, either in the Club or outside of the Club. To avoid any and all problems that may occur in team sports at a youth level, we feel it is very important to discuss any and all potential problems with the Team Coach and if requested by the parent, with NPSC Board Members Any parent, who is consistently disrespecting the program and/or found dishonoring any Club policies will be asked to meet with the NPSC Board Members, the Team Coach and Team Manager. Please note that inappropriate behavior by a Parent can lead to the expulsion of their son/daughter. NPSC prides itself for offering club soccer level of play at a reasonable cost to families. The main reason the Club can fiscally operate as it does, is because of our annual Thousand Oaks Classic tournament, after which the Club offers a profit-sharing percentage back to its Teams. It is mandatory for the Parents to volunteer a few hours of their time during the tournament weekend. SIDELINE COACHING: There will be no coaching by Parents and/or player supporters. No matter how good your intentions are, we insist there be no shouting instructions to your son/daughter or yelling (complaining) to officials during games. Your vocal support and positive encouragement are welcome after a good play. Screaming “Go” or “Shoot” are interpreted as instructions, and as s...
THE PARENTS. I/We will: support The School’s Code of Conduct ensure that my son/daughter attends school every day and on time promptly explain all absences from school ensure that my son/daughter wears the correct uniform help my son/daughter to work to the best of their ability monitor homework and sign the student planner each week encourage reading for pleasure let the school know of any concerns or problems that might affect my son/daughter’s work or behaviour encourage my son/daughter to be involved in all aspects of school life such as extra- curricular activities and duty weeks encourage respectful behaviour ensure that my son/daughter does not bring small items of high value into school support the school’s travel plan by considerate car use at drop off and pick up PLEASE KEEP THIS COPY FOR YOUR INFORMATION This agreement will enable the student to take responsibility and enjoy a right to succeed. Student Name: HOME - SCHOOL AGREEMENT We have read the School’s Code of Conduct. This will be supported by the following actions.
THE PARENTS. Guardian/s must, on or before the Pre-Payment Date, pay to the School the Pre-paid Fees.
THE PARENTS. Parental support and involvement in the Club are essential. If your son/daughter decides to commit to play for FFSC, your commitment as a supportive parent is also necessary. If players are to make a quality commitment to FFSC and their Team, all Parents must insure their son/daughter attends all possible Club and Team functions (practices, meetings, games, tournaments, fundraisers, etc.). It is understood there may be time conflicts which cannot be avoided. It is the Team Coach’s responsibility to present a periodic schedule to adequately allow players and the Parents to plan their time around practices and game times. When Parents or players have an unavoidable conflict, the Team Coach expects timely communication to allow time for any necessary adjustments. FFSC insists that all parent(s) when communicating with the Team Coach be respectful and use common courtesy when discussing any matter regarding your Player and/or the Team. Any parent who is alleged to have disrespected or dishonored the Club, its policies or programs, any of the coaches, trainers or assistant coaches of FFSC, or any players of FFSC or any other soccer club, including their own son or daughter who is a playing member of FFSC. Any parent who is alleged to have disrespected or dishonored other team member Parents or Parents of other players of FFSC or other soccer clubs, shall meet with the FFSC Board of Directors, if so requested by the board.
THE PARENTS. I/We shall try to: see that my child goes to School regularly, on time and properly equipped; let the School know about any concerns or problems that might affect my child’s work or behaviour support the School’s policies and guidelines for behaviour; support my child in homework and other opportunities for home learning; attend parents’ evening and discussions about my child’s progress; get to know about my child’s life at the school
