Civil Service Tennis Club
Information FACT SHEET 11 for Coaches
CODES OF CONDUCT FOR COACHES /SPORTS LEADERS
I agree to:
Ensure the safety of all children by careful supervision, proper pre- planning of coaching/playing sessions, using safe methods at all times.
Actively encourage all children not to discriminate on the grounds of religious beliefs, race, gender, social classes or lack of ability.
Emphasise fun and participation.
Not allow any rough or dangerous play, bullying, or the use of bad language or
inappropriate behaviour.
Always be positive and to promote the objectives of the club at all times.
Not let any allegations of abuse of any kind to go unchallenged or unrecorded if
appropriate. Incidents and accidents to be recorded in the club incident/accident book.
Parents will be informed.
Report accidents or incidents of alleged abuse to the designated person.
Administer minor first aid in the presence of others and where required refer more serious incidents to the club "first aider"
Have access to telephone for immediate contact to emergency services if required.
Foster team work to ensure the safety of youth members in their care
Ensure the rights and responsibilities of youth members are enforced
Report suspected abuse to the appropriate designated officer
Not abuse members physically, emotionally or sexually
Maintain confidentiality about sensitive information
Be a role model (disciplined / committed / time keeping), remember children learn by
example
Refrain from smoking and consumption of alcohol during club activities or coaching
sessions
Hold current coaches insurance
Never ask anyone to keep secrets of any kind
Ensure that car insurance is appropriate for transporting young people to and from events
Ensure that all those working with young people do so under the guidance of the coach.
As a coach keep my knowledge updated through the Tennis Ireland Continuous
Professional Development
Protect myself from false accusation by.
Not spending excessive amounts of time alone with children away from others
Avoid taking children alone in a car on journeys, however short
Never taking children to their home.
Not administering First Aid involving the removing of children’s clothing unless
in the presence of others.
Any misdemeanours and general misbehaviour will be dealt with immediately and reported
verbally to the designated person. Persistent breach of the code will result in dismissal from the club/organisation.
Dismissals can be appealed by the coach/ volunteer with final decisions taken by the
club/organisation appeals committee.
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