SPECTATORS. Acceptable standards of spectator behavior include: ❑ Remember that the players are children and are playing for their enjoyment, not yours. ❑ Remain seated in the spectator area during the games; ❑ Respect decisions made by contest officials; ❑ Be a role model by positively supporting teams and by not shouting instructions or criticism to the players, coaches or officials. Do not coach from the stands; ❑ Make no derogatory comments or gestures to players, coaches, parents of the opposing team, officials or league administrators. Penalties: ❑ Participating teams and their coaches are responsible for the conduct of their spectators. ❑ Any spectator who displays poor sportsmanship may be removed from the facility by an official, their team coach, a league official or the host gym person-in-charge. ❑ Any spectator who interferes with the conduct of a CYO activity may, at the discretion of the spectator's parish, league, or the Archdiocese of Newark, be barred from attendance at subsequent CYO activities.
SPECTATORS. The Hirer shall be responsible for the control of spectators and shall be liable for any claims made by spectators. Spectators should not participate in the session and are responsible for the supervision of any children they bring along. Spectators should stay within the specific spectator’s areas. The Hirer is responsible for providing a Health and Safety Risk Assessment relating to their session and spectators. The Hirer must not exceed the maximum capacity usage for the relevant area hired. The Hirer will be vigilant of the groups spectators and inform group individuals that taking photographs or video footage is not permitted, unless parents/guardians have agreed to general photographs being taken.
SPECTATORS. The spectators, both students and adults, need to demonstrate courtesy and good sportsmanship by xxxxxxxx in a positive and appropriate manner for their team and never against the opponents. This is evidenced by the absence of booing and vulgarities. Spectators must also show proper acceptance of officials' judgment and the coach’s decisions. Anyone not observing the Code of Conduct will be asked to leave and must contact the Athletic Director and Principal before returning to any other school events. Emergency Information Name Birth Date Grade Gender Student’s Current School Parent's (Guardian) Name Address Cell or Home Phone Parent's daytime phone number Parent’s Email If parents cannot be contacted notify Phone Family Doctor Dr. Phone Known Allergies Insurance Carrier If student is not insured, parent assumes all medical responsibilities. Parent/Guardian must also read the Concussion Fact Sheet and sign the Acknowledgement Form (see attached). Parent’s Signature Student’s Signature Date Student Participation - Medical History Student Name Grade Gender _ Current Sport Has your child ever had a concussion? YES NO If yes, explain the incident(s) and when each occurred. Date: incident: treatment: Date: incident: treatment: Date: incident: treatment: If yes, has your student been cleared by a physician for participation from that concussion? YES NO Has your child had any recent surgeries that the coach should be aware of? YES NO Please explain: Does your child suffer from any chronic illness or disease that the coach should be aware of (diabetes, epilepsy, severe allergies, etc.)? YES NO Please List: Does your child have asthma? YES NO If yes, does your child have an inhaler with them at practices and competitions? YES NO Is your child currently taking any medications? YES NO Please List: Is there any past medical history you would like their coach to be aware of? YES NO Please List/Explain: Please indicate any other medical information you feel may be important for the coach to know. CONCUSSION INFORMATION ACKNOWLEDGEMENT FORM Athlete: Last Name, First Name Sport: I, (Parent/Guardian), by signing below, hereby acknowledge that the Xxxx Xxx School District has provided me with the necessary and appropriate information on concussions as mandated under subsection 33-1625, Idaho Code. The information included appropriate guidelines that identified the signs and symptoms of concussion and head injury, and described the nature and risk of concussion and head inju...
SPECTATORS. Seating of spectators shall be at the discretion of the LESSEE. Necessary steps should be taken by the LESSEE to insure safety and enjoyment of participants and spectators. Non-Participating children are not allowed in the playing area during event.
SPECTATORS. ❖ Spectators will abide by BNSW's Parent/Spectator Zero Tolerance Policy and guidelines on Sports Rage. ❖ Encourage players to participate if they are interested. If they are not, don't force them. ❖ Focus on playing the game, reducing the emphasis on winning. ❖ Teach children that an honest effort is as important as victory, so that the result of each game is accepted without undue disappointment. ❖ Encourage children to always play be the rules. ❖ Do not criticise children in front of others, but reserve constructive criticism for more private moments. ❖ Remember children are involved in sport for their enjoyment, not yours. ❖ A child learns best by example. Applaud good plays by all teams. ❖ Accept decisions of all referees as being fair and called to the best of their ability. Do not raise issues of disagreement publicly ❖ Do not criticise opposing team members or supporters by word or gesture ❖ Set a good example by your won conduct, behaviour and appearance ❖ Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from sporting activities ❖ Avoid use of derogatory language based on gender, race or impairment ❖ I will applaud good performances from each team and congratulate all players regardless of the outcome. I will respect the referee’s decision and if there is disagreement, follow the appropriate procedure in order to address the concerns. ❖ I will remember children play sport for fun. They are not playing for the entertainment of spectators and are not miniature professionals. I will be positive and will never ridicule or scold a child for making a mistake during competition. ❖ I will condemn the use of violence in any form, be it by spectators, coaches or players. ❖ I will show respect for the opponents as without them there would be no game. ❖ I will encourage players to obey the rules and decisions of officials. ❖ I will demonstrate appropriate social behaviour by not using foul threatening or abusive language or behaviour or, harassing players, coaches, officials or spectators. ❖ I will respect the rights, dignity and worth of people involved in the game, regardless of their gender, ability, religion cultural background or impairment. ❖ I will not take part of any harassment, bullying or defamation posted on Social Networking Websites of TBA or any persons relating to Basketball. ❖ I realise that there are consequences for breaches of these Codes of Conduct, some of which are severe. Note: A breach of this code could result in up to a 12 mo...
SPECTATORS a. Positive encouragement and support of own team without being rude, negative or derogatory to opponents.
SPECTATORS. Spectators will be allowed based on current guidelines. If spectators are allowed at the facility, current league rules allow only home team spectators. • Spectators are required to wear masks at all times, per league guidelines. • If spectators are allowed, it is expected social distance guidelines are followed. o Seating areas will have identifiers located on the bleacher seats for households to use for appropriate spacing.
SPECTATORS. All individuals attending the event must comply with Taekwondo Canada’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy Tickets will be sold online only Spectator admission will open online on November 15, 2022 and will remain throughout the competition Tickets can be purchased through the National Championships page on the Taekwondo Canada website Individuals must provide their proof of purchase and proof of vaccination at admission each day to receive a spectator’s band €20.00 CAD per day or €70.00 CAD for an event pass VOLUNTEERS Must comply with Taekwondo Canada’s COVID-19 Vaccination Policy Volunteers must be available for the full day of competition and will be provided with lunch, as well as t-shirt Individuals interested in volunteering at this event must email xxx@xxxxxxxxx-xxxxxx.xxx LIABILITY & WAIVERS THIS CONTEST IS SANCTIONED BY TAEKWONDO ONTARIO, THE PROVINCIAL SPORT ORGANIZATION (PSO) OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED BY THE PROVINCE OF 2023 CANADIAN NATIONAL TAEKWONDO CHAMPIONSHIPS - INFORMATION PACKAGE 11
SPECTATORS respect the effort and performances of athletes; • respect the decisions of coaches, team managers and officials and teach children to do the same; and • identify and reject discrimination, harassment, bullying and violence in any form, whether by other spectators, coaches, officials or athletes. BOARD/COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND ADMINISTRATORS • ensure that managers and coaches are appointed appropriately; • ensure that any information acquired, or advantage gained, from the position is not used improperly; and • conduct your Organisation/Club responsibilities with due care, competence and diligence. • Undertake appropriate MPP training as directed by your club or the relevant State or National Maccabi organisation WITH RESPECT TO CHILD SAFETY 14 MACCABI I MEMBER PROTECTION MANAGEMENT TOOL KIT I NOVEMBER 2016 • Any adult who believes there is a risk a child will become the victim of a sexual offence or to whom a child has disclosed that an offence has occurred must report the matter to the relevant Child Protection agency and/or police and the National Maccabi Integrity Officer (“MIO”) immediately. PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT • Any adult that forms a reasonable suspicion of any other type of child abuse (as set out in Section 3 of the MPP) or believes a child it at risk of abuse must act immediately to protect the child and make a report to the National MIO to the appropriate authorities (the relevant Child Protection agency or police) in relation to the suspected child abuse. LEGAL OBLIGATIONS All Participants (and for those under 18 and their parents), are required to enter into a Participation Agreement with Maccabi, agreeing not only to act in accordance with Maccabi Codes of Conduct but also agreeing to be bound by the policies and procedures contained in the Handbook and the decisions of any tribunal set up thereunder. Such Agreements shall, unless otherwise stipulated, be read with and form part of all Maccabi clubs’ registration forms and the registration forms for any Maccabi event, whether they be paper based or online.
SPECTATORS. The Host Venue is entitled to charge spectators on the day of the Round no more than normal wall-entry rates. Spectators are those people who are in addition to a volunteer or legal parent and guardian of the competitior. For Example, an external coach and any additional parents over the one required to look after the competitior can be classed as spectators.The Host Venue must inform the BMC well in advance if they intend to charge spectators. If the Host Venue plans to charge spectators – please inform the BMC within 14 business days of the date of this agreement so that the BMC can advertise appropriately. The Host Venue can notify the BMC of this by emailing; xxx@xxxxxx.xx.xx
