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Section 3 - Club Rules

 

CLUB TRIPS

Written permission must be obtained for un-accompanied swimmers.

On all away trips, at least one male and one female team manager/coach, depending on the ages and numbers travelling, must accompany swimmers.  The team managers are responsible for ensuring that swimmers behave correctly at all times.

Team managers must submit club trip reports to the Club Secretary within 14 days.

Swimmers should behave in a fitting manner, as laid down by guidelines in Code of Behaviour.

Any child protection concerns must be reported to the Child Liaison Officer immediately.

 

TRAINING SESSIONS

The importance of warm-up cannot be over emphasised. A proper warm-up is essential if injury is to be avoided.

Swimmers must arrive on time (5 minutes before the start of the session.)  No warm-up - no training!  Persistent lateness will be noted and reported to the Club committee.

Swimmers should help remove pool covers and put in ropes quickly and quietly.

Swimmers should behave in an acceptable manner in changing rooms.

Swimmers should be collected promptly after session finishes and not be left un-supervised in Sports Centre.

No session may be undertaken unless there is a coach and at least one other responsible adult present.  It is the responsibility of the adults dropping children to training sessions to ensure that the pool is open and properly staffed before leaving swimmers.

 

CODE OF BEHAVIOUR

Parents and swimmers should refer to their Code of Behaviour.

If swimmers are removed from the pool, they must shower and dress promptly and sit in spectator area until the end of the session.

 

GALAS

One parent or designated adult will attend all Galas.  No unsupervised children will be permitted.  It is not the coach's duty to look after children at Galas.

 

GALA FEES

Gala fees should normally be paid with entry form.  Failure to show for a team relay event without good reason, may result in the swimmer having to pay for the full team entry fee for the event.

 

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