Code of conduct
How we expect everyone in the Sirens community to behave, on and off the court.
This is a placeholder policy. The final wording will be reviewed and confirmed by the club before launch.
Sirens Netball Club · Affiliated to England Netball (Club ID 2077871)
Sirens Netball Club is a warm, welcoming and inclusive place to play. This code sets out how we expect everyone in our community, players, parents, carers, coaches and volunteers, to treat one another so that every session is safe, fair and fun.
Our shared values
Respect, kindness, effort and enjoyment. We celebrate taking part, supporting each other and giving our best, on and off the court.
For players+
- Treat teammates, opponents, coaches and officials with respect.
- Play fairly and follow the rules of the game.
- Try your best, encourage others and be a good sport whether you win or lose.
- Listen to your coaches and arrive ready to take part.
- Tell a coach or a trusted adult if something is worrying you.
[Placeholder, final player code to be confirmed.]
For parents & carers+
- Support your player positively, win or lose, and let the coaches coach.
- Respect coaches, volunteers and officials, and set a good example on the sideline.
- Drop off and collect your player promptly and let us know of any changes.
- Raise any concerns calmly and through the right channels (see our Safeguarding page).
[Placeholder, final parent/carer code to be confirmed.]
For coaches & volunteers+
- Put the welfare, safety and enjoyment of every player first.
- Be a positive role model and treat all players fairly and inclusively.
- Hold appropriate qualifications, DBS checks and safeguarding training.
- Follow the club’s safeguarding and data protection policies at all times.
[Placeholder, final coach/volunteer code to be confirmed.]
Anti-bullying+
Bullying of any kind, in person or online, is never acceptable at Sirens. Anyone who experiences or witnesses bullying should speak to a coach or the club’s Welfare Officer, who will take it seriously and act.
[Placeholder, to be finalised.]
If the code isn’t followed+
Where the code is not met, the club will respond fairly and proportionately, which may include a friendly reminder, a conversation with players and parents, or, in serious cases, being asked to step away from the club. Our priority is always the wellbeing of every player.
[Placeholder, agree steps with the club.]