Parent Code Of Conduct Agreement

  • Parent Code Of Conduct Agreement

    This agreement outlines the expectations of behaviour from parents and spectators of junior players included in the Frankston Blues VJBL program.

  • At Frankston Blues, we value a positive, supportive, and respectful environment for all players, coaches, officials, and families.
    We ask that all parents and guardians of junior players uphold the following standards of behaviour.

    Basketball Victoria (BV) has developed the Codes of Conduct that stipulates the minimum accepted standards of behaviour for players, parents, spectators, coaches, officials and administrators. Breaches of these Codes can result in BV sanctioned tribunal hearings and suspensions.

    All Frankston Blues Parents are required to read and agree to the Frankston Blues and BV Codes of conduct before the end of Grading Phase 1. The BV codes of Conduct are available to download from www.basketballvictoria.com.au

    We ask that all parents and guardians of junior players uphold the following standards of behaviour:

    Respect and Support

    • Encourage your child to participate for their own enjoyment and personal development, not for your own ambitions.
    • Offer encouraging and positive talk before and after games, avoid adding pressure or dissecting every play or performance.
    • Allow players to approach you for discussion if and when they choose to; respect their need for space and independence in their sporting experience.
    • Focus on effort, improvement, and learning, not just on winning.
    • Support your child by promoting fair play and good sportsmanship at all times.
    • Applaud good performance by all teams and players.
    • Never criticise your child, other players, coaches, or referees during games or training sessions.
    • Allow your child to listen to and be guided by others to help them expand their knowledge and skills.
    • Accept all referee decisions, they are doing their best, just like the players and coaches.

  • Set the Right Example

    • Model positive behaviour, language, and appearance. If you find yourself frustrated, step away and return when calm.
    • Help create a safe and enjoyable environment by discouraging any form of verbal or physical abuse.
    • Show respect for the rights, dignity, and worth of every person involved in basketball, including players, coaches, referees, volunteers, and spectators.
    • Appreciate and acknowledge the work of coaches, officials, and administrators.
    • Ensure children in your care remain under control and behave appropriately.
    • Respect all facilities, venues, and equipment provided.

  • Players Code of Conduct

    Ensure your child understands to:

    • Play by the rules.
    • Respect referees and other officials.
    • Control their temper.
    • Work equally hard, not just for themselves but for the team.
    • Be a good sport.
    • Treat all players as they would like to be treated.
    • Play for the enjoyment, and not just to please parents and coaches.
    • Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person.
    • Be prepared that loss can occur.
    • Listen to the advice of the coach and try to apply to training and games.
    • Always respect the use of facilities and equipment provided.

  • Players Code of Conduct

    Ensure you child understands to:

    • Play by the rules.
    • Respect referees and other officials.
    • Control their temper.
    • Work equally hard, not just for themselves but for the team.
    • Be a good sport
    • Treat all players as they would like to be treated
    • Play for the enjoyment, and not just to please parents and coaches
    • Respect the rights, dignity and worth of every person.
    • Be prepared that loss can occur.
    • Listen to the advice of the coach and try to apply to training and games
    • Always respect the use of facilities and equipment provided.

  • Club and Team Responsibilities

    • Pay all registration, uniform, tournament, game, and training fees on time.
    • Support your coach by ensuring players attend trainings, games, and tournaments as required.
    • Encourage players to practise and develop skills outside of formal sessions

  • Communication and Conduct

    • All discussions with coaches must be arranged through the Team Manager at an appropriate time — not immediately before or after games, or during training sessions.
    • No contact is to be made with a coach or team manager within 24 hours of a game.
    • Coaching from the sidelines is not permitted. 


  • Team Contribution

    • Parents in the junior program are expected to assist with score bench duties and other team support roles as coordinated by the Team Manager.

    • Respect all decisions made by the Club, Coach, or Team Manager, these are made in the best interests of the team and the program.

    • If you disagree or wish to raise a concern, please follow the club’s Complaints and Grievance Policy for the appropriate process and email blues@fdba.com.au
      Below is the link to our Complaints and Grievance Policy

      https://fdba.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/FDBA-Complaint-and-Grievance-Policy-25062019.pdf

       

  • Zero Tolerance Policy

    Frankston Blues has zero tolerance for abuse in any form - physical, verbal, racial, cyber, or gender-based.
    Failure to comply with this Code of Conduct may result in disciplinary action, including suspension or removal from games, training, or the program.

    Together, we can ensure the Frankston Blues remains a program that values respect, effort, and community pride, both on and off the court.

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