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Banbury TAGB Taekwondo
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Code of Conduct
Banbury TKD is part of the British Taekwondo Council. Here's their full Code of Conduct.
Code of Conduct for Parents
Personal Responsibilities
Must treat everyone fairly and sensitively regardless of their Age, Disability, Gender reassignment, Marriage and Civil Partnership, Pregnancy and Maternity, Race, Religion and Belief, Sex, Sexual Orientation and Ability
During club classes or other training sessions, respect the instructor/coach. If you have any issues or concerns, please address these to the instructor/coach after the lesson/training session
Applaud all good play
Learn the rules to better understand what you are looking at and commenting on
Do not question the judgement of and show your appreciation to all officials, instructors/coaches and helpers
Condemn the use of violence, profane language and any form of abuse
Think of how you can best help the instructor/coach and/or the club
As a spectator you must never enter the field of play/activity
Specific to Children / Adults at Risk
Remember that children play for their fun, not yours!
Encourage your child always to play by rules and to respect the instructor/coaches, officials and volunteers
Encourage children to play, do not force them
Praise your child’s efforts whether they win or lose
Never ridicule a child for losing or making a mistake
Children learn best by following a good example
Code of Conduct for Students
Personal Responsibilities
Must treat everyone fairly and sensitively regardless of their Age, Disability, Gender reassignment, Marriage and civil partnership, Pregnancy and maternity, Race, Religion and belief, Sex, Sexual orientation and Ability
Do not use foul, sexist or racist language at any time
Arrive for training and matches in good time to prepare thoroughly
Learn and play by the rules
Abide by the instructions of the instructor/ coaches/staff and officials provided they do not contradict the rules
Do not argue with competition officials and/or the instructor/coach - use your energies for playing better
Recognise and applaud all good play
Be a good sport - win with modesty, lose with dignity
Respect opponents, instructors/coaches, club officials and competition officials - treat them as you would wish to be treated
Co-operate with instructor/coach, fellow students and opponents
Think about improving your skills after training and competition Inform the instructor/coach of any injury as soon as possible Inform the instructor/coach if you need to leave training/the event early
Thank officials and opponents after competition
Specific to Children / Adults at Risk
Play for fun and enjoyment - not just to please your parents and/or instructor/coach
Code of Conduct for Spectators
Personal Responsibilities
Must treat everyone fairly and sensitively regardless of their Age, Disability, Gender reassignment, Marriage and civil partnership, Pregnancy and maternity, Race, Religion and belief, Sex, Sexual orientation and Ability
All spectators, on no account, should enter the field of play/activity unless authorised otherwise
Do not use foul, sexist or racist language or harass students, instructors/instructor/coaches, officials or volunteers
Condemn the use of violence and verbal abuse in all forms Respect officials’ decisions
Remember they are human with the same feelings as you, are volunteers and, like you, sometimes makes an honest error
Do not ridicule participants who make mistakes
Do not over-emphasise the importance of winning
Specific to Children / Adults at Risk
Remember the participants are taking part for their enjoyment not yours, they are not professional athletes
