CODE of CONDUCT COACHES

Lead Coaches are responsible for the actions of all other adults within their session.
Lead Coaches must ensure that all activities are appropriate to the age, ability and experience of those taking part.
Coaches are required to show respect to all players, other coaches and committee members.
All Coaches are expected to display consistently high standards of conduct and appearance.
Lead Coaches are required to ensure that all players adhere to the Players’ code of conduct and that high standards of behaviour and appearance are maintained at all times.
Lead Coaches must notify the chair of any concerns about a players’ behaviour immediately the session has ended.
It is the Lead Coaches' responsibility to ensure that a register is kept of all players attending every session.
It is the Lead Coaches’ responsibility to review the Risk assessment before every session.
Lead Coaches to notify the committee if a Team / Squad player misses 3 sessions without giving a reason.
All Coaches are reminded of the necessity of operating within the Badminton England Child Protection guidelines at all times. (See B/E website)
In the event of any accident or injury, Coaches are requested to complete the accident book and to request that a responsible adult counter-sign the book upon collecting the injured player.
Only County Club sessions are 'open-access'. Coaches of other sessions are requested to direct any prospective players to their local county club session.
Coaches are requested to record any monies received on their register and pass to the treasurer as soon as possible.
County Club Assistant Coaches are responsible for collecting fees, completing the register and ensuring that every player has completed a personal details form before a player enters each session.
Players may be recommended for 'promotion' to the next tier of training at committee meetings. Lead coaches must bring a list of the proposed players to each committee meeting.
Assistant Coaches must notify their Lead Coach if unable to attend a session. Lead Coaches should notify the chair or secretary who will endeavour to find a replacement.
If sessions have to be cancelled, it is the Lead Coaches’ responsibility to notify every player and the chair or secretary immediately (i.e. before the date the session was due to be held).
All Coaches must have a current CRB check - see B/E website for forms - DSBA will pay fee.
All Coaches must hold a current B/E registration.
All Coaches are required to hold a current First Aid certificate.
All Coaches are required to attend their Age Group Tournament.
Coaches are required to ensure that no unauthorised photography or filming takes place during sessions or matches.
Coaches are required to attend a minimum of 3 committee meetings a year.