ASC Club Policies

It is a requirement of Swim Ireland that there is a Person on Duty for all sessions. This is in addition to the coaching staff and is for the safety of both the children and the coaches and in case of emergency. Please be aware that if there is no Person on Duty, the session…

Swimmers should always: Treat Sports Leaders who may be teachers, coaches, club officials or parents with respect Play fairly at all times, do their best Respect team members, even when things go wrong Respect opponents, be gracious in defeat Abide by the rules set down by Swim Ireland and their club. Arrive at training and…

Parents/ Guardians have the primary responsibility for the care and welfare of their children. They should encourage their children to participate in sport for fun and enjoyment and should ensure that their child’s experience of sport is a positive one. Parents should always remember that children play sport for their own enjoyment not that of the…

Coaches/Volunteers should ensure that: • they are familiar with the Code of Ethics (this may be down-loaded frtom the Swim Ireland web-site) , with these guidelines, with Swim Ireland and their club rules and are aware of and follow the required procedures • they are qualified for their position and are up-to-date with the knowledge…

Committees should familiarise themselves with the Code of Ethics and Good Practice for Children’s Sport 9this may be down-loaded from the Swim Ireland web-site) and with the Swim Ireland Guidelines and ensure that: • there is a Club constitution in place and a child protection policy is included in the club constitution • the necessary…

All club members are expected to comply with the following ‘Code of Conduct’ while taking part in any club activities. Above all, it is expected that all members of Armagh Swimming Club, coaches, volunteers, poolside officials and parents alike; when attending any training session, event or tournament will: Behave without discrimination on the grounds of…

In relation to Child Protection, Armagh Swimming Club has:  In relation to Child Protection, Armagh Swimming Club will:  Armagh Swimming Club expects all members, coaches and officials, to comply with the Child Protection policy, procedures and guidelines. GOOD PRACTICE GUIDELINES All Club personnel should be encouraged to demonstrate exemplary behaviour in order to protect themselves from false…

The following notes are the current best practice as identified by the ‘Swim Ireland Guidelines for Safeguarding Children 2008’. These guidelines are an essential reference point to ensure the welfare of children is paramount within the club environment and for those working with children in the aquatic disciplines. Swim Ulster clubs are insured on the…

This Club is fully committed to safeguarding the well being of its members. Every individual in the club/organisation should, at all times, show respect and understanding for their rights, safety and welfare, and conduct themselves in a way that reflects the principles of the Club, Child Protection and Welfare Guidelines of Swim Ireland and the…

In relation to Child Protection, Armagh Swimming Club has:  In relation to Child Protection, Armagh Swimming Club will:  Armagh Swimming Club expects all members, coaches and officials, to comply with the Child Protection policy, procedures and guidelines.