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Horsham Saints Cricket Club Inc 2017 - 2018 HORSHAM SAINTS CRICKET CLUB INC. HANDBOOK horshamsaints.vic.cricket.com.au HORSHAM SAINTS CRICKET CLUB INC. 2017-2018 Contents President's Welcome ................................................................................................................... 2 Junior Philosophy ......................................................................................................................... 3 Child Safe Standards and Working with Childrens Check ............................................................... 3 What We Expect .......................................................................................................................... 3 Parent Participation ..................................................................................................................... 4 Communication Strategy .............................................................................................................. 4 The Registration Process .............................................................................................................. 4 Teams, Coaches & Training Times ................................................................................................. 6 Training and Playing Venues ......................................................................................................... 6 Fixtures ....................................................................................................................................... 7 Key Dates & Events ...................................................................................................................... 7 Horsham Cricket Association Representative Teams ..................................................................... 7 Team Apparel .............................................................................................................................. 8 Horsham Saints Cricket Club Committee ....................................................................................... 9 Policies and Codes of Conduct available for download on Horsham Saints Cricket Club Website .... 9 Grounds ..................................................................................................................................... 10 PO BOX 932 HORSHAM 3402 [email protected] 1 HORSHAM SAINTS CRICKET CLUB INC. 2017-2018 President's Welcome Welcome to the Horsham Saints Cricket Club and to the 2017/18 cricket season! The purpose of this document is to provide members, parents and carers with information about the programs run by Horsham Saints Cricket Club. It includes a statement of our culture and values, some general information that we hope will be useful, contact details of coaches and other club officials, and links to policies and guidelines. The Horsham Saints Cricket Club has developed a well-regarded and very successful junior and senior program. We welcome boys and girls of all abilities from 5-8 year-old beginners through to adults who participate in our A, B and C grade teams. Our overarching goal is to develop strong cricket skills and foster a love of the game in a challenging, fun and participatory environment. We hope you enjoy cricket at Horsham Saints Cricket Club. Sincerely Glenn Carroll President Horsham Saints Cricket Club PO BOX 932 HORSHAM 3402 [email protected] 2 HORSHAM SAINTS CRICKET CLUB INC. 2017-2018 Junior Philosophy We are committed to developing the skills of junior cricketers in a challenging, fun, and participatory environment. Further, we will promote a culture of friendship and teamwork, along with a respect for opposition players, coaches and umpires. We are committed to high quality coaching, the provision of strong mentors and role models and offering our junior crickets the best possible cricket experience. Our club does this by ensuring our junior crickets gain the experience of playing on a turf wicket. We hope that the lessons learned and the friendships made at HSCC Juniors will extend beyond the field of play. Child Safe Standards and Working with Childrens Check From 1 January 2017, the Victorian Child Safety Standards apply to sporting organisations that operate and provide sporting services to children within Victoria (including National Sporting Organisations). There are seven different requirements which make up the standards, and with which sports will be required to comply. The standards relate to child protection within Horsham Saints Cricket Club and include requirements to have practices, procedures and policies in place. Horsham Saints Cricket Club is committed to the safety of all children and has adopted and abides by the Cricket Victoria Member Protection By-Law. In support of the changes to legislation, the club has made a declaration via a Statement of Commitment to Child Safety. The club has also adopted a Child Safe Code of Conduct. Both documents can be viewed on our club website. Amendments to the Victorian Working with Children Check (WWCC) came into effect on 1 August 2017. Individuals that previously did not require a WWCC may now need one to undertake their role. This has implications to standard four of the Victorian Child Safe Standards. Horsham Saints Cricket Club has amended the club By-Laws to reflect the changes. All junior coaches, Milo In2Cricket coordinators, appointed senior captains, committee members, team managers, anyone with an ongoing volunteer role or anyone upon request from the committee shall have a Working With Children Check undertaken unless they are a registered Victorian school teacher, Victoria Police officer or an Australian Federal Police (AFP) officer. What We Expect For the HSCC to remain well- regarded, and to foster a strong, positive culture, we have certain expectations of players, parents, carers and coaches. In general we expect everyone involved with HSCC to behave positively and respectfully. We believe that cricket matches and HSCC events will be more enjoyable as a result. A document called Code of Conduct outlines our expectations in more detail. We ask all players, parents and carers to read this document as part of the registration process, and discuss the underlying principles with their children as necessary. The Code of Conduct can be found on the Horsham Saints Cricket Club website. PO BOX 932 HORSHAM 3402 [email protected] 3 HORSHAM SAINTS CRICKET CLUB INC. 2017-2018 Parent Participation We encourage parents to get along to games and watch their children play. In addition parents can make a valuable contribution as coaches, scorers, umpires and administrators. Talk to your child’s coach about what you can do to help. Communication Strategy We prefer to communicate by text message and on the clubs Facebook page (or Junior group page) about selection, training and HSCC events. So that we can keep you informed, it is important that we have your current contact details in MyCricket. There will be an opportunity to update your contact details during the pre-season registration process. You are also able to update details during the online registration process via PlayCricket. Important club messages will be posted on our Facebook page and private groups. The coaches often post messages effecting their junior sides (venue changes, training being called off etc). a) HSCC Juniors b) HSCC Milo In2Cricket c) Horsham Saints Cricket Club HSCC Juniors and HSCC milo in2cricket is a closed group for junior coaches, parents, players and officials. Requests to join must be approved by an administrator. When posting comments on this page please be respectful of others and observe the principles outlined in the HSCC Social Media Policy and Guidelines. The Horsham Saints Facebook page is where club notices, achievements, events and news are posted. Our website is also a good source of general information about the club. The Registration Process Registration involves filling out an Enrolment Form and paying a fee. An online registration process is available at the PlayCricket website, however an Enrolment Form will still need to be completed. The Enrolment Form will capture important details such as medical conditions and allergies that Coaches and Team Managers need to be aware of. We request that registration fees are paid by 30 November 2017. If you are experiencing difficulty paying your fees, please contact Tammy Smith Treasurer on 0438 337 175. All conversations are strictly confidential and a payment plan is available. PO BOX 932 HORSHAM 3402 [email protected] 4 HORSHAM SAINTS CRICKET CLUB INC. 2017-2018 Registration fees for 2017-18 are: Juniors Milo In2Cricket $75 U10’s $50 U12’s $70 U14’s $80 U16’s $130 Seniors - A, B & C Grade Full Fee $250 (if paid by 30 Nov $230) Concession $170 (if paid by 30 Nov $150) Apprentice $190 (if paid by 30 Nov $170) U16’s that are also playing senior cricket will be required to register as a concession under seniors. The preferred method of payment is via Direct Deposit into the HSCC Bank Account. Bank: Bendigo Bank BSB: 633-000 Account Number: 134148147 Account Name: Horsham Saints Cricket Club Please use LASTNAME_JSUBS in the reference field. eg MCKENZIE_JSUBS PO BOX 932 HORSHAM 3402 [email protected] 5 HORSHAM SAINTS CRICKET CLUB INC. 2017-2018 Teams, Coaches & Training Times Age Eligibility U12’s – Need to be 12 years and under by 1st September 2017 U14’s - Need to be 14 years and under by 1st September 2017 U16.5’s - Need to be under sixteen (16) as of
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