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Sports 2020 Information & Important Dates SPORTS 2020 INFORMATION & IMPORTANT DATES IN Director of Sport Kylie Summers 022 622 1702 Sports Assistant TBC Email [email protected] Phone 04 478 8189 x 801 Website www.onslow.school.nz/current-students/sports The Sports Office is located in the Link Foyer and students are welcome to visit anytime between 8.30am and 4.00pm. Please Note The information in this booklet was as accurate as it could be at the time of going to print. Dates may change as might costs. Please check the Sports Website and watch the Daily Notices regularly for information up- dates. Updates will also be sent out to registered students to both student and parent/caregiver email ad- dresses. Fair Play Onslow College abides by the rules of Fair Play. These rules include: Play hard but fair Play within the rules Respect the referees decisions Respect the opposition and their supporters Respect coaches and managers Respect yourself and other members of your team Enjoy yourself while playing sport 2 General Information DATE ITEM TIME PLACE COMMENTS ONLINE SPORTS Registration for all 2020 Sport From REGISTRATION Online MUST be completed online by Mid December Year 9 - 13 24 January 2020 Course Confirmation 28th January All day TBC Year 11-13 1st February Premier 1-4 Cricket Various Various Games commence 1st February CSW Rowing Champs Wellington Harbour Ask Sports Department about any 4th February Year 9 First Day All day Sports Office registration issues Ask Sports Department about any 5th February All Students at College All day Sports Office registration issues CHECK EMAILS AND 10th February Summer sport commences Various days by code Various NOTICES FOR INFORMATION Police Vetting Forms for Summer Please bring passport and drivers 15th February End of Day School Office Sports Coaches/Managers Due licence for sighting. Onslow College Top Compulsory for Year 9-10. Team 26th February School Athletics All day Fields chosen for Zone Champs. 30th March Summer Tournament Week Five Days Various Locations 3rd April Police Vetting Forms for Winter Please bring passport and drivers 9th April End of Day School Office Sports Coaches/Managers Due licence for sighting. CHECK EMAILS AND NOTICES FOR 28th April Winter sport commences Various days by code INFORMATION 3 General Information DATE ITEM TIME PLACE COMMENTS Payment methods detailed on Page 8th May Winter Sport Fees Due 6. 5th May Junior Triangular Tournament From 8am Newlands College See information on Page 7. All students MUST wear their sports team uniform. TBC Sports Team Photographs From 8.00am Hall Summer teams who loaned uniform to arrange to borrow from Sports Office. 31st August - Various locations around Winter Tournament Week 4th September NZ (Dates TBC) PRIZE GIVINGS: September Netball TBC Student Centre Awards for individual teams and September Rugby TBC Student Centre coaches September Hockey TBC Student Centre September Basketball TBC Student Centre / Gym September Football Prizegiving TBC Hall Most summer sports will need re- Various days by registration. Please watch emails 12th October Summer Sport (T4) commences Various code and notices for information at end of Term 3. Onslow College ALL top sports teams expected to 21st October 6.30pm Onslow College Hall attend. Nominees and their parents Sports Awards will be advised by email. College Sport Wellington Te Rauparaha Arena Students and parents advised by 8th November From 5.15pm Sports Person of the Year Awards Porirua email invitation. For finalists only December (TBC) Cricket Prizegiving and Alumni Day From 11am Onslow College All welcome 4 General Information Sports registration for BOTH SUMMER AND WINTER CODES must be completed online by all year levels (using the link sent out via email) by Friday 24th January. • Please email Kylie at [email protected] ASAP if you have any registration problems Please find the following forms on the website by clicking on Sports Registrations & Forms: • Sports Uniform Order Forms - only fill out if you will DEFINITELY be purchasing this item, if you have any questions about what uniform you will need please contact the Sports Office. • Parent Coach/Manager Forms - please fill out and return if you are interested in one of these positions this year. • Payment Plan Forms - please fill out if you will be paying sports fees in part payments Daily Information The Sports Notice Board, situated outside the Sports Office window (link foyer area), contains information about draws, results, team lists, future sports events and opportunities, cancellations and defaults. Students should check the notice board regularly as it is their responsibility to stay informed. In addition the daily notices are available on notice boards around the school and are placed on the school website at around 3pm each day for the next day. Parents can access these through the Parent Portal. A College Sport Wellington App is available. CSW runs much of the sport Onslow is involved in, plus the app also contains draws for both Netball Wellington & Wellington Hockey. It is freely available through both Ap- ple App & Google Play stores and gives everyone immediate up-to-date sports draw and result information. Sporting Achievements During the course of the year there are a number of occasions where the school recognises and applauds the sporting achievements of its students. The Physical Education and Sports Departments often hear of such success but there are some students who reach representative status outside of the co-curricular sports pro- gramme that we aren’t aware of. Please tell us about these achievements by emailing the sports office [email protected] Communication Students are encouraged to discuss any sports issues (such as defaults and deferrals) in a timely manner with the Sports Office as they have a responsibility to their own team members, the teams they compete against, and the competition organisers. Late advice of defaulted games incur a charge from tournament providers which must be paid by the team concerned. 5 General Information Sports fees will be added to student accounts following registration and can be paid once they appear on your statement. Accounts can be viewed online through the Parent Portal and a statement will be emailed to parents. Once an account is received, please ensure payment is made within two weeks. Onslow College Sport Policy: No payment - No play. Fees and Payment Plans All Sports Fees include a $10 non-refundable registration/admin fee. This administration fee also includes the fee to gain online access to the professional team photographs that will be taken in Term 3. Registration fees assist with the cost of equipment, uniform replacement, first aid, competition entry fees, compulsory officials fees, turf and facility hire charges, photocopying, reimbursement of coach/manager ex- penses, use of facilities and facility upkeep, some transport costs and administration. Additionally, students involved in exchanges and tournaments will pay associated fees and should expect to be involved in fundrais- ing activities to help reduce the costs of these tournaments to families. Please contact the school office if you need to discuss a payment plan or use the Payment Plan form in this booklet which can be returned to the sports office on the first day of school or soon after. Students are asked to think carefully about each sport and the level of commitment that will be required of them. NO REFUNDS will be given after the first week of a sports season unless there are extenuating circumstances. Application for refund should be made to the Sports Office in writing. Payment of Accounts Fees can be paid in the following ways: • By cash/cheque or Eftpos at the school office • By internet banking (Onslow College 12-3174-0265002-00) Details must include the students name, ‘SPORT’, and the sport they are paying for - E.g. John Smith - Sport - Cricket • By credit card via the Parent Portal accessed from the school website. Parents of Year 9 students will be invited to join the portal in early January. 6 General Information Winter & Summer Tournaments Teams or individuals may compete in various North Island or National Secondary Schools Tournaments or other events throughout the year. The two main tournament dates are: Summer Tournament Week 30th March - 3rd April 2020 Winter Tournament Week 31st August - 4th September 2020 Senior teams participating in these tournaments will be selected depending upon their level of achievement in local competition and on the expectation that they could gain selection to a national competition. If selected in more than one top team, students may only represent one code during Tournament Week. Team coaches and the Director of Sport must be advised of their decision by 15th May 2020. This may re- quire the student stepping down from one team in order to allow the tournament team to train together. NOTE: To participate in either of these tournaments, students will be required to pay extra costs for travel, accommodation, food and entry fees, these must be paid PRIOR the tournament commences or the student will be unable to attend. It is expected that students will be involved in fundraising. Junior Triangular Exchange Onslow competes in an annual exchange with Tawa and Newlands Colleges for the McDonald’s Cup. Junior teams (Year 9 and 10), are chosen for this event in the following codes: Football, Basketball, Netball, Rugby, Cross Country, Hockey (6-aside) and Badminton. The exchange is hosted by Onslow College every third year. The exchange will take place on Tuesday 5th May. Parents are welcome to attend the exchange which will be hosted by Newlands College in 2020. CSW Tournaments Throughout the year CSW runs one or two day tournaments for most sports that have a weekly competition (e.g. volleyball, netball, badminton etc). In most cases, these are for the top junior and senior teams.
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