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Providing School Holiday Activities;
Gym/Fitness Membership
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H20 Code of Conduct for Children
As a member of our H20, we understand you have the right to:
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Enjoy the time you spend with us and know that you are safe.
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Be told who you can talk to if something’s not right.
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Be listened to.
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Be respected by us and other team members and be treated fairly.
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Feel welcomed, valued and not judged based on your race, gender, sexuality, faith or ability.
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Be encouraged and develop your swimming, para-swimming, diving, high diving, artistic swimming and open water swimming skills with our help and support.
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Be looked after if there’s an accident or injury and have your parents/guardians informed, where appropriate.
As a member of H20 we expect you to:
Essentials
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Keep yourself safe by listening to your teacher, behave responsibly and speak out when something isn’t right.
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Be respectful to the equipment used during lessons and premises as if they were your own.
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Bring the right equipment such as goggles, hats, clothes (for water use) to lessons
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Follow the rules of the swim school at all times.
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Respect the privacy of others especially in the changing rooms.
Behaviour
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Make H20 activity a fun, happy, friendly and welcoming place to be.
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Respect and celebrate difference in our swim school and do not discriminate against anyone else on the grounds of age, gender, race, sexual orientation, faith or ability.
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Understand that the use of abusive or inappropriate language, bullying, physical violence or any other behaviour which hurts others will not be tolerated.
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Not use any device to take photographs or footage of others in the changing rooms or cubicles.
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Report any concerns you have about others taking photographs or footage of others in the changing rooms or poolside.
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Understand that poor behaviour may result in disciplinary action against you.
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Report any incidents of bullying or unkind behaviour to H20, even if you’re just a witness.
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Treat other children with respect and appreciate that everyone has a different level of skill or talent.
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Support and encourage your fellow swimmers.
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Respect both the children and adults at H20.