• Attend all practices and games ; be punctual and attentive
• Learn the skills of the game
• Always try your best
The actions of a student-athlete are a reflection of themselves , their team , their school and their community . A student ’ s involvement in school sport provides opportunities and experiences that are important to the development of a wellrounded student . Student-athletes must remember , however , that their participation in school sport is a privilege , not a right .
Coach ’ s Code of Conduct
Treat team members , coaches , opponents , event organizers and spectators with respect . Respect and accept with dignity the decisions of officials :
• Be generous in winning and graceful in losing
• Exercise self-control at all times
• Refrain from the use of inappropriate language
• Refrain from the use of physical force
• Play fair
• Play within the rules and spirit of the game at all times
Spectators ’ Code of Conduct
Spectators are encouraged and welcomed to attend athletic activities . Spectators shall :
• Treat everyone with respect
• Cheer in a positive manner for all competitors
• Respect the decisions of the officials
• Not interfere with the play or competition
• Be courteous and respectful to other spectators , all competitors , coaches , event organizers and officials
Exercise self-control at all times
• Respect the rules and regulations of the facility
• Refrain from the use of inappropriate language
• Refrain from the use of physical force of any kind
This has been adapted from the BC School Sport Code of Conduct . The Code of Conduct can be found on the website on the Junior School athletics page . We ask students to review these guidelines at home as a family .
Intramurals
All students , Grades 1 – 5 , are welcome to participate in house intramurals , which take place weekly during the year . Grades 4 – 5 participate beginning in September , Grades 2 – 3 participate beginning in January and Grade 1 students participate beginning in April . The girls love to contribute to the house competition by earning house points through their participation . The emphasis is on participation and fun , school spirit and enjoying an active lifestyle .
CHS Lunch League
All Grade 6 – 7 students are invited to participate in the Lunch League . Students who sign up are randomly placed onto teams and then compete in a tournament- type play during lunch hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays . Each term concludes with the top two teams playing in a championship game and a Lunch League Champion wins the CHS Lunch League Trophy . The emphasis is on participation and fun in an arena of healthy competition where everyone gets equal playing time . No practice attendance is required . This is a great option for those students who cannot commit to the regular school team practices and still want to compete on a team .
• Fall - Volleyball
• Winter - Basketball
• Spring - Ultimate
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