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Parents' and carers' code of conduct

What the club asks of parents and carers of junior members.

Draft for the committee to approve

These words have been drafted for the club and are waiting for the committee to check them.

Parents and carers agree to this code when they register a junior. It helps every child enjoy their cricket and stay safe.

Supporting your child

  • Encourage your child, whatever the result, and let them enjoy the game.
  • Applaud good play by both sides.
  • Leave the coaching to the coaches and the decisions to the umpires.
  • Never shout at, criticise or embarrass a child, whether yours or someone else's.

Keeping everyone safe

  • Tell the club about any medical condition, allergy or medication, and keep it up to date in your account.
  • Make sure your child has the right kit, including a helmet for batting and keeping wicket.
  • Drop off and collect your child on time, and let the coach know if someone else is collecting them.
  • Transport to and from games is your responsibility, as the ECB advises. Agree any lift-sharing between families yourselves.
  • Tell the Club Safeguarding Officer straight away if anything worries you about your child's welfare, or another child's.

Being part of the club

  • Reply to availability requests for your child so coaches can plan.
  • Pay subscriptions, match fees and training fees on time. If cost is a worry, talk to the Treasurer in confidence.
  • Respect the volunteers who run junior cricket. Every coach, manager and helper gives their time for free.
  • Follow the club's policies on photos and social media. Don't post pictures of other people's children without their parents' permission.

Version 1, last changed 30 September 2026, 09:30.