England Netball National Schools Finals 2018/19 - Event Information Pack 16th March 2019
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England Netball
National Schools
Finals 2018/19
16th March 2019
Event Information
Pack
1
Date
Saturday 16th March 2019
Venue
Stanborough School
Lemsford Lane
Welwyn Garden City
Hertfordshire
AL8 6YR
Tel: 01707 321755
England Netball
Liam Wordsworth
Competition & Events Delivery Manager
England Netball
SportPark,
Loughborough University,
3 Oakwood Drive,
Loughborough,
LE11 3QF
Tel (General Enquires): 01509 277 850
Mob: 07909 251285
Email: liam.wordsworth@englandnetball.co.uk
www.englandnetball.co.uk
Competition Referees
Pam Telford (Lead)
Patricia Bateman
Vanessa McErlain Naylor
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Table of Contents
Venue ...................................................................................................................................................... 4
Travel Directions ................................................................................................................................. 5
Parking ................................................................................................................................................ 6
Changing Facilities............................................................................................................................... 8
Gazeebos ............................................................................................................................................. 8
Refreshments ...................................................................................................................................... 9
Registration ............................................................................................................................................. 9
Time of Arrival and Registration ......................................................................................................... 9
Officiating .............................................................................................................................................. 10
Technical Officials (Scorers) & Umpires ............................................................................................ 10
Court Managers ................................................................................................................................ 10
Competition Referees ....................................................................................................................... 11
Playing Schedule ................................................................................................................................... 11
Section Placing .................................................................................................................................. 11
Playing Schedule ............................................................................................................................... 11
Match Timings................................................................................................................................... 11
General Information for Teams ............................................................................................................ 11
Supervision........................................................................................................................................ 11
Valuables ........................................................................................................................................... 11
Litter .................................................................................................................................................. 11
Lost Property ..................................................................................................................................... 11
Photography...................................................................................................................................... 11
First Aid & Prhosiotherapists ............................................................................................................ 12
Health & Safety ................................................................................................................................. 12
Merchandise ..................................................................................................................................... 13
Programmes ...................................................................................................................................... 13
Indoor Provision ................................................................................................................................ 13
The Army Partnership ....................................................................................................................... 13
Appendix 1- Section Placing/Kit Colours ............................................................................................... 15
Appendix 2- Playing Schedule ............................................................................................................... 17
Appendix 3- Photo Studio Schedule...................................................................................................... 23
Appendix 4- Code of Conduct ............................................................................................................... 24
Code of Conduct for Athletes ........................................................................................................... 24
Code of Conduct for Parents/Carers ................................................................................................. 27
Appendix 5- Rules and Regulations....................................................................................................... 29
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Venue
Name of Venue: Stanborough School
Address: Lemsford Lane, Welwyn Garden City
Postcode: AL8 6YR
Map of School Site
4
Travel Directions
By Road
- Take exit 4 from the A1M and take the A414/A1001/A6129 exit to
Hertford/Hatfield/Welywn Garden City.
- Continue on A6129. Drive to Lemsford Ln in Welwyn Garden City and
turn left through the sports hall gates where parking attendants will
direct you.
Directions from A1(M)
Directions from A6129
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By Train
The nearest train station is Welwyn Garden City Train Station
- Located just 1.4 miles away from the school
- Taxis and buses are available from the station
- Please ensure you check train timetables for your specific train
information and any delays/cancelations.
Parking
Please ensure you read the below information carefully to ensure you park in
the relevant area. As the school is in a residential area, local parking
restrictions MUST be followed to prevent clamping and fines by the local
council.
Officials – All access for officials is off Lemsford Lane through the sports hall
gates (Gate A). This entrance will be attended and vehicles will be directed
down to Car Park C. On arrival at the gates, please show you’re parking pass
(sent in advance) and follow the instructions of the parking attendants.
Teams
Travelling by Mini-bus- All access for team’s travelling by mini bus shall be
through the sports hall gates off Lemsford Lane (Gate A). This entrance will be
attended, with this being the only accessible entrance on the day. Vehicles
will fill up the spaces as instructed by the parking attendants.
Travelling by Car – Unfortunately, due to available space at the school,
schools arriving by car will need to park at Stanborough Park. See the
Spectators section for full information. This is a 5-10 minute walk so please
arrive in plenty of time as drop off outside the school are not allowed.
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Coaches – Teams travelling by coach will have to drop off players outside the
main entrance to the school. There isn’t sufficient space for coaches to park
onsite. See the map on the last page of this document (page 48) for
directions on where coaches can park after dropping off.
Spectators - All spectators are to park at Stanborough Park, NOT at the
school. There is only parking available at the School for teams and cars with a
permit! There are two car parks at Stanborough Park North and South. It is
only a 5-10 minute walk along Stanborough Road to the school, please see
the maps below.
Please note there is a 2m height restriction on this car park and parking
charges are as below:
Residents Monday to Sunday 24 hours - 7 days per week £1.50
Non Residents Monday to Sunday 1 hour £1.50
Non Residents Monday to Sunday 3 hours £3.50
Non Residents Monday to Sunday 24 hours £5.00
Stanborough Park- Car Parks
Address: Off Stanborough Road AL8 6DQ
Stanborough Park- Walking route to Stanborough School
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If you require disabled parking please let Liam Wordsworth know on
Liam.Wordsworth@englandnetball.co.uk or 07909251825 and parking at the
School can be arranged. This may be limited so it will be offered on a first
come first serve basis and disabled badges will be required to be on display.
Changing Facilities
There are limited changing facilities onsite close to the netball courts, they
are located in the sports hall (see site map on page 4). Please note that due
to the limited number of changing rooms, no belongings should be left in this
area and once teams are changed, they should promptly leave the area to
enable other teams to access them. We recommend that teams arrive
already changed to reduce issues with this.
Gazeebos
If schools wish to bring gazebos they may only be erected in the designated
areas. If you look at the map, the gazeebos can be placed to the right of the
courts. This is a grass area so please bring appropriate equipment to set your
gazebo up and ensure it is safely weighted to the ground (pegs and weights).
Gazebos are not permitted to be erected in any other areas and must not
block the entrance to the netball courts, due to the health and safety risks
this causes in enabling first aid staff to access the courts. The erection of
8gazeebos may be denied by the site manager depending on the weather
conditions. This will be communicated to teams if necessary.
The allocated space is available on a first come first serve basis.
Refreshments
Please note there are only two water fountains on site, one located in the
sports hall corridor and one located in the dining hall. All teams are advised
to bring sufficient drinking water with them. Alternatively bottles of water can
be purchased from the dining hall.
The dining hall will be open 8-5 serving hot and cold fold and drinks. Please
refer to the site map for the location of the café and food pod. The food
menu can also be found below:
Bacon, sausages and egg sandwiches £2.20 (morning only)
Jacket potatoes with a selection of toppings £2.50
Curry and rice £2.60
Hot Pesto Pasta £2.40
Pizza £1.50
Sausage rolls £1.20
Chicken fillet burger £1.80,
Chips £1.30
Belgian waffles £1.20
Hot assorted wraps £1.90
Toasted sandwiches £2.50
Paninis £2.50
Fresh fruit, cookies, flapjacks etc from 80p
Chocolate bars from 90p
Cold drinks from 80p
Melon 75p
Fruit pots £1.30
Selection of fresh sandwiches and baguettes from £2.00
Selection of teas £1.25, coffees, hot chocolate £1.50Registration
Time of Arrival and Registration
All Team Managers must report to the Competition Referees to sign in and
collect team packs from 8:15am onwards. This will take place in the sports hall
next to the courts (map on page 4). After registration, teams can make their
way towards the courts to warm up.
Appropriate teams must be changed and ready on court for the first round to
start promptly at 9:00 am.
9Officiating
Technical Officials (Scorers) & Umpires
The appointment of scorers has been made by each participating team.
They must collect their pack of score cards from the registration area from
8:15am onwards. England Netball has appointed umpires for this event.
Protocol for Scorers
- All scorers need to sign at registration located in the sports hall (please
see map on page 4).
- England Netball Score Cards will be issued to Scorers when they ‘Sign
In’ on arrival.
- All Scorers will be issued with identification badges for easy recognition
on the courtside.
- Scorers will score their own teams matches throughout the Tournament
- Scorers must not be involved with their Team Bench during the game.
- Scorers must neither coach nor encourage their team during the
game. Failure to abide by this regulation will be notified to the
Competition Referees.
- Both Scorers will stand and work together, at a place designated by
the Court Manager. This could be either on the side line or goal-line
dependent upon health & safety for everybody courtside.
- Both Scorers will record each goal scored on the issued Score Card.
One Scorer will “call” the score after each goal, who this will be, should
be agreed prior to the commencement of the game.
- On the final whistle ensure that your Team Captain accompanies you
to the Umpire in order for Score Card to be promptly completed by
inserting the Final Score which will be the Official Score for the match.
The Score Card then has to be signed then counter signed by the
Team Captains. The Umpire will record their name on the Score Card
as the officiating Umpire.
- If a Team arrives on court late, the name of the Team and the time
they arrived will be recorded on the Score Card by the Umpires, prior to
the commencement of play, as they are controlling the game. The
Court Manager will record these details on their Log.
Court Managers
England Netball has appointed the Court Managers and they will have
responsibility for monitoring safety aspects courtside which includes the
appropriate use of the Team Bench and stoppages for whatever reason
during play.
10Competition Referees
England Netball will provide competition referees for the event. They will deal
with any match issues in line with the rules and regulations of the competition.
Playing Schedule
Section Placing
All teams have been randomly allocated into groups. You can view the
groups in Appendix 1. You can also view kit colours in this section.
Playing Schedule
Please view the schedule in Appendix 2.
Match Timings
Please see regulation 6.5 of the National Schools Finals for the match timings.
General Information for Teams
Supervision
All teams will be held responsible for the behaviour, demeanour and actions
of their players, officials and spectators, please refer to the Code of Conduct
section for more information. Please note that any U16 requiring physio must
be accompanied by an adult.
Valuables
Please do not leave valuables unattended; England Netball and the venue
accept no responsibility for the loss or damage to personal property during
the event.
Litter
Please ensure that you keep the courts tidy by placing your litter in the plastic
bags and bins provided. A bin liner will be provided for you in your registration
pack.
Lost Property
Lost Property should be taken to the Event Office (see map on page 4).
Photography
Official England Netball photographers will be in attendance on the day,
through Take That Photography. They will be taking action shots during the
games that players, parents, coaches and managers can view and
purchase throughout the day. These will be available to purchase in the
merchandise area in the sports hall (see site map on page 4).
11Teams that have signed up for a 5 minute studio photo shoot, please refer to
page appendix 3 of this document to view the time you have been
allocated. Due to the nature of the competition and tight schedule for this
service, allocated slots cannot be changed. England Netball has scheduled
these slots based on the playing schedule, we have instructed Take That
Photography to strictly follow this schedule, so please arrive 5 minutes prior to
the stated time. The studio is situated in Keswick Hall (see site map and this will
be signposted on the day).
Remember, you can view the photo studio schedule in Appendix 3
The England Netball Duty of Care guidelines require that any person wishing
to use a video, zoom or close range photography or mobile phone camera
must register their details in the Registration Area before the start of play or
during the day before taking photographs. Photography accreditation must
be worn and visible at all times. Any persons taking images without the
correct accreditation will be asked to stop.
First Aid
Medical Technicians will be on site throughout the duration of the event. If
needed they will be placed around the courts.
First Aiders are not to be used for any pre match strapping or post-match
recovery.
Physiotherapists
- The Physiotherapy service will be available to players from all teams
that have paid the appropriate fee.
- Individuals requiring Physiotherapy who are not covered by the pre-
paid fee will be subject to a treatment charge, which is £35, payable
to England Netball.
- Please note anyone under the age of 16 requiring physio will need to
be accompanied by an adult.
Health & Safety
- No dogs are allowed onsite. Due to the event taking place on a
school, there is no movement on this restriction.
- Spectators will NOT be allowed inside the playing area at any time.
- Participants are asked not to walk between the courts during matches.
- To assist with the easy flow of players, umpires and officials to and from
the courts, spectators are asked not to congregate around the
entrance and Exit points. For Health and Safety reasons, exits are to be
kept clear at all times.
12- Please note that all spectators viewing is from a grass area, so please
ensure additional care is taken and. appropriate footwear is
recommended at all times.
- To ensure that Health and Safety regulations are not contravened, the
above MUST be adhered to at all times.
- No Smoking on the school grounds.
Merchandise
Please note, pre ordered event t shirts will be provided to the team manager
during registration. Only a limited supply of additional t shirts will be available
to purchase on the day.
Take That Photography: As previously communicated, England Netball have
teamed up with Take That Photography to provide high quality images for
the event that can be purchased on the day. Teams have the option to sign
up for a 5 minute photo shoot during the day, in addition to this all teams will
be photographed during the games, with a selection of these action shots
available to purchase.
Programmes
15 programmes will be given to each Team Manager at registration.
Additional programmes will be available at the England Netball merchandise
stand.
Bad Weather & Emergency Plans
In the event of severe weather conditions i.e. snow, ice or flooding, a
decision will be taken at midday on Friday 15th March as to whether the
tournament will be cancelled.
Indoor Provision
England Netball has made every effort to ensure adequate shelter is
available for teams between matches. Both the sports hall and dining hall
can be used to shelter from the weather. Please note that due to the number
of teams present, space within these areas is limited; therefore please do not
leave bags and belongings in these areas whilst on court as it will mean other
teams not on court cannot access these areas.
13The British Army Partnership
England Netball has joined forces with the British Army who are offering
support to the netball family both at grassroots and elite level.
The British Army, which uses sport to enhance the physical, mental and
environmental preparedness of its personnel, has teamed up with England
Netball in the hope of connecting with a wider audience of young people,
particularly females who it has found often know the least about the
opportunities within the Army.
England Netball is pleased to have the British Army on board and to be
working together on some new and innovative ways to engage with our
female audience and to spread the word on what the Army stands for, its
career opportunities, and the fantastic sport and education it offers.
The Army shares strong synergies with England Netball; netball is the ultimate
team sport as no single player can go everywhere on the court and the Army
is the ultimate team career. Sport is a huge part of the army as it encourages
teamwork, communication, physical fitness and commitment, which are all
key elements required for this wonderful sport.
The British Army will be supporting and attending the National Schools Final
and are very much looking forward to engaging with the teams in
attendance through fun outreach and engagement activities.
On 16th March, be sure to look out for the British Army activation area as
representatives from the Army will be running some fun competitions to give
teams the opportunity to win free tickets to the Vitality Netball Superleague
Grand Final, which takes place on Saturday 18th May at the Copper Box
Arena in London.
In addition, the winning team in each
age group will also be invited to attend
an Ultimate Training Camp led by the
British Army. This will include on court
training from England Netball coaches,
plus the chance to meet and talk with
the Head Coach of the Vitality Roses,
Tracey Neville. Good luck to all the
teams competing!
Don’t miss out!
To find more about the British Army go to: https://www.army.mod.uk/
14Appendix 1- Section Placing/Kit Colours
U14 Section A
School Region Dress Skirt/Shirt Bibs
Berkhamsted E1 Navy & Red Red & Navy
Oakham EM2 Black & Red Red & Black
Durham High School for Girls NE1 Black & Gold Black & Gold
Surbiton High School LSE2 Green Green & White
Millfield School SW1 Red, Blue & Green Red & Blue
Hurstpierpoint S2 Red & Blue Yellow
Bromsgrove School WM1 Maroon Maroon & White
Woodhouse Grove YH2 Maroon & Green Maroon & Green/White
Blue Coat NW1 Black & Yellow Trim Black & Yellow
U14 Section B
School Region Dress Skirt/Shirt Bibs
FitzWimarc School E2 Red & White Red & White
LSST Priory Academy EM1 Purple White & Purple
RGS Newcastle NE2 Red Red & Black
Godolphin & Latymer School LSE1 Black / Red Black & Red
Canford School SW2 Navy / Royal Blue Blue & White
St Helen & St Katherine S1 Maroon & Navy Navy & Red
RGS Worcester WM2 Green White & Green
Grammar School at Leeds YH1 Navy / Purple Purple / White
Wirral Grammar NW2 Light Blue Navy Blue
U16 Section C
School Region Dress Skirt/Shirt Bibs
Bedford Girls School E1 Damson & Black Damson & Black
Northampton High School EM2 Navy, Sky & Pink Navy, Sky & Pink
RGS Newcastle NE1 Red Red & White
Benenden School LSE2 Navy & Yellow Navy & Yellow
Canford School SW1 Navy / Royal Blue Blue & White
Maiden Erlegh School S2 Yellow & Black Yellow & Black
Kings School Worcester WM1 Sky Blue Sky Blue & White
Grammar School at Leeds YH2 Navy / Purple Purple & White
Parrenthorn NW1 Purple Purple & White
15U16 Section D
School Region Dress Skirt/Shirt Bibs
Berkhamsted E2 Navy & Red Red & Navy
Loughborough High School EM1 Red, Navy & White Red & Navy
Yarm School NE2 Red, White & Navy Red, White & Navy
Godolphin & Latymer School LSE1 Black / Red Black & Red
Taunton School SW2 Navy, Red & White Red & White
Brighton College S1 Navy, Maroon & Yellow Yellow & White
Wolverhampton Girls High
Blue & White
School WM2 White & Blue
South Hunsley YH1 Red, Blue & White Royal Blue & White
Withington NW2 Navy, Maroon & White Maroon & White
U19 Section E
School Region Dress Skirt/Shirt Bibs
Norwich School E1 Maroon, Navy & White Maroon & White
Ecclesbourne EM2 Burgundy Burgundy & White
Whitley Bay High School NE1 Blue Blue & White
Barking Abbey School LSE2 Red & Black Red & White
Millfield School SW1 Blue & Red Blue & White
Ranelagh School S2 Navy / White Yellow & Navy
Bromsgrove School WM1 Maroon Maroon & White
Queen Ethelburga's YH2 Navy & Gold Navy & Gold
Holy Cross NW1 Black & Green Black & Green
U19 Section F
School Region Dress Skirt/Shirt Bibs
Berkhamsted E2 Navy & Red Red & Navy
Oakham EM1 Black & Red Red & Black
Yarm School NE2 Red, White & Navy Red, White & Navy
The Judd School LSE1 Blue Maroon
Hartpury College SW2
Worthing College S1 Sky Blue & White Sky Blue & White
RGS Worcester WM2 Green & White Green & White
Grammar School at Leeds YH1 Navy / Purple Purple / White
Clitheroe Royal NW2 Navy Blue Royal Blue & Yellow
16Appendix 2- Playing Schedule
U14 PLAYING SCHEDULE
Rd Time Section Court 1 Court 2 Court 3
Durham High School for Girls Blue Coat Berkhamsted
1 0900 U14 A v v v
Hurstpierpoint Bromsgrove School Woodhouse Grove
RGS Newcastle Wirral Grammar FitzWimarc School
2 0917 U14 B v v v
St Helen & St Katherine RGS Worcester Grammar School at Leeds
Oakham Blue Coat Berkhamsted
3 0934 U14 A v v v
Woodhouse Grove Millfield School Surbiton High School
The Priory Academy LSST Wirral Grammar FitzWimarc School
4 0951 U14 B v v v
Grammar School at Leeds Canford School Godolphin & Latymer School
Durham High School for
Bromsgrove School Millfield School
Girls
5 1008 U14 A
v v v
Woodhouse Grove Surbiton High School Hurstpierpoint
RGS Worcester RGS Newcastle Canford School
v v v
6 1025 U14 B
Godolphin & Latymer
Grammar School at Leeds St Helen & St Katherine
School
Blue Coat Berkhamsted Durham High School for Girls
7 1042 U14 A v v v
Oakham Bromsgrove School Millfield School
Wirral Grammar FitzWimarc School RGS Newcastle
8 1059 U14 B v v v
The Priory Academy LSST RGS Worcester Canford School
Millfield School Hurstpierpoint Blue Coat
9 1116 U14 A v v v
Surbiton High School Woodhouse Grove Berkhamsted
Canford School St Helen & St Katherine Wirral Grammar
v v v
10 1133 U14 B
Grammar School at
Godolphin & Latymer School FitzWimarc School
Leeds
Surbiton High School Oakham Bromsgrove School
11 1150 U14 A v v v
Hurstpierpoint Berkhamsted Durham High School for Girls
The Priory Academy
Godolphin & Latymer School RGS Worcester
LSST
12 1207 U14 B
v v v
St Helen & St Katherine FitzWimarc School RGS Newcastle
13 1224 BREAK
17Bromsgrove School Millfield School Oakham
14 1241 U14 A v v v
Hurstpierpoint Woodhouse Grove Surbiton High School
RGS Worcester Canford School The Priory Academy LSST
v v v
15 1258 U14 B
Grammar School at
St Helen & St Katherine Godolphin & Latymer School
Leeds
Blue Coat Berkhamsted Bromsgrove School
v v v
16 1315 U14 A
Durham High School for
Hurstpierpoint Millfield School
Girls
Wirral Grammar FitzWimarc School RGS Worcester
17 1332 U14 B v v v
St Helen & St Katherine RGS Newcastle Canford School
Oakham Blue Coat Surbiton High School
v v v
18 1349 U14 A
Durham High School for
Millfield School Woodhouse Grove
Girls
The Priory Academy LSST Wirral Grammar Godolphin & Latymer School
19 1406 U14 B v v v
Canford School RGS Newcastle Grammar School at Leeds
Berkhamsted Bromsgrove School Oakham
20 1423 U14 A v v v
Hurstpierpoint Surbiton High School Durham High School for Girls
FitzWimarc School RGS Worcester The Priory Academy LSST
21 1440 v v v
U14 B
Godolphin & Latymer
St Helen & St Katherine RGS Newcastle
School
Oakham Blue Coat Berkhamsted
22 1457 U14 A v v v
Hurstpierpoint Woodhouse Grove Millfield School
The Priory Academy LSST Wirral Grammar FitzWimarc School
v v v
23 1514 U14 B
Grammar School at
St Helen & St Katherine Canford School
Leeds
Oakham Blue Coat Durham High School for Girls
24 1531 U14 A v v v
Bromsgrove School Surbiton High School Woodhouse Grove
The Priory Academy LSST Wirral Grammar RGS Newcastle
v v v
25 1548 U14 B
Godolphin & Latymer
RGS Worcester Grammar School at Leeds
School
SEMI FINALS SEMI FINALS
SEMI Winner Section A Winner Section B
26 1618
FINALS v v
Runner Up Section B Runner Up Section A
FINAL FINALS 3RD PLACE PLAY OFF
& 3rd Winner Court 1 Runner Up Court 1
27 1643 PLACE
v v
PLAY
OFF Winner Court 2 Runner Up Court 2
18U16 PLAYING SCHEDULE
Rd Time Section Court 4 Court 5 Court 6
RGS Newcastle Parrenthorn Bedford Girls School
1 0900 U16 C v v v
Maiden Erlegh School Kings School Worcester Grammar School at Leeds
Yarm School Withington Berkhamsted
v v v
2 0917 U16 D
Wolverhampton Girls High
Brighton College South Hunsley
School
Northampton High School Parrenthorn Bedford Girls School
3 0934 U16 C v v v
Grammar School at Leeds Canford School Benenden School
Loughborough High School Withington Berkhamsted
v v v
4 0951 U16 D
Godolphin & Latymer
South Hunsley Taunton School
School
Kings School Worcester RGS Newcastle Canford School
5 1008 U16 C v v v
Grammar School at Leeds Benenden School Maiden Erlegh School
Wolverhampton Girls High
Yarm School Taunton School
School
6 1025 U16 D
v v v
South Hunsley Godolphin & Latymer School Brighton College
Parrenthorn Bedford Girls School RGS Newcastle
7 1042 U16 C v v v
Northampton High School Kings School Worcester Canford School
Withington Berkhamsted Yarm School
v v v
8 1059 U16 D
Wolverhampton Girls High
Loughborough High School Taunton School
School
Canford School Maiden Erlegh School Parrenthorn
9 1116 U16 C v v v
Benenden School Grammar School at Leeds Bedford Girls School
Taunton School Brighton College Withington
10 1133 U16 D v v v
Godolphin & Latymer School South Hunsley Berkhamsted
Benenden School Northampton High School Kings School Worcester
11 1150 U16 C v v v
Maiden Erlegh School Bedford Girls School RGS Newcastle
Wolverhampton Girls High
Godolphin & Latymer School Loughborough High School
School
12 1207 U16 D
v v v
Brighton College Berkhamsted Yarm School
BREAK
13 1224
19Kings School Worcester Canford School Northampton High School
14 1241 U16 C v v v
Maiden Erlegh School Grammar School at Leeds Benenden School
Wolverhampton Girls High
Taunton School Loughborough High School
School
15 1258 U16 D v v v
Godolphin & Latymer
Brighton College South Hunsley
School
Parrenthorn Bedford Girls School Kings School Worcester
16 1315 U16 C v v v
Maiden Erlegh School RGS Newcastle Canford School
Wolverhampton Girls High
Withington Berkhamsted
School
17 1332 U16 D
v v v
Brighton College Yarm School Taunton School
Northampton High School Parrenthorn Benenden School
18 1349 U16 C v v v
Canford School RGS Newcastle Grammar School at Leeds
Godolphin & Latymer
Loughborough High School Withington
School
19 1406 U16 D
v v v
Taunton School Yarm School South Hunsley
Bedford Girls School Kings School Worcester Northampton High School
20 1423 U16 C v v v
Maiden Erlegh School Benenden School RGS Newcastle
Wolverhampton Girls High
Berkhamsted Loughborough High School
School
21 1440 U16 D
v v v
Brighton College Godolphin & Latymer School Yarm School
Northampton High School Parrenthorn Bedford Girls School
22 1457 U16 C v v v
Maiden Erlegh School Grammar School at Leeds Canford School
Loughborough High School Withington Berkhamsted
23 1514 U16 D v v v
Brighton College South Hunsley Taunton School
Northampton High School Parrenthorn RGS Newcastle
24 1531 U16 C v v v
Kings School Worcester Benenden School Grammar School at Leeds
Loughborough High School Withington Yarm School
v v v
25 1548 U16 D
Wolverhampton Girls High
Godolphin & Latymer School South Hunsley
School
SEMI FINALS SEMI FINALS
SEMI Winner Section C Winner Section D
26 1618
FINALS v v
Runner Up Section D Runner Up Section C
FINAL FINALS 3RD PLACE PLAY OFF
& 3rd Winner Court 4 Runner Up Court 4
27 1643 PLACE
v v
PLAY
OFF Winner Court 5 Runner Up Court 5
20U19 PLAYING SCHEDULE
Rd Time Section Court 7 Court 8 Court 9
Whitley Bay High School Holy Cross Norwich School
1 0900 U19 E v v v
Ranelagh School Bromsgrove School Queen Ethelburga's
Yarm School Clitheroe Royal Berkhamsted
2 0917 U19 F v v v
Worthing College RGS Worcester Grammar School at Leeds
Ecclesbourne Holy Cross Norwich School
3 0934 U19 E v v v
Queen Ethelburga's Millfield School Barking Abbey School
Oakham Clitheroe Royal Berkhamsted
4 0951 U19 F v v v
Grammar School at Leeds Hartpury College The Judd School
Bromsgrove School Whitley Bay High School Millfield School
5 1008 U19 E v v v
Queen Ethelburga's Barking Abbey School Ranelagh School
RGS Worcester Yarm School Hartpury College
6 1025 U19 F v v v
Grammar School at Leeds The Judd School Worthing College
Holy Cross Norwich School Whitley Bay High School
7 1042 U19 E v v v
Ecclesbourne Bromsgrove School Millfield School
Clitheroe Royal Berkhamsted Yarm School
8 1059 U19 F v v v
Oakham RGS Worcester Hartpury College
Millfield School Ranelagh School Holy Cross
9 1116 U19 E v v v
Barking Abbey School Queen Ethelburga's Norwich School
Hartpury College Worthing College Clitheroe Royal
v v v
10 1133 U19 F
Grammar School at
The Judd School Berkhamsted
Leeds
Barking Abbey School Ecclesbourne Bromsgrove School
11 1150 U19 E v v v
Ranelagh School Norwich School Whitley Bay High School
The Judd School Oakham RGS Worcester
12 1207 U19 F v v v
Worthing College Berkhamsted Yarm School
13 1224 BREAK
Bromsgrove School Millfield School Ecclesbourne
14 1241 U19 E v v v
Ranelagh School Queen Ethelburga's Barking Abbey School
21RGS Worcester Hartpury College Oakham
v v v
15 1258 U19 F
Grammar School at
Worthing College The Judd School
Leeds
Holy Cross Norwich School Bromsgrove School
16 1315 U19 E v v v
Ranelagh School Whitley Bay High School Millfield School
Clitheroe Royal Berkhamsted RGS Worcester
17 1332 U19 F v v v
Worthing College Yarm School Hartpury College
Ecclesbourne Holy Cross Barking Abbey School
18 1349 U19 E v v v
Millfield School Whitley Bay High School Queen Ethelburga's
Oakham Clitheroe Royal The Judd School
19 1406 U19 F v v v
Hartpury College Yarm School Grammar School at Leeds
Norwich School Bromsgrove School Ecclesbourne
20 1423 U19 E v v v
Ranelagh School Barking Abbey School Whitley Bay High School
Berkhamsted RGS Worcester Oakham
21 1440 U19 F v v v
Worthing College The Judd School Yarm School
Ecclesbourne Holy Cross Norwich School
22 1457 U19 E v v v
Ranelagh School Queen Ethelburga's Millfield School
Oakham Clitheroe Royal Berkhamsted
v v v
23 1514 U19 F
Grammar School at
Worthing College Hartpury College
Leeds
Ecclesbourne Holy Cross Whitley Bay High School
24 1531 U19 E v v v
Bromsgrove School Barking Abbey School Queen Ethelburga's
Oakham Clitheroe Royal Yarm School
25 1548 U19 F v v v
RGS Worcester The Judd School Grammar School at Leeds
SEMI FINALS SEMI FINALS
SEMI Winner Section E Winner Section F
26 1618
FINALS v v
Runner Up Section F Runner Up Section E
FINAL & FINALS 3RD PLACE PLAY OFF
3rd Winner Court 7 Runner Up Court 7
27 1643 PLACE
v v
PLAY
OFF Winner Court 8 Runner Up Court 8
22Appendix 3- Photo Studio Schedule
Please see below the schedule for the 5-minute team photo shoot. These will
take place in the Keswick Hall, please report to the location 5 minutes before
the scheduled time to ensure this is run to time. Information about how to
purchase these images will be made available on the day.
Time School Time School
09:55 Maiden Erlegh School U16 12:30 Royal Grammar School Newcastle U16
10:00 Blue coat U14 12:35 Berkhamsted U16
10:05 Oakham U14 12:40 Brighton College U16
10:10 Berkhamsted U14 12:45 Godolpin & Latymer School U16
10:15 Wirral Grammar U14 12:50 Withington U16
10:20 LSST Priory Academy U14 12:55
10:25 Fitzwimarc School U14 13:00 Northampton High School U16
10:30 Surbiton High School U14 13:05 Grammar School at Leeds U16
10:35 Hurstpierpoint U14 13:10 Benenden School U16
10:40 Woodhouse Grove U14 13:15 Clitheroe Royal U19
10:45 13:20 Ecclesborune U19
10:50 St Helen & St Katherine U14 13:25 Barking Abbey U19
10:55 Grammar School at Leeds U14 13:30 Queen Ethelburgas U19
11:00 Godolphin & Latymer School U14 13:35 Oakham U19
11:05 Bromsgrove School U14 13:40 The Judd School U19
11:10 Durham High School for Girls U14 13:45 Grammar School at Leeds U19
11:15 Kings School Worcester U16 13:50 Norwich School U19
11:20 Royal Grammar School Worcester U14 13:55 Bromsgrove U19
11:25 Royal Grammer School Newcastle U14 14:00 Ranelagh U19
11:30 Loughborough High School U16 14:05 Berkhamsted U19
11:35 Millfield School U14 14:10 Royal Grammer School Worcester U19
11:40 Wolverhampton Girls School U16 14:15 Worthing College U19
11:45 Yarm School U16 14:20 Holy Cross U19
11:50 Yarm School U19 14:25 Millfield School U19
11:55 Parrenthorn U16 14:30
12:00 Canford School U16 14:35
12:05 Canford School U14 14:40 Hartpury College U19
12:10 14:45 Whitley Bay High School U19
12:15 Taunton School U16 14:55
12:20 South Hunsley U16 15:00
12:25 Bedford Girls School U16 15:05
23Appendix 4- Code of Conduct
Code of Conduct for Athletes
Our Codes of Conduct require the highest standards of conduct from
everyone involved in netball to ensure that their behaviour and actions meet
the values and standards expected at all times. Everyone must conduct
themselves in an honest, fair, impartial and transparent manner.
Our Codes of Conduct are applicable to all aspects of the Sport and are
driven by England Netball’s Values (Respect, Teamwork, Achievement and
Fun) and the Guiding Principles (set out above).
I will Respect:
The rules, regulations and requirements of the Sport, including, but not
limited to, any competitions in which I participate either directly or
indirectly
The rights, dignity and worth of all people involved in netball, regardless
of gender, marital status, race, colour, disability, sexuality, age,
occupation, religion or political opinion
The rights, dignity and worth of Children, Young People and Adults at
Risk and ensure that I am aware of the Safeguarding best practice
guidelines and procedures when interacting with them.
Confidentiality and the sensitivities of information I hold on other
individuals.
Netball and the individual’s reputation and not take any action or make
inappropriate comments about a fellow participant, coach, official,
volunteer or member of England Netball’s staff that will bring the Sport
or those associated with delivering the Sport into disrepute, including
making comments on social media technology. I will respect EN’s
guidance and policies on social media technology.
The position I hold within Netball and always conduct and dress myself in
an appropriate manner.
The result of the game and will not attempt to offer, offer or accept
either directly or indirectly any consideration whatsoever in return for
influencing or attempting to influence the result or seek to achieve
personal gain on a result which I can influence by betting on any
match or event where I am participating, either by playing, coaching
or officiating, or through direct or indirect involvement.
24Netball is based on Teamwork, therefore I will:
Not abuse or misuse any relationship of trust or position of power or
influence held by me in my team, be that my playing team, Club,
County, Regional or England Netball
Be on time, dressed appropriately and ready to give my full attention to
the role I am carrying out within Netball
Recognise that individuals bring different qualities and attributes but
“together we will excel”.
Welcome new members, volunteers, and connected participation and
cooperate with Members, Connected Participants, colleagues,
coaches, officials and administrators already in the Sport.
I recognise individuals participate in Netball to achieve and have fun,
therefore I will:
Recognise the achievements of others and applaud their successes
Endeavor to ensure that all involved in the Sport optimise their
potential by promoting the positive aspects of the sport and never
condoning the use of inappropriate or abusive language,
inappropriate relationships, bullying, harassment, discrimination or
physical violence.
Not impinge on others enjoyment of the Sport or my performance
by consuming alcoholic drinks or smoke immediately prior to or
while participating in the sport, or while safeguarding children,
young people or vulnerable adults
Ensure that everyone has the opportunity to participant in a fair,
honest environment by rejecting cheating, abiding by the Anti-
Doping policies and not taking illegal substances immediately prior
to or while participating in the Sport.
Display modesty in victory and graciousness in defeat; be sporting –
whether I win or lose; always acknowledge the other team and the
umpires at the end of the game with a hand shake or three cheers.
Never argue with an official or participant during a game and listen
to and cooperate with officials’ decisions
25 Control my temper; I understand that verbal, emotional and
physical abuse of officials, coaches, spectators or participants, or
deliberately distracting or provoking a participant, coach or official
is not acceptable or permitted behaviour in netball
Enjoy the game and ensure other can also enjoy it.
I will endeavour to abide by this code of conduct and promote it to others. I
understand that if I fail to follow the code, the England Netball, the Regional
Association or the County Association may take action against me under the
Disciplinary Regulations which may result in Sanctions including fines and
suspension.
Code of Conduct for Athletes
EN has Codes of Conduct across all aspects of the sport, which is driven by
its’ core values of
leadership, integrity, teamwork and excellence. Our codes require the
highest standards of conduct from everyone involved in Netball to ensure
that their behaviour and actions meet the values and standards expected of
them at all times.
Code of Conduct for Coaches, Umpires, Table Officials, Team Managers, Teachers, Assessors,
Testers, Trainers, Verifiers, Mentors and Volunteers
The Code of Conduct state the values and standards expected at all time.
In addition to these, when in my capacity as a coach, umpire, table official,
team manager, teacher, tutor, assessor, tester, trainer, verifier, mentor or
volunteer, I will also:
Be a positive role model for netball by acting in a way that projects a
positive image of my role within netball and being fair, considerate
and honest with participants and officials
Display high standards in my language, manner, punctuality,
preparation and presentation to ensure that all time spent with me by
participants or colleagues is a positive experience
Exercise reasonable care and skill when carrying out my duties, including
but not limited to keeping up to date with the latest practices and
developments by taking up further education and other personal and
professional development opportunities
26 Be consistent, independent and demonstrate complete impartiality
through exercising reasonable care and skill to enforce the rules of the
game by applying them fairly and to effect control of the game
As a coach, seek to inspire and motivate in accordance with an
individual’s abilities to enable them to play to the best of their ability
and realise their potential
As a coach, provide athletes with planned and structured training
programmes appropriate to their abilities and goals by ensuring that
equal attention and opportunities are available to all, including those
requiring a modified plan due to sickness or injury
As a tutor, assessor, tester, trainer, verifier or mentor, provide candidates
with the appropriate information, planned and structured programmes
appropriate to their needs and goals, ensuring that equal attention is
applied, and to provide appropriate feedback following observation
of a session
Be mentally and physically fit to carry out my role within netball
Ensure that the training and/or competition environment is safe and
appropriate for the age, physical and emotional maturity, experience
and ability of the athletes
Ensure that I follow instructions and comply with all health and safety
regulations that apply to the role I am undertaking.
I will endeavour to abide by this code of conduct and promote it to others. I
understand that if I fail to follow the code, the England Netball, the Regional
Association or the County Association may take action against me under the
Disciplinary Regulations which may result in Sanctions including fines and
suspension.
Code of Conduct for Parents/Carers
The enjoyment and safety of your child when involved in a netball activity is
of paramount importance to England Netball. Every child will be encouraged
and asked to ensure that their behaviour and actions meet the values and
standards expected of them at all times. As parents, you are asked to support
our Codes of Conduct and embrace the spirit of our game.
As a parent/carer, I will:
27 Encourage my child to play within the rules and respect officials’ and
coaches’ decisions
Support my child’s efforts and performance, give positive comments
that motivate and encourage continued effort and learning
Understand that competition is about winning and losing, so results are
always accepted without undue disappointment
Be a positive role model to my child by helping them work towards skill
improvement and good sportsmanship
Remember that children learn best by example; I will applaud good play
by both my child’s team and their opponents
Thank the coaches, officials and other volunteers who give their time for
my child and not interfere with their decisions
Help when asked by a coach or official
Respect the rights, dignity and worth of all people involved in the game,
regardless of gender, marital status, race, colour, disability, sexuality,
age, occupation, religion or political opinion
Read the rules of the sport to understand better what I am watching
and discussing with my child
Promote this code of conduct to other parents, carers and supporters
Be aware of my child’s club safeguarding policy and ensure that any
concerns are reported to the club’s safeguarding officer or England
Netball’s Lead Safeguarding Officer.
As a parent/carer, I will not:
Pressure my child in any way; I know that this is their sport not mine
Use inappropriate language, harass athletes, coaches, officials or other
spectators
Criticise or ridicule my child for making a mistake or losing after the
game
Force my child if they are unwilling to participate in the sport
Arrive at a netball activity under the influence of alcohol or drugs
Use Social Media technology to bring the game into disrepute or make
an inappropriate comment about an athlete, coach, official, volunteer
or member of England Netball staff
Consume illegal substances either immediately prior to or while being at
a netball activity where my child is participating in the sport
Consume alcoholic drinks or smoke either immediately prior to or while
being at a netball activity where my child is participating.
28Appendix 5- Rules and Regulations
ENGLAND NETBALL
NATIONAL SCHOOLS NETBALL COMPETITION:
RULES AND REGULATIONS 2018/19
1. OVERVIEW
The National Schools Netball Competition (hereinafter called the
“Competition”) is a national competition organised by the All England Netball
Association (England Netball) to enable schools to compete against each
other to determine a national winner in each age group, whilst encouraging
participation in netball through an open, fair and transparent competition.
The Competition takes place over a series of competitive rounds, with eligible
top placed teams progressing through each round to the National Finals.
These regulations set out below outline the rules and regulations (the
“Regulations”) upon which the Competition must be run.
The Regulations must be followed by all Local Organising Committees (“LOCs”)
in the management, administration and operation of the Competition.
2. COMPETITION STRUCTURE
2.1 The Competition shall comprise of the following rounds (“Competition
Rounds”) held at the following levels (in ascending order):
County Rounds;
Regional Rounds;
National Finals.
2.2 Where necessary, there shall be a level below the County Rounds called
Area Rounds, which shall be competitions within a County to determine which
Teams progress to the County Round. It shall be up to the individual County
Netball Association to determine whether Area Rounds are required in its
County. Area Rounds may have different regulations and structures to those
outlined in these Regulations. However Sections 4, 7 and 8 must be included in
the regulations for Area Rounds and enforced accordingly.
2.3 Each Competition Round will take place on a day specified by the LOC
(see 3.1 for definition of LOC), which will be referred to as the Competition Day.
292.4 An overview of the Competition structure is set out in the diagram below:
National Finals
Regional Competition
Rounds x 9
County Competition
Rounds
Area Rounds
(where applicable)
2.5 The winners and runners up of each Competition Round shall progress to
the next level, providing they meet (and continue to meet) the eligibility criteria
outlined in Section 5. If a winner or runner up is ineligible, the next placed
eligible team will progress to the next level. The scoring system for the
competing Teams shall be as set out in Section 6.
2.6 The Competition is known as the England Netball National Schools
Competition. The name shall be preceded by the name of such sponsor as
England Netball may direct from time to time. The LOC may organise
Competition Round sponsorship only with the agreement of England Netball.
3. COMPETITION ORGANISATION
3.1 England Netball delegates the organisation and management of each
Competition Round to the local netball association who shall appoint the LOC
at that level, as follows:
3.1.1 Area Round: responsibility of the County Netball Association
3.1.2 County Round: responsibility of the County Netball Association
3.1.3 Regional Round: responsibility of the Regional Netball Association
3.1.4 National Finals: responsibility of England Netball
3.2 The LOCs shall organise, manage and administer their Competition
Round(s) on the following basis:
3.2.1 The LOCs shall at all times abide by and comply with the Regulations set
out in this document, except as provided for in 2.2 above;
303.2.2 Where a LOC has failed to ensure all Schools meet the eligibility criteria
regarding affiliation to England Netball as detailed in 5.1.2, England Netball will
fine the responsible LOC at that level (3.1.1 and 3.1.2 County Netball
Association, 3.1.3 Regional Netball Association) £200 per School that hasn’t
met the eligibility criteria and / or timescales. Such fines must be paid and
received by England Netball by 1st June 2019.
3.2.3 The LOCs shall be solely responsible and liable for the Competition
Rounds managed and operated by them, as autonomous organisations
independent from England Netball. England Netball shall not be responsible
or liable for any claim in respect of any Competition Round except the
National Finals.
3.3 The Area/County Competition Round will be contested between as
many Teams as shall be determined by the applicable LOC.
3.4 Prior to the start of the Competition Round, the LOCs shall announce the
following:
3.4.1 the Competition Referee; and
3.4.2 the person appointed to receive appeals of the decisions of
Competition Referee, as outlined in Section 8.
4. COMPETITION REFEREE
4.1 As set out above, a Competition Referee will be appointed by the
relevant LOC for each Competition Round.
4.2 The Competition Referee will have all necessary authority and jurisdiction
to make decisions on any matters arising during the Competition Day
including, but not limited to:
4.2.1 altering or amending the playing schedule as necessary;
4.2.2 determining if there has been a breach of the Regulations and
imposing an appropriate sanction (including but not limited to disqualification
of any individual, Player or Team);
4.2.3 maintaining, and being responsible for, a confidential
Competition Referee Log Book where appropriate;
4.2.4 enforcing the decision by any medical advisor, including but not
limited to England Netball’s appointed doctor or physiotherapist, regarding
the participation of a player and whether they are able to;
a) Start the match
Or
b) Continue to play
4.2.5 adjudicating instances of unsportsmanlike behaviour or behaviour
that brings the sport into disrepute, including but not limited to instances of
Teams predetermining, or attempting to predetermine, the outcome of a
Match and/or Competition Round;
314.2.6 determining the result and score should any Match not be
concluded due to any unforeseen circumstance;
4.2.7 altering the length of the Matches pursuant to 6.5.2;
4.2.8 determining any matter not covered specifically within the
Regulations.
4.3 The Competition Referee may call upon, or delegate to, additional
persons to assist with the Competition or consult with other persons prior to
making any decision. However the final decision and accountability for the
decision will rest with the Competition Referee.
4.4 If a Player is suspended from a Match, or ordered to leave the court and
take no further part in the Match, that Player and a Team Official, normally the
Coach, will be required to attend a hearing before the Competition Referee
immediately after the end of the Match. After the hearing the Competition
Referee will decide what action should be taken.
5. PRE-COMPETITION MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
5.1 School Entry and Eligibility
5.1.1 Participation in the Competition for any School shall be
determined by the LOC in which that School is geographically based.
5.1.2 To be eligible for the Competition each School must affiliate to
England Netball within the timeframe set out in the Regulations. The
appropriate Affiliation Fee must be received by England Netball Head
Office Membership Services not less than four (4) days before the
Competition Day for the relevant round.
5.1.3 Once a School has taken to the court in any Competition Round, they
are deemed to be eligible to participate in that stage of the Competition.
However, if a School has not paid the Affiliation Fee to England Netball in
accordance with 5.1.2 but has taken to the court, they will be fined £100. This
fine will be imposed by England Netball’s Competition and Events Delivery
Manager and will be payable in addition to the Affiliation Fee. The fine must
be paid not less than four (4) days before the Competition Day for the relevant
next round or by 1st June, whichever is closest to the date the fine is imposed.
5.1.4 Each School shall be entitled to enter only one Team per Age
Group. The Age Groups are as follows:
Under 14s;
Under 16s;
Under 19s.
5.1.5 By entering a Team in the Competition, the Schools agree that:
32a) they are able and willing to fulfil the costs and commitments of
participation in the Competition;
b) they will fulfil their obligations and responsibilities set out in these
Regulations;
c) they are bound by the Competition Regulations; and
d) they are bound by all of the rules, policies, regulations and by-
laws of England Netball, including the England Netball
Disciplinary Rules and Regulations, which may from time to
time be in force.
5.1.6 If there is any dispute between the LOC and a School over entry
and eligibility, England Netball’s Competition and Events
Delivery Manager, or their delegated nominee at England
Netball’s Head Office, must be contacted prior to the
Competition Day.
5.1.6.1 England Netball’s Competition and Events Delivery
Manager, or their delegated nominee will determine
eligibility in this instance.
5.2 Player eligibility
5.2.1 In order to compete in the Competition, all Players must be in Full Time
Education and be registered with the School they are representing on the
Competition Day.
5.2.2 Should a Player leave a School on a Friday, she is considered to be a
registered member of that School only until 6 am on the first Monday
immediately following the Friday she left, that is to say, she may participate as
a Player for the School over the weekend immediately following her departure.
5.2.3 Should a Player re-register with another School she will become eligible
to represent that School from the date of her registration and will not be
considered to have played for any other Team in the Competition.
5.2.4 The age range for each Age Group is as follows:
a) U14: All Players must be over eleven (11) years of age and under fourteen
(14) years of age;
b) U16: All Players must be over fourteen (14) years of age and under sixteen
(16) years of age;
c) U19: All Players must be over fourteen (14) years of age and under nineteen
(19) years of age.
5.2.5 All Players must play within their Age Group as at 11:59 pm on 31st August
immediately prior to the Competition unless they have completed the Age
Banding Consent Form and submitted it to the LOC with the Squad Registration
Sheet.
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