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Netball WA Specialist Netball Program Schools
Netball WA Who Are We? Netball WA is the governing body for netball in Western Australia, incorporating 11 affiliated Regions, 74 affiliated Associations, 5 Specialist Netball Program Schools and a Suncorp Super Netball team, West Coast Fever. The organisaton has a clear vision to be ‘One Netball Community driving Western Australia’s leading sport.’
About Netball WA
• Affiliated with Netball Australia and the International Netball Federation
• We have 100,000 participants
• 40,000 members
• 1,000+ clubs
• 74 Associations
• 11 Regions
• 5 Specialist Netball Program Schools
• By 2018 we hope to have over 200,000 participants
• The National School Endorsement Program is a Netball Australia initiative which is
supported by Netball WA.
• There are five endorsed Netball WA Specialist Schools as of 31st December 2016
Aranmore Catholic College
Governor Stirling Senior High School
Darling Range Sports College
Melville Senior High School
Warwick Senior High School
• The objective of the program is to engage students to pursue netball through the
various pathways from within their school environment: Athlete, Coach, Umpire,
Official, Volunteer pathways
• Specialist Endorsed Schools must demonstrate that they are able to
provide a successful program that includes all aspects of a holistic
approach to student development
• To be endorsed as a Netball WA Specialist School, the school
undergoes a Quality Assurance process with Netball WA and the
Department of Education Approved Specialist Sports Program and
Quality Assurance or Department of Education Services Quality
Assurance
Netball WA’s is committed to provide the following
services to Endorsed Specialist Netball Schools:
• Program endorsement
• Usage of NWA logo and access to NWA website
• Cover Specialist Netball Schools’ as Netball WA members under the
Netball WA insurance policy
• Provide one Ambassador visit to the school
• Provide four hours of on court coaching to the school by specialist
coaches (WCF Athletes)
• Provide 20 passes to a West Coast Fever Suncorp Super Netball match
as determined by Netball WA
• Include Specialist Netball Schools in the State wide communication
network
• Promote the school as a Specialist Netball School.
• Provide notification and access to development programs and relevant
competitions for coaches, umpires, players and bench officials
• Provision for one Specialist School Coach to attend a Netball WA Coach
Development Program or course at no cost during the calendar year
(excluding NA Accreditation Courses)Specialist Netball Schools make the following
commitment to Netball WA:
• Students will complete the Foundation Coach Accreditation Online Course;
• Students will complete the Foundation Umpire Accreditation Online
Course;
• Students will be encourages to complete Netball WA free Bench Official
Online Course.Netball WA Pathways
Athlete Pathway Coach Pathway Umpire Pathway
Bench Official PathwayNETBALL WA ATHLETE PATHWAY
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Aust ralian Diamonds
Commonwealt h Games
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Nat ional 15U
School Sport Aust ralia Championships
Nat ional 12U
Associat ion Represent at ive Teams
School Sport Aust ralia Championships
Associat ion Championships
Club/ School/ Teams
Regional and Associat ion Carnivals
Associat ion/ Club Compet it ions
Net Set GO
School Championships
ATHLETE COM PETITIONBENCH OFFICIALS PATHWAY
World Net ball Cup
Nat ional Bench Of ficial
Commonwealt h Games
Accredit at ion
Int ernat ional Test Series
Fast 5 Net ball Nat ional Bench Of ficial
Suncorp Super Net ball Accredit at ion
Nat ional Bench Of ficial
World Yout h Cup
Accredit at ion
Nat ional Bench Of ficial
Aust ralian Net ball League
Accredit at ion
St ate Bench Of ficial
Nat ional 19U & 17U Underage Championships
Accredit at ion
St ate Bench Of ficial
WA Net ball League
Accredit at ion (or working t ow ards)
Nat ional 15U & 12U (Bench St ate Bench Of ficial
School Sport Aust ralian Championship Manager) Accredit at ion
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Academy Cup
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Cadet Cup
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Associat ion Championships
Complet e Online Bench Of ficials Course
COM PETITION ACCREDITATIONVolunteer:
• Why become a Netball WA or West Coast Fever Volunteer?
• By becoming a West Coast Fever Volunteer in 2017 means you will be a part of the foundation volunteer group for the first series of
the Suncorp Super Netball competition. Experience what it is like to be behind the scenes during a match day, learn new skills and
meet new friends. Each shift you work you will be provided with a money cant buy experience.
• Connecting you with others
• Once of the better-known benefits of volunteer is the impact on the community. Unpaid volunteers are often the glue that holds a
community together. Volunteering allows you to connect to your community and make it a better place. However, volunteering is a
two-way street, and it can benefit you as much as the cause you choose to help. Dedicating your time as a volunteer helps you make
new friends, expand your network, and boost your social skills.
• Make new friends and contacts
• One of the best ways to make new friends and strengthen existing relationships is to commit to a shared activity together.
Volunteering is s great way to meet new people especially if you are new to an area. Volunteering also strengthens your ties to the
community and broadens your support network, exposing you to people with common interests, neighbourhood resources, and fun
fulfilling activities.
• Enhance your social and relationship skills
• While some people are naturally outgoing, others are shy and have a hard time meeting new people. Volunteering gives you the
opportunity to practice and develop your social skills, since you are meeting regularly with a group of people with common interests.
Once you have momentum, its easier to branch out and make more friends and contacts.• Team building and bonding
• While it might able a challenge to coordinate everyone’s schedules, volunteering as a team has many worthwhile
benefits. By giving back to the community together, you make a connection through a shared experience which is
ultimately making a difference. You will understand how good it feels to help others and enact change. It’s also a
valuable way for you to get o know organisations in the community and find resources and activities that you may
continue outside of work / school hours.
• Provides career experience
• Volunteering offers you the chance to try out a new career without making a long-term commitment. It is also a great
way to gain experience in a new field. In some fields, you can volunteer directly at an organisation that does the kind of
you’re interested i. For example if you are interested in sport, Netball WA and West Coast Fever home games would
provide unique experiences.
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• Its fun and fulfilling!
• Volunteering is a fun and easy way to explore your interests and passions. Doing volunteer work you find meaningful and
interesting can be relaxing, energising escape from your day-to-day routine of work, school or family commitments.
Volunteering also provides you with renewed creativity, motivation and vision that can carry over into your personal and
professional life.
• Many people volunteer in order to make time for hobbies outside of work as well. For instance, if you have a desk job
and spend long to spend time outdoors, you might consider working with organisations that are primarility in outdoor
environments.• How to become a volunteer?
• The Club invites interested persons to apply for an array of volunteering game day
roles at the Club, The first step is to decide which volunteer role you would like to
do for the season. Read all of the position descriptions, once you have decided, fill
out the volunteer application form and we will get you on board for this exciting
chapter in the Suncorp Super Netball League.
• What is required?
• Preferred candidates for specific roles will be those available for all seven West
Coast Fever Home Games. You will be required to be reliable, punctual, courteous,
self-motivated and well presented. Have energy and enthusiasm and an ability to
perform your role in a crowd. Be a good communicator, a team player and be
willing to assist members of the volunteer team.
• If you are not available for all seven home games, we would still be delighted to
have you join us for the games that you are available.• Where does West Coast Fever play Netball?
• West Cost Fever play at two venues, Perth Arena and HBF Stadium
• Who can be a volunteer?
• Anyone can become a volunteer; the only requirement is that you meet the
minimum age requirements for each position – listed below.
• When are the West Coast Fever Matches Played?
• 6:30pm, Friday 3rd March 2017, Perth Arena
• 6:30pm, Friday 17th March 2017, HBF Stadium
• 6:30pm, Friday 24th March 2017, HBF Stadium
• 5:45pm, Saturday, 1st April 2017, Perth Arena
• 12:00pm, Sunday, 30th April 2017, HBF Stadium
• 6:45pm, Saturday, 20th May 2017, Perth Arena
• 6:45pm, Saturday, 27th May 2017, Perth Arena• What are the lengths of the volunteer shifts? • Shift times and duties will depend on the role you are rostered on for. Shift length details are provided on each position description. • What are the benefits you get? • Volunteers will receive a t-shirt, a thank you gift from West Coast Fever and the ability to watch the matches live. You will also receive complimentary parking as well as a food pack and water during your shift and the opportunity to work along lilke-minded and dedicated staff.
• What roles are available? • These are examples of some of the roles available • Spectator Services (must be over 16 years or over) • • Mascot Assistant (must be 16 years or over) • • Corporate Hospitality Liaison (must be 16 years or over) • • Sports presentation assistant (must be over 16 years or over) • • Membership Assistant (must be over 16 years or over) • • Ball Kid Coordinator (must be over 16 years or over) • • Media Assistants (must be 16 years or over) • • Fan Engagement Assistants (must be 16 years or over) • • Ball Kids (must be 14 years or over)
Suncorp NetSetGO
• Suncorp NetSetGO should be the term used for any netball played for 5 – 10 year olds in
Australia
• The Suncorp NetSetGO program can run at any Primary School or Leisure/ Recreation
Centre for the duration of 8 weeks
• Suncorp NetSetGO is the product offered to 5 – 10 year olds in ScoolNet Clinics, Sporting
Schools, after – school NetSetGO programs and Inclusion Programs
• Coach resources for Suncorp NetSetGO can be accessed online by visiting this link
http://www.netsetgo.asn.au/resources/
• Coaches are paid $35 per hour for after – school Suncorp NetSetGO sessionsSporting Schools
Key Points
• Sporting Schools is a $100 million Australian Government initiative, with the aim of
children finding a sense of commitment to a lifelong love of sport
• All primary schools in Australia can now apply for a Sporting Schools grant of between
$1,300 and $3,100, to commence Sporting Schools activities in their school before,
during or after school hours
• Schools that identify the sport of netball can nominate their own coach to deliver the
Sporting Schools program or Netball WA can source and deliver the program via
Community CoachesSporting Schools
Coach Opportunities
• The Sporting Schools program is delivered in 4 – week blocks of one hour sessions
• The Sporting Schools program is delivered to primary school aged students and can be
tailored to suit beginner and more advances participants
• Coaches are paid $40 per hourCommunity Coach Induction
Criteria for Selection
• Netball WA Community Coaches must be affiliated with a club, association or Netball
WA in Western Australia
• Current Foundation Coach Accreditation
• Hold a current Working With Children’s Check (18+)Further Information
Contacts
• Community Engagement Department – 9380 3700
• Community Engagement Coordinator – Schools, Kobie Combes
• Kobie.Combes@netballwa.com.au
• Community Engagement Coordinator – NetSetGO, Amy Murphy
• Amy.Murphy@netballwa.com.au
• Community Engagement Coordinator – Inclusion, Nicole Rendell
• Nicole.Rendell@netballwa.com.auNetball WA (Inc.)
200 Selby Street JOLIMONT WA 6014
PO Box 930 SUBIACO WA 6904
T (08) 9380 3700 F (08) 9380 3799
E info@netballwa.com.au
www.westcoastfever.com.au
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