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St Mary’s College
Sports Department
Contacts
Manager of Sport – Emma Calcutt
Phone: 04 473 5554 x 832
St Mary’s College
Email: emma.calcutt@stmw.school.nz
Sports 2021
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ST MARY’S COLLEGE, WELLINGTON
Table of Contents General Information
General Information Values Centred Participation
- Values Centred Participation St Mary’s College values underpin all that we do and strive to achieve.
- Team Coaches and Managers
- Sign Ups, Fees & Registration Manaakitanga - Respect for the earth and human dignity
Manatika - Justice
Pūaroha - Compassion
Key Dates Atawhai - Care for the vulnerable
Āwhinatanga – Service
Policies and Procedures
- Co-curricular Policy
- Sporting Behaviour Policy Team Coaches and Managers
- Managers and Coaches Policy
Teams will not be entered into competition without a
- Player Management
Coach and a Manager. We are very grateful to all our
- Fair Play Code volunteers as without them we would be unable to provide
- Responsibilities as a Player the sporting opportunities that our students enjoy so
much.
Sports Directory 2021 It is vital that we have parental and community involvement in
coaching and managing teams. The registration forms for each
sport provides space for you to indicate your availability to
assist in our programme. Alternatively, please contact our
sports department. All coaches and managers will be asked to
complete a Police Vetting Form as required.
Sign Ups, Fees and Registration Key Dates
All registration forms and payment details can be found under the
Extra-Curricular tab of the school website. Term 1
Registration forms must be completed for students wishing to play 9th February Deadline for all summer sports payments
sport either competitively or socially, and these, alongside the and registrations. (1.00pm)
appropriate payment, should be submitted on or before the deadlines Summer sport begins
as set in our key dates calendar.
1st March St Mary’s College Athletics Day and whole
The College will be enforcing NO PAY, NO PLAY for co-curricular sport school house event - Newtown Athletic Track
in 2021. and Field
Important – parents must sign up and pay for students before trials 22nd March -26th School Sport NZ Summer Tournament Week
or the first session if a trial is not run. Students cannot make own March
decisions to attend as payment is required. Students and parents are 2nd April Deadline for all winter sports payments and
asked to think carefully about each sport and the level of commitment registrations (1.00pm)
that will be required of them. We will provide refunds in the case that
we cannot place a student in a team or on receipt of a medical note. Term 2
Please contact the Sports Coordinator or Sports Manager if you need to 27th April Winter sport begins
discuss a payment plan. If not, please ensure that all payments are made 17th June Sacred Heart Sports Exchange
and that we have a full registration from parents giving permission
before the first session. Term 3
Registration fees assist with the cost of equipment, uniform 19th July Winter sport continues
replacement, first aid, competition entry fees, compulsory official’s fees,
30thAugust – 3rd School Sport NZ Winter Tournament week
transport and administration. 10 NZD of each payment is put into the
September
sports general budget for sports prizegiving and administrative costs.
Term 4
Additionally, fundraising is encouraged to be undertaken by all teams
involved in exchanges and tournaments to help reduce the costs of 11th October Summer sport begins
these tournaments to families. All fundraising is expected to be on
behalf of the team and shared equally between those involved. 21st October St Mary’s Sports Celebration and Prizegiving
7th November CSW Sports Persons of the Year Award
Some tournaments have an extra cost and a deposit is required for all
overnight excursions. Once again, please don’t hesitate contact the
Sports Coordinator if you need to discuss a payment plan.Fair Play Code
St Mary’s College abides by these rules/code of Fair Play:
Policies and Procedures Play hard but play fair
Play within the rules
Respect the referee’s decisions
Please click below to read our updated policies which contain important Respect the opposition and their supporters
information regarding our procedures.
Enjoy yourself while playing sport
Co-Curricular (Sport Participation) Policy Respect coaches and managers
Respect yourself and other members of your team
Sporting Behaviour Policy
Managers and Coaches Policy Responsibilities as a Player
All students that take part in sport in College are required to sign a
Sports Contract that outlines the responsibility they have to the College
Player Management and as a player in their respective code:
Behave in accordance with school policy on sporting behavior
Playing in Multiple Sports Codes and uniform code
To abide by the FAIR PLAY CODE
Students may play in maximum TWO premier codes at any one time. Attend team practices, unless excused by the coach/manager
However, in order to do this a discussion must be held with the Sports Accept that I may be dropped from my team if, after two official
Coordinator and coaches involved, to ensure that it is manageable, warning, I have not made the commitment required
enough commitment can be given, and that it can be properly Attend team meeting when required
coordinated. The student will need to select one sport as their A choice. Wear correct sports uniform to all games
Assist with team duties when called upon
During winter or summer tournament week, it is expected that players Inform the coach or manager of any existing medical
take part in their A choice sport. We do not allow players to move conditions and medication being taken
between tournaments under any circumstance. Inform the coach or manager in a timely manner if I am unable
to attend a game or training
At other levels, both competitively and socially, it is important that Abide by the Sports Coordinator’s decision if a clash of sporting
thought is given to commitment and manageability. We expect players to commitments occur at College level in accordance with College
attend all practices and games, unless there has been a discussion with Sport Wellington guidelines
the Sports Coordinator at the start of the season regarding special To play at the highest representative level if a clash of sporting
circumstances and potential multiple sport clashes. commitments occurs
To fulfill summer sporting commitments over winter
Regarding non-commitment, please consider the effect on fellow team commitments for Term 1 and 4
mates, our volunteer coaches, the opposition, organisers and the Realise that I will not be accepted into another sporting
default cost applied to the school. team/code if I have not fulfilled my previous requirements
including the return of sports gears and feesATHLETICS
Sports Directory Description
Students follow their own training programmes but have the
opportunity to be involved and selected for a number of
2021 events throughout the year.
Summer sports are played in Terms 1 and 4 Key Events and Competitions
Winter sports are played in Terms 2 and 3 School Athletics and House Day, Newtown Park, Monday
1st March. This whole school compulsory day is a
Code: Season: Code: Season:
combination of competitive athletic events and fun Inter-
Athletics Summer Hockey Winter House activities. The school Athletics representative team
Badminton Winter Ki o Rahi Summer (Term will be selected from the results from this competition and
4 only) these students will take part in the Girls Zone Athletics event.
Basketball Winter ≠Lawn Bowls Summer
Girls Zone Athletics Event, Newtown Park, Thursday 4th
Cricket Summer (Term Netball Winter
1 only) March (organised by St Mary’s and Hutt Valley)
Cross Winter Rowing Summer CSW Regional Championships, Newtown Park, Thursday
Country
11th March. Those athletes who qualify from the Zone
Dragon Summer Rugby 7’s Summer competition will participate in the CSW Regional
Boating
Championships, at Newtown Park, Thursday 11th March.
Floorball Summer Rugby Winter
Football Winter Softball Summer North Island Championships, Hamilton, 9th-11th April.
The results at the regionals will be used to choose the
Futsal Summer ≠Tennis Summer
Wellington team for this event.
≠Golf Summer Touch Rugby Summer
Handball Summer Volleyball Summer Nationals, Inglewood. 10th-12th December:
Waterpolo Summer
We will enter students but we don’t organise a team.
Uniform: PE shorts and white socks. College borrowed
singlet.
≠ If there is interest in taking part in tennis and golf events, please Cost: A small fee will be charged for event registrations
contact our Sports Coordinator.BADMINTON BASKETBALL
Description Description
Badminton can be played competitively and socially for all Chance to play competitively. We also encourage year 10 and
age groups. Teams are made up of 6 players and students above students to enter their own social teams.
will have opportunity to practice at school and play regular
Trials
games (whatever their level)
Thursday 11th March from 4.30-6pm, at ASB Sports Centre.
Trials
Training
Beginning of term 2 (tbc)
Juniors – Monday lunch or Monday 3.30pm – 5pm
(depending on team) and Thursday 5.00pm -7.00pm
Training
Seniors – Tuesday 4.00-5.30pm and Thursday 5.00pm -
Juniors – Thursday lunchtimes
7.00pm
Seniors – Friday lunchtimes
Key Events and Competitions
Key Events and Competitions:
Games are played in school gyms in greater Wellington
during terms 2 and 3. The senior A squad plays regularly at
Competition Days;
the ASB Centre, Kilbirnie.
Juniors: Thursdays
Seniors: Fridays
Competition Days:
(May to August, 4pm -6pm)
Juniors: Tuesday 4pm -9pm
Venues: Various secondary school venues in Wellington
Seniors: Fridays 6pm -9pm
and Badminton Hall, Hataitai
Premier AA Regional Tournament, Wellington. 1st–4th
CSW Junior Championships, Hataitai, 4th August
September
CSW Open Singles Championships, Hataitai, 11th August NZ Secondary Schools Basketball Nationals (if qualify).
Palmerston North, 4th – 9th October
Uniform: Senior A will be provided with a top. PE shorts
and white socks needed. All other teams wear the SMC PE Uniform: Senior A and Junior A are provided with a uniform.
uniform. All other teams will be provided with a singlet. Need black
shorts and white socks.
Equipment: Students must bring their own rackets. Cost: $130
Cost: $45CRICKET CROSS COUNTRY
Description Description
Takes place in term 1 only, though there is an opportunity We do not train, but there are various competitions for teams
to enter indoor leagues in term 4. and individuals.
Key Events and Competitions
Trials
CSW Scottish Relays- Karori Park -12th May
Monday 8th February, 4pm – 5pm (Venue: Anderson Park)
CSW Cross Country Championships- Harcourt -26th May
Training
Uniform;
Mondays, 4pm – 5pm (Venue: School Courts / Anderson
Borrowed singlet. SMC PE shorts and socks.
Park)
Cost: A cost will be charged after each event
Key Events and Competitions
Please register interest to be involved below.
Competition Days:
Thursdays: 4pm – 7pm
Venus Cup Girls Wellington Tournament, 24th – 26th
March
Venues: Various around Wellington and the Hutt Valley
Uniform: Students need cricket white trousers. Borrowed
top will from the school and a cap that students will keep.
Equipment: Provided
Cost: $55DRAGON BOATING FLOORBALL
Description Description
Open to year 11, 12 and 13 students. 8 training sessions Floorball (like indoor hockey) is open to all students to make
plus two events. A fun way to get fit and be part of a team. their own teams with friends or to sign up individually where
we will assign students to teams. Students can compete
Training
socially or more competitively. We do not train.
February 10th, 15th, 17th, 22nd, 24th
March 1st, 3rd (Plus one more training tbc)
Key Events and Competitions
Anticipated time: 4pm-5pm
Competition Days: (social and competitive)
Venue
Every Thursday between 5-8pm
Wellington Waterfront
Commences on Thurs 18/2 and concludes 15/4
(8 week competition, no games on 25/3)
Key Events and Competitions:
Venue
Harbour Fun Day – Saturday 20th February
ASB Centre, Kilbirnie
Dragon Boat Festival – Sunday 7th March
Uniform:
Uniform: PE shorts and white socks. College borrowed
SMC PE Uniform and white socks
singlet. Knee pads are recommended. Black thermal is
optional.
Equipment:
Equipment: All provided Floorball sticks for field players and helmet plus knee pads
for goalies will be provided.
Cost: $120
Additional Information Cost: $55
The price includes all training and both events. If you
commit to dragon boating, it is essential that you are free
for both events as well as all training.FOOTBALL FUTSAL
Description
Description
Juniors and seniors both have an opportunity to trial for the
1st X1 team. Other competitive teams will be formed should An opportunity to take part competitively or socially. Up to
we have enough players. 10 in a team.
We also encourage year 10 and above students to make up Key Events and Competitions
social teams. We need at least 15 players to do this, as well
as a competent adult coach /manager to referee games each Playing Days:
week. Seniors: Monday 22nd Feb through to 12th April (excluding
Trials: 22/3 & 5/4)
Monday 29th March – 4pm – 5.30pm Juniors: Friday 19th Feb through to 9th April (excluding
Wednesday 31st March – 4pm – 5.30pm 26/2 & 2/4)
(Anderson Park)
All games are played at ASB Sports Centre. Time of games
Training: range between 4-9pm.
Mondays and Wednesday (4pm – 5.30pm) Training: No training
Start Monday 5th April
Uniform:
Training starts in the at the end of term 1 due to early term
2 game dates. However, season 1 sports take priority and if SMC PE gear
students are still committed to these, students should talk
Cost: $50
to the Sports Coordinator.
Key Events and Competitions:
Competition Dates:
Wednesdays- Wakefield Park
GOLF
Uniform
Full playing gear provided for the 1st X1 team.
Social teams are to wear the SMC PE Uniform, SMC Football Please register your interest with the Sports Coordinator, by
Socks (purchased from NZ uniforms). emailing joshua.bowring@stmw.school.nz
Football boots and shin pads are compulsory.
Cost: $90HANDBALL HOCKEY
Description Description
This is open to juniors and seniors. In 2021 all will be given We hope to run an 11 aside and a 7 aside developmental team
the opportunity to compete in term 1. Juniors will be this year.
playing in senior leagues. If juniors play term 1, and opt to
also play in term 4, they will need to pay the registration fee Trials
again. Tuesday 27th and Wednesday 28th April – 4pm – 5.30pm -
NHS
Trials
Thursday February 11th (lunchtime) at SMC Gym Training
Tuesday and Wednesday 4pm – 5.30pm – NHS (starting term
Training 2)
Thursdays – lunchtimes at SMC Gym
Venue: National Hockey Stadium
Key Events and Competitions Key Events and Competitions
Competition Days: Competition Days:
Mondays 3.30pm – 7pm, WEGC Gym Friday nights- 1st X1 (June to September)
Commencing Monday 1/3 to 18/4 Other team are to be confirmed depending on ability
Uniform: Uniform: Hockey dresses provided.
College borrowed singlet. SMC PE shorts and white socks
Cost: $220
needed.
Cost: $50KI O RAHI NETBALL
Description Description
An opportunity for juniors and seniors to train and take part Netball is very popular at St Mary’s. We run competitive and
in this one day event run by College Sport Wellington in social teams for juniors and seniors.
term 4.
Trials
Trials Senior and junior trials will take place in February/March.
Beginning of term 4 (TBC)
Training
Training Senior A and B teams: Mondays and Wednesdays 4-5.30pm
Friday lunchtimes in term 4 in the lead up to the event Junior A and B teams: Wednesdays 4-5.30pm and 1 other day
during the week (tbc)
Key Events and Competitions All other teams training days to be confirmed once teams
have been announced.
CSW Senior Tournament – September 29th
CSW Junior Tournament – November 10th Key Events and Competitions:
Playing days to be confirmed
Uniform:
College borrowed singlet. SMC PE shorts and white socks Netball Wellington Centre Dates:
needed. Premier/Premier Reserve (ASB) -start May 1st
Collegiate (ASB and Hataitai) -start May 8th
Cost: $10 Collegiate Quarter Finals (ASB and Hataitai) -start August 7th
Premier and Collegiate Semi Finals (ASB and Hataitai)- start
21st August
Premier Finals (ASB)-starts in August
CSW Premier Tournament – ASB Centre -13th May
LAWN BOWLS
CSW Junior A Tournament – ASB Centre – 12th August
Register your interest with the Sports Coordinator, by Uniform: Senior A and B dresses supplied. All other teams
emailing joshua.bowring@stmw.school.nz to buy own skirt (from NZ uniforms) and use PE top.
Cost: $200 for the Senior A team and $150 for all other teamsROWING RUGBY 7’s
Description Description
Runs between August and the end of March. This takes place after the main rugby union season (end of
term 3/start of term 4).
Training Training will be held twice weekly
An intense training schedule involving 6 trainings a week. Trials
Times are allocated by the rowing club. TBC (after rugby union season finishes- end term 3)
Key Events and Competitions Training
A number of key regattas throughout the year both in Tuesdays and Wednesdays: 4.30pm - 6.30pm (Wellington
Wellington and throughout New Zealand. Rugby Club)
Uniform: Rowers need to purchase a Wellington rowing
and a school rowing uniform. A black warm up top will be Key Events and Competitions
provided. Competition Days:
Cost: Yearly cost of between $3000 - $4000 per year to Wednesdays after school (times tbc)
include accommodation, transport and entry fees to all Rugby 7’s Condors Qualifying -25th October
regattas, as well as training.
Hurricanes 7s (tbc)
Additional Information:
Fielding 7s (tbc)
We have a dedicated rowing committee who are
responsible for organizing all of St Mary’s rowing. Please Condor’s: 2nd-5th December (Kings College, Auckland)
contact stmw.rowing@gmail.com with any queries about
Uniform:
rowing and student sign up.
Borrowed playing tops. SMC shorts and socks to be
As there are a large number of away regattas there is also a purchased from NZ uniforms.
large amount of parent assistance required. Each rower’s Mouth guards are compulsory and not supplied by school.
parent/caregiver is required to commit to chaperoning at
least one regatta during the season. Cost: $55RUGBY SOFTBALL
Description Description
SMC Rugby teams play throughout term 2 and 3 This year we will be offering softball, with the opportunity to
train and play competitively in Term 1. Juniors and Seniors
Trials can trial.
End of March (TBC)
Trials
Training Wednesday 10th February, 4pm – 5.30pm (Venue: Kelburn
Monday morning – Indoor fitness Park)
Monday 4.30pm – 6.00pm, Wellington Rugby Club, Hataitai
Park
Training
Key Events and Competitions Wednesday 17/2 and 24/2 from 4pm – 5.30pm (Venue:
Kelburn Park)
Competition Days:
Wednesday after school Key Events and Competitions
CSW National Qualifying Tournament – Fraser Park – 26th
Regional Competition- Girls Finals – 11th August
February
Hurricanes(tbc)
Uniform:
Top 4 National Finals – November 2nd – 5th (Palmerston SMC PE Uniform and white socks
North)
Cost: $30
Uniform:
Borrowed playing tops. SMC shorts and socks to be
purchased from NZ uniforms.
Mouth guards are compulsory and not supplied by school.
TENNIS
Cost: $60
Register your interest with the Sports Coordinator, by
emailing joshua.bowring@stmw.school.nzTOUCH RUBGY VOLLEYBALL
Description Trials:
An opportunity for juniors and seniors to enter teams in the Trials have already taken place for the senior A team, due to
social CSW weekly games and to take part in the CSW the early start of the competition in term 1 2021.
tournaments.
Juniors – Wednesday 11th February (3.30pm -6pm)
We will organize students into mixed ability teams. The aim Senior B - Wednesday 11th February (Lunchtime)
of our touch programme is to encourage students of all
levels to work together. Trainings at SMC Gym:
Senior A: Monday and Thursday (4.30pm – 6.30pm)
Key Events and Competitions; Junior A: Tuesday (3.30pm – 6.00pm) and Thursday (4.30pm
– 6.30pm)
Playing days: Senior B: Wednesday (Lunchtime)
2 games per night for 3 nights a week at Fraser Park, Taita
Junior B: Tuesday (Lunchtime)
Senior Touch Tournament: 25th February - Fraser Park Junior C/D: Monday (Lunchtime)
Junior Touch Tournament: 18th November - Fraser Park
Key Events and Competitions
Uniform: Playing Days:
Borrowed College singlet and SMC PE shorts.
Juniors – Wednesdays (starting 17th February)
Cost: Seniors – Fridays (starting 12th February)
$45
CSW Senior Tournament – 5-6 March- ASB Centre
CSW Junior Tournament – 5-6 November – ASB Centre
Uniform: Senior teams and Junior A provided with a singlet.
Need PE shorts and socks. All other teams wear SMC PE
uniform.
Cost: $40WATER POLO Description Chance to play in in the CSW league at Kilbirnie Pool. Key Events and Competitions Playing Days: Thursdays 7pm – 10pm Term 1 Comp: Commencing 18/2 until 15/4 CSW Senior Finals – 15th April CSW Junior Finals – 25th November Uniform: Own togs Cost: $100
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