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Last updated 16 Jan 2023
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Upcoming

  1. May 2026

    1. Thu 28

      Training (Day Season 2026)Training

      4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
    2. Sat 30

      Net SkillsNet Skills Round 2

      Saturday Season

    3. Sat 30

      Day SeasonRound 4 (Day Season Competitive and Non-Competitive)

      Saturday Day Season

  2. June 2026

    1. Thu 04

      Training (Day Season 2026)Training

      4:00 PM to 7:00 PM
    2. Sat 06

      Day SeasonRound 5 (Day Season Competitive and Non-Competitive)

      Saturday Day Season

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Policies and Codes of Conduct

Our Policies

It is a condition of registration with the Bluejays Netball Club that all players and parents (when the player is 17 years or younger) agree to abide by the following policies and codes of conduct, related to accepted and expected behaviours of all Bluejays Netball Club players and parents.

BLUE JAYS NETBALL CLUB POLICIES

Communication Policy


Grading Policy


Refunds policy

Registering with Bluejays confirms an ongoing training and playing commitment for the season and requires pre-season and selection administration and costs.

Players who voluntarily withdraw after Team Selections but before the teams are announced will be charged a $75 administration fee. Netball QLD and WDNA component of the fees is subject to their approval (and out of our control). In our experience, it is very difficult for the NQ component to be reimbursed

No refunds are granted once Teams are announced. A refund will not be given for reasons such as unhappy with team selections, division/grade or coach.

unavailability to train/play at allocated time, clashes with other sport/social/work commitments, and change of mind. Refunds will be provided for extenuating circumstances such as injury and illness - medical certificate is required

Players whose fees are unpaid are unable to participate in the competition until fees have been paid



Player Registration Policy

WDNA NETBALL ASSOCIATION POLICIES

Bluejays Netball Club works under and abides by the following WDNA standard Policies:


Adverse Weather Conditions - link to policy HERE
Full Season Age Policy or for any player movement in teams -- link to policy HERE
Game Day Age Policy -- link to policy HERE
Forfeit -- link to policy HERE

NETBALL AUSTRALIA POLICIES

Codes of Behaviour (General, Administrator, Coach, Player, Umpire, Parent / Guardian & Spectator)

Netball Australia National Codes of Behaviour


Player/Parent/Guardian Code of Conduct Agreement

  • Pay registration fees before the advertised due date. Unregistered players are not able to take the court unless prior arrangements for payment have been made with the Bluejays Netball Club Secretary, Unpaid fees may restrict a players ability to take the court
  • Acknowledge that Teams are Graded by a Panel of Selectors, and changes are unable to be made after Teams are announced (applies to UllS - Opens, plus UIO Div 1 where possible).
  • Accept the playing positions as nominated by the Coach
  • Players and parents/guardians should be supportive of Coaches and other officials. Any concerns need to be addressed through the Manager for those teams with a Coach U18,
  • Volunteer to be involved in Bluejays. Our Club depends on the involvement of parents/guardians as volunteers and we will call on all Teams to contribute throughout the Season.
  • Be a good role model. Respect the rules, respect the Coaches, Umpires and Officials.
  • Focus upon your child's efforts and performance rather than the overall outcome of the event
  • Never ridicule or shout at a child for making a mistake, or losing a game
  • Contact Team Manager in advance if unable to attend training or Saturday's Game 
  • Applaud good play by both teams.
  • Refrain from abuse (physical and verbal), and support all efforts to remove abuse (physical and verbal) from the playing area Concerns with umpiring are to be addressed by the Coach. Parents are not permitted to approach the umpire during or after the game regarding umpiring decisions Accept Coach and Umpire decisions
  • Accept and adhere to all Club Policies
  • Friend our 'Bluejays Netball Club' Facebook page to receive information including fixtures, wet weather updates etc.  


Player Code of Conduct 

  • I will always try to play by the Netball Rules 
  • I will respect the Umpire's decision, as well as the decision of other netball officials. If I disagree with a decision. I will raise my concern with the Team Coach, Captain or Manager for guidance 
  • I will always control my temper, refrain from verbal or physical abuse, and not deliberately provoke a player. Such behaviour is not acceptable, and failure to comply with the Code of Conduct may result in a suspension, and/or removal from the Netball match and/or WDNA grounds 
  • I will work hard for not only myself, but my team 
  • I will show good sportsmanship. I will appreciate good play in both my 
  • own team, and that of the opposition 
  • I will treat all players as I myself like to be treated 
  • I will cheerfully cooperate with my Team Coach, Manager, Team-mates and opponents. 
  • I will remember that I play netball for the FUN OF THE GAME! 


Member Protection Policy

Netball Australia Member Protection Policy

Codes of Conduct


Any violation of the Bluejays Netball Club Code of Conduct may have serious consequences for both the Club and the individuals involved. Breaches may lead to penalties such as fines, suspension, cancellation of registration, loss of competition points, or any other action deemed appropriate by the Bluejays Netball Club Committee.

When determining disciplinary action for Minor Discipline Breaches, the Club will assess the severity of the violation and whether the player has repeated the offense. As a consequence, the player may be temporarily stood down for up to two games. The player has the right to appeal the decision through the Bluejays  Netball Club Committee Player’s Representative or by following the Complaints and Appeals Procedures outlined by the Bluejays Netball Club.

Complaints/Appeals Procedures

Minor Discipline Breaches Include:

  • Failing to attend training without notifying the Team Coach.
  • Arriving late for a game
  • Refusing to perform a role assigned by the Team Coach on game days or during training.

Raising an Issue Procedure

Any individual wishing to raise an issue should follow this process:

  1. Initial Reporting: The issue should first be raised with the Team Manager or Team Coach*, or alternatively with a Raiders Netball Club Committee Member. If possible, the person reporting the issue should propose potential solutions to help resolve the matter.
  2. Resolution Effort: As soon as reasonably possible, the Team Manager, Team Coach, or Committee Member, along with the individual raising the issue, should meet and work together to resolve the problem.
  3. Escalation: If the issue remains unresolved by the initial parties, the Team Manager should escalate the matter to the Committee President or Secretary as soon as possible.
  4. Considerations in Resolution: While working to resolve the issue, all parties should consider the following factors:
    • 3.1 The impact of the issue, including whether it could affect a larger segment of the Club.
    • 3.2 The number of players or teams impacted by the issue.
    • 3.3 Whether temporary solutions are possible or necessary.
    • 3.4 The anticipated timeline for addressing the issue.
    • 3.5 The resources required to resolve the issue.
  5. External Involvement: External parties should only be involved in the resolution of issues with prior consent from the Committee. The Club President is the sole authorized spokesperson for the Raiders Netball Club in public matters.
  6. Committee Support: The Team Manager or Team Coach may request assistance from Committee Members at any time. Any issue related to netball or a team that is reported to the Committee, where the Team Manager or Coach has not had the chance to address it initially, will be referred back to the Team Manager or Coach for resolution.
  7. Health and Safety: All parties are expected to take reasonable actions to prevent situations that could result in serious injury or harm to players, officials, or the public. If any potential hazard is identified, it must be reported to the Committee immediately.
  8. Disciplinary Breaches and Appeals: The Bluejays Netball Club Committee will designate three members to review all disciplinary breaches and appeals. These members will include:
    • The Club President**; and
    • The Club Secretary; and one of the following: a) The Club Coaching Coordinator (if the breach or complaint concerns the Team Coach); b) The Club Players’ Representative (if the breach or complaint involves a Bluejays Player); or c) The Club Umpires’ Coordinator (if the breach or complaint involves an Umpire).
  • The Team Coach must be 21 years of age or older.
    ** In the absence of the Club President, the Club Vice President may fulfill this role.

Constitution for Bluejays Netball Club

This consitution has been ratified by a quorum of the Bluejays Netball Committee and will be considered and discussed as reuqired within general committee meetings.  

This document is current as of 17 Dec 2025.Model Rules Consitution Bluejays Netball Club 2025