Children, parents, spectators, officials, coaches and volunteers all have an important role to play in making sure junior sporting environments are safe, fun and inclusive.
The Positive or it’s pointless campaign aims to reduce poor and unacceptable player, spectator and parent behaviour to make sport safe for all children.
To support clubs with promoting the Positive or its pointless messages, the Queensland Government has provided access to free resources and online training opportunities.
Pine Hills Hockey Club is pleased to have received $1000 from Qld Dept of Sport and Recreation for the purchase of equipment and training aids so we can maintain our goal of providing safe and enjoyable sport in a family friendly and inclusive environment.
Next Week is "POSITIVE or its pointless" week at PINE HILLS HOCKEY CLUB
At TRAINING on 8 or 9th August we know ALL of our juniors try to do their best MOST of the time but tonight one will receive a special reward from their coach for their positive approach to training (towards the coach, other players, and applying themselves) All players will be given a flyer to take home and some info about -
MATCH DAY on 10 or 11th August a player from each Junior team will be awarded a voucher for POIP behaviour shown during the game - the player will be selected by the Umpire. The player will show positive support for their team, the umpire, and their coach - all while having fun. Parents who support our club in making junior sport positive everyday... are asked to show their support by wearing ORANGE. ... ...it's all about having FUN!
