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  • Registration
    • Net Set Go U5, U6 & U7
    • Net Set Go U7, U8 & U9
    • Registration - U10 to Seniors
    • Non-Players Registration
    • Active Kids Vouchers
    • Working With Children Check
    • Codes of Conduct >
      • Spectator Code of Conduct
      • Senior Players Code of Conduct
      • Junior Players Code of Conduct
      • Coaches Code of Conduct
      • Administrator Code of Conduct
  • Players
    • Fixtures
    • Playing Times for Age Groups
    • Court Map
    • Wet Weather Details
    • Playing Up
    • Uniforms and Gear
    • Siganture Sheets & Photocards
    • Netball Rules >
      • Net Set Go U7-U9 Rules
    • Grading >
      • Grading Policy
      • 10yrs MWNA Grading
  • Coaches & Umpires
    • Coaching a Team
    • Net Set Go Coaching >
      • Guide for Parents and Carers
      • Net Set Go MWNA Handbook
    • Forfeiting
    • Umpire Information
    • Net Set Go Umpiring Hints
    • Paid Umpires Info
  • Sponsorship
    • Our Sponsors
    • Team Sponsorship
    • Presentation Day Sponsorship
  • Fundraising
  • About
    • Why Choose NYC Netball?
    • Our Committee
    • NYC 60th Anniversary Gala
    • Events
    • History
    • NYC By Laws
    • NYC Constitution
    • Dispute Resolution
  • Contact Us

Net Set Go - Guide for Parents

Net Set Go - A Guide for Parents

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Parents Roles and Responsibilities
Before the game

• You don’t need to tell your child that winning doesn’t matter because they know it has some meaning. Instead, help them to develop a healthy competitive attitude for trying hard and having fun
• Tell your child to “go for it, give it your best shot and have fun” during the game

During the game
• Don’t yell instructions at your child during the game. The coach has given them instructions and their teammates are also calling out to them; too much input is confusing
• Cheer and acknowledge good play by both teams
• Never criticise a mistake, only make motivational comments
• Respect the decisions made by the officials. Your child will learn to respect authority by seeing you do the same
• Accept the decision of where your child may play during that game. All participants will play in all positions during the season

After the game
• Thank the officials and the coach
• Congratulate your child and their teammates on their efforts
• Compliment individual players on good plays they made during the game
• Focus on the way your child played rather than winning or losing
• If your child is upset with losing, help them not to focus on the outcome

During the car ride home
• Point out a good play your child made during the game
• Avoid criticising or correcting mistakes
• Ask questions like:
* What was fun about netball today?
* What was something you did well today?
* What did you learn from the game?