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Netball and Hockey Information
Surbiton High School
SPORT AT SURBITON HIGH
Sport is an integral part of school life We are keen to build positive relations
at Surbiton High School. We have with parents and clubs to embrace our
a long-standing record of attracting young athletes to be the very best they can.
and supporting ‘Excellence in Sport’ We value the support and communication
across the whole sporting spectrum. that we have with parents and appreciate
Commitment and sportsmanship are the that they relinquish their time to help us
essential principles which underpin the to achieve our goals.
success of all our teams at Surbiton. We
We would like to take this opportunity to
also encourage a good attitude towards
wish all of our games teams the very best
physical activities that will carry on
of luck in the forthcoming season and look
through School and throughout life.
forward to the trophy cabinet bulging with
Netball and Hockey have a profound value silverware!
within the school curriculum and the aims
of the department reflect this. We include
a ‘Sport for All’ and ‘Pursuit of Excellence’ Sally Beere
ethos that allow for all pupils to achieve Director of Sport
their potential. sally.beere@surbitonhigh.com
The School’s reputation for sport continues
to grow. With the drive and ambition of
the Head of Hockey and Netball, coupled James Culnane
with the vision from Ms Haydon and the Head of Hockey
planned improvement of sports facilities, james.culnane@surbitonhigh.com
the development of these sports at
Surbiton High School is unquestionable.
Our aspiration is that our Hockey and
Kara Vass
Netball teams will represent and place at Head of Netball
local, County and National Level. kara.vass@surbitonhigh.com
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NEW SPORTS WEB PAGE
The web page which details our Sports Fixtures, Training, Results and Contacts can
be found on www.surbitonhighsports.com. All information regarding training, fixtures,
cancellations, updates, and selections can be found on this website. You can also
synchronise your daughter’s sporting calendar with Outlook and iCal on their students
ipad.
Any questions or advice on how to use the web pages, please contact James Culnane on
james.culnane@surbitonhigh.com
Interactive Notice Board at the Main School.
The students will be able to find up-to-date team selection and fixture information on
the TV outside the Main School Staff Room during the school day. This will replace the
current noticeboard.
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PROCEDURE FOR CANCELLATION:
In the event of severe weather conditions informed first thing in the morning via
the school office will contact you via MIS pupil message.
(text) if a match or training session is to
We may find the opposition, without
be cancelled. Please ensure that you are
any prior notice, cancels a match. These
therefore signed up to use this service.
events are unforeseen, but we will let you
After 3.55pm it will be too late to cancel
know at the earliest opportunity by text.
and your daughter will be taken to play or
held at the arranged venue. If unsure please phone the School for up-
to-date information on 020 8546 5245 or
In the event of a PE teacher or coach being
check the school website.
absent and a replacement member of staff
not being available, your daughter will be
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PROCEDURE FOR COLLECTING YOUR DAUGHTER:
Practices:
Due to the ongoing Green Travel Plan at ■ Older pupils will be encouraged to use
our Hincley Wood Site we must ensure the K3 bus service or the train from
that we can demonstrate a reduction in Hinchley Wood station.
the number of journeys made to and from
■ For matches, parents are welcome to
the site. To guarantee a reduced impact on
spectate and support in the usual way,
both our neighbours and the environment
collecting their children at the end of
in general.
matches.
■ All Surbiton High pupils will be
■ Please do not park on Manor Road
brought back to Surbiton Assembly
South or in Greenways at any time in
Rooms by coach after all practice
consideration of our neighbours and to
sessions, with stops for pupils along
avoid congestion.
the way, including Hinchley Wood and
Surbiton railway stations.
When a practice finishes at 5:30pm, the When a practice finishes at 6:00pm, the
following coach returns will occur: following coach returns will occur:
5.40pm Coach to leave Hinchley Wood 6.10pm Coach to leave Hinchley Wood
5.45pm Coach arrives adjacent to 6.15pm Coach arrives adjacent to
Hinchley Wood station Hinchley Wood station
5.50pm Coach arrives at Surbiton 6.20pm Coach arrives at Surbiton
Hockey Club Hockey Club
5.55pm Coach arrives at Balaclava 6.25pm Coach arrives at Balaclava
Park Park
6.00pm Coach arrives at Surbiton 6.30pm Coach arrives at Surbiton
station station
6.05pm Coach arrives at Surbiton 6.35pm Coach arrives at Surbiton
Assembly Rooms Assembly Rooms
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MATCHES:
For home and away matches we always late collecting her, she will automatically
give an approximate time of finishing and be taken to Reception at School and asked
try to keep to this. However, this will be to wait for you there.
affected by prevailing traffic conditions
Please note there is no return bus after a
and consequent starting times. Your
home match at Hinchley Wood.
daughter will be informed of any changes
to our arrangements, allowing her time to As mentioned in the code of conduct, your
contact you in advance. daughter is expected to stay for match teas
after every fixture. Please ensure that your
There is always a return bus back to
daughter does not leave a fixture without
School after an away fixture and staff will
registering with a member of staff.
try to give an accurate time for collection,
but please be aware that traffic may play a We realise that the girls' commitment to
factor. Please always pre-arrange a time and school teams means a commitment from the
place to collect your daughter. If you are family so we thank you for your support.
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TEAM KIT
It is a privilege to represent Surbiton the most appropriate mouthguard for your
High School sports teams. Girls should daughter. She will still be expected to
take pride in their appearance when wear one.
representing the School and should be
properly equipped at all times. Mouth Guard:
All players should be wearing their If a pupil in Year 7 forgets their mouth guard
Surbiton High School PE kit for both we shall mould a temporary replacement
fixtures and training sessions. If students for that lesson. A stock of mouldable mouth
arrive with incorrect kit they will be asked guards will be kept at both Hinchley Wood
to remove it unless it has been previously and in the Sixth Form Staff room. The cost
discussed with the member of staff in of this item will be added to the school bill
charge. A new optional waterproof jacket and the student will be given a letter to
is available from the school supplier inform you of this addition.
Alleycatz.
Jewellery:
Hockey:
Jewellery is not permitted to be worn
Mouth guards, shin pads, astro shoes during any PE lesson, fixture or training
and hockey stick are all considered as session. If your daughter wishes to get
compulsory items of kit and should a her ears pierced, this must be done at the
child take to the field without any of the beginning of the summer holidays. If your
above, she does so at her own risk and the daughter has her ears pierced she will be
School will not be held responsible for expected to take earrings out before her
any injuries that occur. sports session starts. The PE department
works to strict guidelines with regards to
N.B. It is essential for parents and girls to
wearing of earrings. Failure to comply will
ensure that properly fitted mouth guards
result in a sanction.
are purchased and worn for every hockey
lesson, fixture or practice. If your daughter Staff do not take responsibility for looking
has recently been fitted with braces we after jewellery or other valuables.
advise that you discuss with your dentist
7SURBITON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS GROUND
Hinchley Wood Sports Ground Oaken Lane Sports Ground
Hinchley Wood Sports Ground Oaken Lane Sports Ground
Manor Road South Claygate
Hinchley Wood Esher
Surrey Surrey
KT10 0QA KT10 0RQ
Follow the directions to the Hinchley Wood
From A3:
Sports Ground. Carry on to the T-junction
From the A3 southbound, leave the A3 and turn left. Oaken Lane Sports Ground
just after the Hook exit signed ‘Esher’, is immediately to your right.
carry straight on at the first roundabout. At
the traffic lights with the large Shell petrol
station, turn left into Manor Road South.
The entrance for the Sports Ground is on
the left 1/4 mile just before T-junction.
8LOCAL HOCKEY AND NETBALL CLUBS
M4
4 3 2
A4 A4
D E
Barnes
J
Richmond
Feltham A316 Twickenham A3
C
I G
I B
F A308 Wimbledon
Hampton
Kingston
upon Thames
Sunbury
M3
Surbiton
A A3
Weybridge
K Claygate
Sutton
Ewell
A3
Epsom
H
Banstead
9LOCAL HOCKEY CLUBS
A Surbiton Hockey Club C Wimbledon Hockey
Club
Sugden Road The Wimbledon Club
Long Ditton Church Road
KT7 0AE Wimbledon
London
www.surbitonhc.com SW19 5AG
For more information please contact:
www.wimbledonhockey.com
Gill Griffiths – Colts Membership
For more information please contact:
coltsadmin@surbitonhc.com
reception@thewimbledonclub.co.uk
B Teddington Hockey D Richmond Hockey
Club Club
Teddington School Quintin Hogg Memorial Sports Ground
Broom Road Cavendish Road
Teddington, Chiswick
London Greater London
TW11 9PJ W4 3UH
www.teddingtonhc.com www.richmondhockeyclub.com
For more information contact: For more information please contact:
Shiranee Robinson: Junior Membership
thcjnrmembership@gmail.com
Enquiries - enquiriesrhcjuniors@gmail.com
10LOCAL HOCKEY CLUBS
E Barnes Hockey Club G Old Kingstonian
Hockey Club
Dukes Meadow www.okhockey.com
Chiswick
For more information please contact:
W4 2SH
Nic Reynolds: Youth coordinator
www.barneshockeyclub.co.uk
nic@familyreynolds.plus.com
For more information please contact:
Jenny George
colts@barneshockeyclub.co.uk
F Sunbury and Walton
Hawks Hockey Club
The Pavilion
St. Paul’s Catholic College
The Ridings
Green Street
Sunbury-on-Thames
TW16 6NX
www.swhawks.com
For more information please contact:
Chris Ctori: Colts Chairman
chris.ctori@nichols.uk.com
11LOCAL NETBALL CLUBS
H The Downs Netball J Richmond Ravers
Club Netball Club
Epsom College, Old Deer Park,
College Road, Kew Road,
Epsom, Richmond,
KT17 4JQ TW9 2AZ
www.thedownsnetballclub.co.uk www.richmondravers.hitssports.co.uk
I Whitton Netball K Cobham Netball
Club Club
www.whittonnetballclub.co.uk Heathside School,
Brooklands Lane,
U10-U12 Weybridge,
Stanley School, KT13 8UZ
Teddington, TW11 8UE
www.cnc.intheteam.com
U13-U16
Lady Eleanor Hollis School,
Hampton,
TW12 3HF
12SURBITON ADVANCED SPORT (SAS)
The SAS programme at Surbiton outside of School. Its aim is to recognise
High School aims to support our elite and celebrate individual and team
sports performers and also to provide achievements, and provide experiences
opportunities outside of performing to outside performing to enable girls to
allow excellence in other areas of sport, achieve in other areas of sport.
such as coaching, umpiring and officiating
One of the toughest aspects high-level
qualification opportunities.
sports performers have to manage is
There are annual trips to conferences and balancing their training schedule with
universities, opportunities to hear elite their academic work. Surbiton Advanced
performers speak about their experience Sport will provide girls with a mentor and
as a high-level performer, opportunities develop strategies to help your daughter
to learn about careers in sport, gain advice achieve and to balance her training
on nutrition, time management and injury schedule with her academic work.
prevention, amongst other sports-related
topics. If your daughter would like to be
considered for this programme, further
SAS is designed for girls who are information will be sent out at the start of
passionate about sport, both inside and the Autumn Term in September via MIS.
13CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS:
■ Commitment is paramount. It underpins ■ Respect other people - treat them as you
the success of all teams and the values would wish to be treated
of Surbiton High School. Once selected
■ Inform the coach of any injury as soon
for a squad you are committing yourself
as possible
throughout the whole season for EVERY
fixture and ALL training sessions for ■ Thank officials and opponents after
your sport competition
■ Arrive for training and matches in good ■ All players are expected to stay for
time to prepare thoroughly match teas unless previously discussed
with your coach. Players may not leave
■ Give your captain and coach plenty of
a fixture until permission has been
warning if you are unable to attend a
given by a member of staff to leave
fixture or training session
■ Give maximum effort and strive for
■ Always wear the correct Surbiton High
the best possible performance during a
School kit for the activity
game, even if the team is in a position
■ Always warm up and cool down where the desired result has already
properly been achieved
■ Learn and play by the rules ■ Set a positive example for others,
particularly young players and
■ Do not argue or question decisions supporters
made by match officials and/or the
coach - use your energies for playing ■ Avoid all forms of gamesmanship and
better time-wasting
■ Recognise and applaud all good play ■ Do not use inappropriate language
■ Be a good sport - win with modesty, ■ Be available for every match and
lose with dignity training session unless you are ill
14PARENTAL EXPECTATIONS:
■ Remain outside the field of play and ■ If your child is having difficulties
behind the Designated Spectator Area in training or games, or can’t attend
(where provided) training etc, encourage her to
speak directly to the coaches. This
■ Never engage in, or tolerate, offensive, “responsibility taking” is a big part of
insulting or abusive language or becoming a mature person. By handling
behaviour off-the-field tasks, your child is claiming
■ Always respect the match officials’ ownership of all aspects of the game
decisions ■ Your daughter is expected to stay for
■ Applaud effort and good play as well as match teas at the end of both home
success and away fixtures. Please ensure that
personal arrangements consider the
■ Let the coaches do their job and do not time that this may take so that your
confuse the players by telling them daughter can stay the required time
what to do
■ Encourage the players to respect the Parents and students will be required
opposition and match officials to sign the Code of Conduct when your
daughter has been selected for a squad.
■ Never criticise a player for making a
mistake – mistakes are part of learning
A letter will be sent out once this
■ Develop a responsibility in your has occurred at the beginning of the
daughter to pack her own kit and bring Autumn Term.
along her own water bottle
■ If your daughter is ill and unable to
attend practices or play in matches,
please ring the school office and leave
a message or email for the member of
staff in charge of her team as early as
possible so that a replacement can be
found
15INSPIRE ENCOURAGE EMPOWER
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