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BCHSGRA

BCHSGRA is responsible for the management and execution of both XVs and Sevens Rugby for female High School teams in British Columbia.

for the BC High School Girls' Rugby Association
written, June 1, 1993
last updated on June 1, 2015

Contribute toward the improvement of the health, fitness and general welfare of all individuals taking part in the program.
Engage a maximum number of students in both the activity and administrative areas of the program.
Encourage all student-athletes to make a contribution to the general education program of the school.
Encourage all student-athletes to reach their full academic and educational potential.
Ensure that loss of instructional time be kept to a minimum while offering appropriate competitive opportunities.
Ensure that the safety and welfare of all student-athletes should always be paramount. Adequate protective equipment and safety precautions should be utilized for all practices, training sessions and interschool competitions.
Recommend that each student-athlete have an annual medical examination prior to participating during that school year.
Recommend that each student-athlete and parent / legal guardian be advised to carry appropriate insurance coverage. Each individual that participates in the BCHSGRA structure will be insured through the British Columbia Rugby Union and Rugby Canada.
Promote the highest ideals of fair play by coaches, student- athletes, students and spectators in accordance with the BCHSGRA Codes of Conduct.
Encourage coaches to report unsportsmanlike conduct and misbehaviour to the School Administrator, Zone Co-Coordinator and the Executive of the BCHSGRA as soon as possible

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