Applies to: All members, including players, parents/guardians, coaches, volunteers, and committee members.
Scope: This policy applies at all times—both on and off the playing field, including all online and digital environments.
The purpose of this policy is to ensure that all online behaviour reflects the values of the Narre North Foxes Junior Football Club and protects the safety, dignity and wellbeing of all members—particularly children and young people.
All members are personally responsible and legally liable for content they publish, share, or engage with online.
This includes any form of user-generated content across digital platforms.
The Club expects all members to exercise sound judgement, respect and responsibility when participating in any form of online communication.
This policy applies to all forms of electronic and online communication, including but not limited to:
All such platforms are considered public domain communication, regardless of privacy settings.
The Narre North Foxes has a zero-tolerance approach to unsafe or inappropriate online interactions involving children.
Members must not post, share or engage in any content that is:
This applies to all individuals associated with football, including:
Examples of conduct that may constitute a breach include:
The Club is committed to:
All matters will be handled in accordance with applicable Club policies, procedures, and relevant legislation.
Breaches of this policy may result in disciplinary action, including but not limited to:
Serious matters, particularly those involving child safety, may be referred to external agencies, including the AFL Integrity Unit or relevant authorities.
By registering with the Narre North Foxes Junior Football Club, members agree to:
By registering our child/ by registering as an official, coach or committee member with the Narre North Foxes Football Club we agree to abide by the above principles. We support the Narre North Foxes FC Committee in its undertakings and encourage them to take any disciplinary action they deem appropriate if a breach of the Code of Behaviour/Conduct occurs.