HCG Staff Management Quizz

Who does the Participation Code of Conduct apply to?

• Gymnasts

• Parents & Caregivers

• Volunteers

• All of the above

Which of the following is an expectation of parents/caregivers at HCG?

• Enter the gym freely to check on their child

• Refrain from criticism and support their child positively

• Record training sessions for feedback purposes

• Challenge coaching decisions publicly if they disagree

What is the correct action if a parent breaches the Code by posting a complaint on social media?

• Ignore it – social media is personal

• Address the concern through HCG’s Complaints Policy

• Reply publicly to defend the club

• Ask them to remove the post, no further action

What key principle should guide coaching decisions around athlete progression?

• Competition results

• Long-term athlete development and safety

• Length of time at a level

• Equal opportunity for all athletes

Which of these is NOT aligned with the gymnast expectations in the Code?

• Eating snacks on the gym floor during breaks

• Trying your best and celebrating others

• Wearing safe and appropriate attire

• Respecting equipment and reporting damage

What action should be taken if a volunteer enters the gym floor with food?

• Remind them that only water is allowed on the floor

• Allow it if they’re hungry

• Report them immediately to GNZ

• Ignore unless a parent complains

True or False: It’s acceptable for parents to compare their child’s progression to others if they do so respectfully.

• True

• False

How should the club uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi within the code’s expectations?

• Hosting cultural performances

• Teaching Māori in all classes

• Respecting cultural identities and fostering an inclusive environment

• Providing discounts to Māori families

What must be done if a parent, gymnast, or volunteer fails to follow the Code?

• Remove them immediately

• Address it per the club’s policies with appropriate consequences

• Ignore it unless it’s repeated

• Share the breach with others to prevent future issues

A parent wants to film their child during training. What should they be told?

• It’s fine if they’re proud

• Only competitions require permission

• Ask a coach to film instead

• They must not film other athletes and should get staff permission first