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Billeting
RATIONALE
1.
The
Metropolitan East Region currently participates in all State
Championships endorsed by Queensland Primary and Queensland
Secondary School Sport. A condition of participation
is that each Region takes a turn in hosting the various
State Championships in which they are involved, on a
rotational basis. Regions are also required to assist
in the hosting of National Championships when requested.
2.
The
philosophy of Queensland School Sport Council and Metropolitan East
School Sport Board is that wherever possible, students attending State
Championships will be offered billets (ie, accommodation with a host family),
unless staying in privately arranged accommodation.
POLICY
1.
Schools who
indicate their wish to have access to Queensland Primary
School Sport and Queensland Secondary School Sport State
Championships via their affiliation to the Metropolitan East
School Sport Board, must be prepared to assist with
billeting when the Metropolitan East region hosts a State or
National Championship.
2.
Schools
failing to fulfill their billet commitment will be asked to
show cause as to why they should not be disaffiliated.
3.
Designated
schools will provide billets, regardless of whether the
school participates in that particular sport, and must be
prepared to provide billets on more than one occasion each
year, if when required.
4. It is a
condition of regional team selection that team members be
prepared to accept a billet when their particular
championship is hosted by the Metropolitan East region.
5.
It is a
condition of regional team selection that team members be
prepared to assist with the regional billeting program if
called upon in the future.
PROCEDURES
1.
Schools
will be advised as early as possible (preferably at the end
of each year) of their billeting commitments for the
following year.
2.
Each school
will be required to identify a person in the school willing
to act as School Billet Officer.
3.
Schools
should keep a register of students selected in district,
regional, state and national sporting teams. These
students should be approached first.
4.
Do not
place the responsibility for finding billets on one staff
member. A committee of 2-3 supported by the
administration may be more effective and less stressful.
5.
Do not rely
on newsletters or announcements solely to identify families
willing to accept a billet. A direct approach or
telephone call is usually more effective.
6.
Make
approaches to all students, not just those involved in
sport.
7.
Communicate
with the school's Parents/Friends' Association. They
have been advised of this commitment.
8.
Ensure that
all proposed billeting families sign and return a statement
that "I/We do not have a criminal history and undertake, to
the best of my/our ability, to ensure the safety and well
being of any student temporarily in my/our care."
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