PSSA Game Times

Times provided in draws are only a guide and are subject to change based on bus availabilty and rostering. 

Code of Conduct

The School Sport Unit's Code of Conduct embodies the values and priorities that underpin the NSW Department of Education’s “Our Plan for NSW Public Education” – Transforming lives through learning.

This code of conduct applies to all students, parents, teachers, officials and spectators when attending events coordinated by Ridges PSSA.

Students

Winning is great, but learning, teamwork, and wellbeing matter most. Try your best, show respect to others, and enjoy your opportunities to learn and grow through sport.

• Show respect: Treat teammates, opponents, coaches, officials and spectators with fairness and respect.

• Be kind and fair: Celebrate victory with humility and accept defeat with grace.

• Give your best: Always strive to be the best version of yourself by giving your best efforts and playing by the rules.

• Value connections with others: Recognise everyone’s contribution and value all abilities, cultures, and backgrounds.

• Be responsible online: Use social media positively and respectfully.

Parents/carers and community members

Parents, carers, and spectators are reminded that school sport is an educational activity - in some instances the students also act as match officials. While winning is enjoyable, what matters most is learning, teamwork, and individual wellbeing.

• Model positive behaviour: From the sideline or the grandstand, remember this is a school event and your comments and body language as a spectator must always remain positive and appropriate.

• Model positivity towards match officials: Refrain from commenting on match official performances and decisions.

• Encourage your child: Focus on learning, effort, personal growth and enjoying experiences, rather than solely on individual performance or winning.

• Communicate positively: Be courteous, constructive, and respectful to coaches, staff, spectators, and students.

• Celebrate appropriately: Acknowledge effort, improvement, and teamwork as equally important as the result.

• Support a healthy environment: Refrain from smoking, vaping and consuming alcohol or other drugs while at school sport events.