In memory of Don Bourne, one of Crowchild's long time volunteers and coaches, an assistance fund has been set up to assist Crowchild families in covering the costs of CHA hockey registration fees. Those assisted must register with Crowchild Hockey and live within the Crowchild hockey boundaries.
The fund is proud to announce that several families have been assisted for the coming season.
If you are interested in donating to this fund please contact the CHA Administrator at
admin@crowchildhockey.org.
Keep It Fun: On and Off the Ice
Committed to creating a positive hockey experience for all, Hockey Calgary is pleased to provide this convenient and free online course for hockey parents.
This 1 hour online program is designed to reinforce a parent’s role in a child’s activities, encouraging positive sport behaviors, and empowers parents to ensure the safety of their children, encourage positive and effective communication, and to enhance a child's fun and camaraderie of the activity.
All Minor hockey parents must complete this online course no later than October 15, 2010.
Who should take this course? All players, coaches and parents involved in hockey.
Frequently Asked Question
What is the Respect in Sport Parent Program?
Respect in Sport for Parents provides information on a parent’s natural influence over their child, and the role they play in their child's enjoyment of a sport or activity. The program also provides parents with tools to evaluate their own behavior.
Why is this being implemented?
Hockey Calgary believes that the hockey experience for all involved should be built on a foundation of respect. Respect in Sport helps us promote these values through this simple and convenient on-line tool. The Respect in Sport Parent Program is being implemented to provide an enhanced sport environment for our children.
How is Respect in Sport implemented?
The Respect in Sport Parent Program is presented as an online curriculum and includes audio/visual presentations.
What equipment is required to complete the program?
All that is required to complete the Respect in Sport curriculum is a computer, an Internet connection, and speakers or a headset. Optional equipment includes a printer to print out your certificate of completion.
What if I don’t have a high-speed connection?
The course is designed to be accessible from any computer using dial-up or high-speed internet. Once registered, the user experience is the same at any speed.
What if I don’t know anything about computers?
Through extensive research and development, the program was designed, first and foremost, to be user friendly. There is also an on-line “Help” feature and a 1-800 support line available.
Is there a paper version of the program?
No. This is by design. Hockey Calgary is continuously looking for tools that will help us create stronger organizations at minimal cost. Respect in Sport’s online courseware eliminates the need for our organization to absorb printing, mailing and administration costs. Respect in Sport also gives you ongoing access to the course once you’ve completed it, as an online resource.
How long is the course?
It’s a total of 1 hour.
Do I have to do it all at once?
No. You can do it at your leisure, come and go as required. The program remembers where you left off and brings you back to that point when you next sign-in. You can even do it from different computers.
Do I have to take the course every year?
No. Once you’ve completed the course you’re done.
Help Desk
If you require additional technical assistance with program operation or computer glitches please call the 24/7 Helpdesk. The service is in both English and French.
Email: Helpdesk@respectinsport.com
Toll Free Telephone: 1-866-945-9906
Click on the link to begin the online Respect in Sport:
http://hockeycalgary.ca/ris.php