Plan and coach an under 12 basketball foundation session
You are a community coach at the Summit Community Sport Hub.
What has happened
Sixteen children aged ten and eleven are booked for the under 12 basketball foundation session on court 2 on Wednesday at 4:30 pm. Two are new to the program and one plays in a wheelchair. Priya Nair will observe. Last week a parent abused a junior referee at the hub, so the code of behaviour is front of mind and the duty manager will be nearby. The child safety refresher is due for all coaches by 30 September. The session runs for 60 minutes and the program plan for the term lists passing and catching as this week's focus.
Deliverables
- Completed session plan with inclusion modifications and safety points
- Session review and programs and bookings entry
- Register confirmation of your check and training currency
- Verbal or written response on managing an aggressive parent
Documents to use
- Child Safety and Wellbeing Policy Policy
- Session Plan Template Template
- Emergency Response Procedure Procedure
- Working with Children Check and Qualifications Register Register
Systems to use
Programs, Sessions and Bookings
Schedules classes, lessons, coaching sessions, competitions, outdoor trips and venue bookings across all three sites with the lead and participant numbers.
Member and Client Register
Holds member, client and program participant records including screening status, programs, trainer and membership status.
Units of competency
Current on training.gov.au for the Sport, Fitness and Recreation Training Package as at 10 September 2026.
SISSSCO001Conduct sport coaching sessions with foundation level participantsSISSSCO002Work in a community coaching roleSISSSCO003Meet participant coaching needsSISXIND010Protect children and young peopleSISXPLD005Facilitate inclusion for people with disabilityQualifications
SIS20321Certificate II in Sport CoachingSIS30521Certificate III in Sport CoachingWhat to look for
Evidence guide
The plan must show progression, timings and coaching points, with a real modification for the child in a wheelchair in every activity rather than a separate drill. Observe the delivery for demonstrations, positive feedback, group counts and conduct within the code, including no one-to-one out of sight. The review must be honest. The aggressive parent response must follow the withdraw, call the duty manager and stop play steps.