Child Welfare & Child Protection Matters

As a club we have always taken our commitments to safeguarding the children in our care seriously.  Increasingly this care is being subject to regulation and, accordingly, our coaches and volunteers have been attending relevant courses and the club has adopted the British Gymnastics Child Protection Policy 2004.  Specifically we now have two Welfare Officers appointed, Sue Gregory and Jennie Chambers who will be the final arbiters within the club on how any child welfare matters should be addressed.

This does not exonerate others involved with the club from playing their part - as we develop as a club and move towards GymMark accreditation all will be expected to play their parts in identifying organisational and operational weaknesses and helping us to resolve them.  Your part might simply be to ensure that your child arrives with the right clothes and frame of mind (and a non-fizzy drink in a suitable sports bottle) to attend the session.

If you have any concerns about Child Welfare/Protection, including concerns about possible poor practice, abuse, bullying or abuse of positions of trust, then you can raise them either with one of the Welfare Officers or any of the coaches or committee members present at sessions who will ensure that it is taken seriously and dealt with in accordance with the BG policy.

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