Safeguarding and Protecting Children Workshop
This workshop is recommended as part of the minimum level of training and awareness for adults working with children.
It will help you:
- To recognise your responsibilities towards children and understand the formal reporting structure to be followed in the event that you become aware of any concerns relating to poor practice or abuse.
- To reflect and compare your own practice against what is currently regarded as good practice and to identify ways to improve.
- To ensure that you do not conduct yourself in a manner where the welfare of a child or children could be at risk or where, as responsible adults, you could be putting yourself in a position likely to give rise to allegations of poor practice or misconduct.
- To understand and appreciate the significance of the recruitment procedures outlined in Section 5 of British Rowing’s Safeguarding and Protecting Children Policy.
Quick Facts
How much will it cost?
£38.
How long is the training?
Three hours.
Who should attend?
It is suitable for Coaches, Club Welfare Officers, Club Chairs, Junior Co-Ordinators, and anyone in a role with significant access to, or responsibility for, children.
This workshop is a requirement for all coaches and a prerequisite for anyone wanting to attend a Level 2 Club Coach Qualification course.
How is the workshop structured?
This workshop encourages group discussion, makes reference to case studies and involves some practical activities.
Where can I find a workshop?
We accept Time to Listen workshops delivered by the following providers:
- UK Coaching: Upcoming workshops can be found on the UK Coaching website here.
Active Partnerships: Upcoming workshops can be found via your local Active Partnership here.
Workshops are either tutor-led and delivered in an online-classroom, or delivered in-person by a tutor.
