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Aylesbury town bowls club will always follow the guide lines of safeguarding, in order to ensure that children using our club facilities feel safe.
All children are entitled to feel safe and protected from any form of abuse and neglect.
This is important in the process of keeping them safe and helping them to enjoy bowls.
Everyone in the club has a part to play in safeguarding children.
Those having regular contact with children have a key role in supporting the statutory agencies to keep them safe.
Safeguarding is everyones responsibility.
The three safeguarding partners are (Local authorities, chief officers of police and clinical commissioning groups.
The safety and welfare of children is paramount.
All children, regardless of age, disability, gender, reassignment, race,
(including ethnic origin, nationality and colour,) religion or belief, sexual orientation have a right to enjoy their sport free from abuse and poor practise.
It must be recognised that some children have additional vulnerability, which may be due to disability, language, sexual orientation, culture, the impact of previous experiences.
All concerns and allegations of abuse and poor practise will be taken seriously and responded too swiftly and appropriately.
Views of children will be listen to, valued and respected.
No adult should be left alone with a child: ie if a parent or guardian is late to pick up. The adult should try and get another adult to stay until the child is collected.
Any concerns over children must be reported to the Club’s Safeguarding Officer, or in the event of not being available, to a senior committee member.