Safeguarding Policy
Our safeguarding framework, responsibilities, reporting arrangements and the role of the Club Safeguarding Officer.
West Bretton Cricket Club is committed to providing a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment for children, young people, adults at risk and everyone involved with the Club. Safeguarding is the responsibility of all of us.
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Our safeguarding approach follows the principles of the ECB Safe Hands framework and applicable safeguarding requirements. We aim to make it simple for members, parents, carers, volunteers and visitors to understand the standards we expect and how to raise a concern.
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Our safeguarding framework, responsibilities, reporting arrangements and the role of the Club Safeguarding Officer.
The standards expected of junior players, parents, carers and spectators so junior cricket remains safe, positive and enjoyable.
How the Club defines, prevents, reports and responds to bullying involving children or adults.
Safeguarding arrangements for photographs, video, coaching footage and live streaming, particularly where children are involved.
Clear responsibilities for parent-arranged travel, exceptional Club-organised transport, emergencies and late collection.
How the Club recruits, checks, supports and reviews volunteers working in roles of trust or with children.
Safeguarding does not sit in isolation. These wider Club documents support respectful behaviour, safe communication and inclusion.