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Be assured that your child is safeguarded during their time with us.
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Know how to access our club policies, rules and procedures.
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Know who the Welfare Officer is and how to contact them.
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Know that any concerns about your child’s welfare will be listened to and responded to.
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Know what qualifications and training those with responsibility for your child have.
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Be informed of problems or concerns relating to your child, where appropriate.
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Know the procedure should your child be involved in an accident or become injured.
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Provide your consent or otherwise for photography and trips away.
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Make a complaint to the club committee or Welfare Officer (as appropriate).
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Make sure your child has the right kit for training and competitions as well as enough food and drink.
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Ensure your child arrives to sessions on time and is picked up promptly.
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Inform us if you’re running late to collect your child or if your child is going home with someone else.
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Complete all consent, contact and medical forms and update us straight away if anything changes.
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Maintain a good relationship with your child’s coach or teacher.
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Tell us if you wish to talk to us about any concerns regarding your child. We will arrange a mutually convenient time so you can talk to us.
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Not enter poolside or interrupt training or competitions unless in an emergency situation.
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Remember that children get a wide range of benefits from participating in one of our sports, like making friends, getting exercise and developing skills. It’s not all about wins and losses.
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Behave positively as a spectator at training or competitions and treat others with respect.
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Give encouragement to your child and tell them when they’ve done well and provide support when they are struggling.
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Respect and celebrate difference in our club or activity and not discriminate against anyone else on the grounds of gender, race, sexual orientation, faith or ability.
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Respect the children and adults competing for other teams at competitions.
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Respect the committee members, coaching and teaching team and all volunteer helpers at the club.
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Understand that the use of abusive or inappropriate language, bullying, physical violence or any other behaviour which hurts others will not be tolerated by the club.
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Understand that poor behaviour may result in the club taking disciplinary action against you. Any behaviour which alleges a criminal offence will be reported to police by the club.
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Talk to your child and ensure they understand the rules of the club and the sport.
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Ensure your child understands their Code of Conduct.