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Hayle Canoe Club Child Protection and Harassment Policy
Hayle Canoe Club is
fully committed to safeguarding the well-being of its members. All
members should show respect and understanding for the rights, safety and
welfare of others, and conduct themselves in a way that reflects the
principles of the Club.
We believe that taking
part in Paddlesport should be a positive and enjoyable part of
children's lives and to achieve this have the following aims:
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Club coaches should
follow the BCU Code of Ethics
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All Club coaches,
helpers and officials working with young people should read and
adhere to the BCU Child Protection and Harassment Policy.
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The Club will follow
the guidance of the policy in the event of any concerns or
allegations.
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The Club will ensure
that anyone working with young people undertake a screening
procedure.
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All Club members are
made aware of the Club Code/s of Conduct.
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The Club will obtain
written Medical details of young paddlers which will be made known
to coaches where deemed appropriate and/or necessary.
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The club will only use
BCU qualified/updated coaches - unqualified coaches can only work
alongside a qualified coach.
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The club will encourage
and support helpers to gain qualifications and assist coaches to
stay up-dated.
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The Club will identify
a person whose role it is to deal with any issues concerning Child
Protection and Harassment and notify this person to all members.
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Anyone with concerns
with respect to Child Abuse or Harassment should contact that
person. If that person is unavailable they can contact the Club
Chairman or the BCU Child Protection /Harassment Officer.
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The Club will adopt and
regularly review a Health and Safety Policy
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The Club will review
this Policy annually.
This policy was set
up following a BCU guideline and last reviewed and signed by the HCC
Chairman on 6th May 2006 |