Safeguarding can be viewed as the ‘umbrella’ that protects all of table tennis through examples of good practice, policies and guidelines, whilst child protection is the management of reported issues and concerns.
Working with young people is key for the expansion of table tennis and, with our many programmes, Table Tennis England try to give the opportunities for young people to participate and help them on their way to achieving their sporting and social ambitions. Additionally Table Tennis England is very proud of its ethos of inclusivity throughout our sport and recognises the key part that vulnerable adults have to play. It is very important that support is given to the volunteers, staff, players and parents by way of good practice guidelines and this document, Table Tennis England’s Safeguarding and Vulnerable Adults Policy and Guidelines is part of the practice.
We would fail as the National Governing Body for table tennis in England if programmes of training and competitions were not available for all involved in our sport and, at the same time, we must ensure that everyone’s welfare is a priority and the standards of all those involved is maintained.
The documents below show our guidelines on Safeguarding.
Attachments
Total Attachments:
12
Safeguarding Guidelines
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pdf
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344 KB
Safeguarding Training Guidelines
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pdf
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114 KB
Safeguarding Policy 2020
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pdf
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123 KB
Whistle Blowing Policy
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pdf
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175 KB
Guidelines for Complaints Procedure for Clubs
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pdf
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185 KB
Concerns Flowchart
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pdf
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68 KB
Guidance for Parents
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pdf
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116 KB
Coaches' Code of Conduct and Ethics
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pdf
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197 KB
Officials' Code of Conduct
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pdf
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142 KB
Players' Code of Conduct
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pdf
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121 KB
Guidelines for using foreign coaches
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pdf
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167 KB
Livestreaming Safeguarding Guidance
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pdf
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176 KB