SAFEGUARDING
BowlsWales is committed to making Bowls a safe sport for all its members.
INTRODUCTION
In the event of any query or for further information regarding Safeguarding please contact
BowlsWales National Safeguarding Officer:
Keeley Spriggs
keeley.spriggs@bowlswales.com
07514500322
BowlsWales Child Protection & Safeguarding Policy
BowlsWales Safeguarding Adults at Risk in Sport Policy
Anti-Bullying Policy
Equality Policy
Whistleblowing Policy
Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Process
Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) – Suspension of regular activity policy
Transporting Children & Young people guidelines
Supervision of Children & Young People guidelines
Travelling and staying away guidelines
E-communication Policy
Photographic and video permission form
SAFEGUARDING OFFICERS
Every club that offers junior bowls activity must be supported with a registered Club Welfare Officer.
Each club must make this officer known to all members of the bowls club, with appropriate contact details readily available so any children or parents/carers know who to contact with any concerns.
All CWO’s will have to have completed a Time To Listen course.
Furthermore, it is good practise for coaches and volunteers to be aware of all safeguarding issues and the scUK Safeguarding and Protecting Children Course supports these people. For more information please see below
Safeguarding Adults Week 2022
We are supporting Safeguarding Adults week 2022. Check out the BowlsWales social media channels all week, from 21st November. Here are a series of fact sheets for safeguarding adults.
#SafeguardingAdultsWeek #SAW2022
County-Lines-Factsheet SAW 2022
Elder-Abuse-Factsheet SAW 2022
Safeguarding-in-Everyday-Life-v1 SAW 2022
Safer-Cultures-Factsheet SAW 2022