Keep children safe in sport

Together we can help our young people play sport and stay safe.

Sample anti-bullying policy

Ensure you're doing all you can to tackle bullying in your sports club and create a safe environment for every child.

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Cyberbullying what you need to know

Cyberbullying is a form of bullying behaviour that takes place on social media, in online games and via mobile phones.

Help tackle cyberbullying

Learn how to challenge bullying in your sport

This week is Anti-bullying Week 2018 and the theme for this year is Choose Respect. What is your sports club doing to support this year's campaign?

Every child has the right to experience sport in a safe environment, free from abuse and bullying. Sports organisations play an important role in creating a positive club ethos that challenges bullying behaviour.

See our anti-bullying guidance

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The NSPCC relaunches its Close the Loophole campaign

At present only certain roles are considered a position of trust, which leaves many 16 or 17 year olds vulnerable to abuse. Sign up to support the NSPCC in the relaunch of its campaign to Close the Loophole and prevent child sexual abuse.

Keep up the good work

We need you to keep working with parents as a priority in your sport, even after Parents in Sport Week has been and gone. Take a look at what you can do and what others have done to develop better relationships with parents.

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