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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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Listen to our podcasts on DBS checks in sport
We've launched more podcasts and want to tell you about this exciting new format for sharing safeguarding in sport knowledge.
New study could be ground-breaking in tackling concussion
A concussion study being carried out by the University of Birmingham hopes to develop new technology to detect concussion on the pitch to prevent harm to athletes.
Jan
17
2019
Help parents support their child in sport
In preparation for Parents in Sport Week, we pulled together some key messages you can use at any time to help parents enhance their involvement in their child’s sporting lives.
Oct
01
2018
How we supported Anti-bullying Week 2017
Anti-bullying Week took place 13-17 November this year with a theme of "All different, all equal". Find out how we supported the campaign.
Nov
22
2017
Parents in Sport Week success
We take a look at how Parents in Sport Week 2017 went and hear from some of the sports organisations who got involved and engaged parents in their sport.
Oct
09
2017
Organise a safe sports event this summer
Guidance to assist organisations with their safeguarding arrangements for sports events or activities with children and young people. It includes: safe events, self-assessment, athlete wellbeing, and inclusion of deaf and disabled children.
Jul
28
2017
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