Defining supervision and regulated activity
Sport and recreation sector guidance that's designed to support sports organisations' understanding of regulated activity and how to define supervision in their unique environments.
Kent Sport's safeguarding adults at risk policy
A good-practice example from Kent Sport. They have developed their 'Safeguarding adults at risk in sport' policy to safeguard adults at risk from potential abuse.
Inclusive golf coaching
Two clubs provide an example of dedication to disability golf through their inclusive golf programmes.
Creating online communities for young athletes
To keep its members informed and involved, the Amateur Swimming Association created an online magazine and social network called AquaZone.
Giving young people a voice in sport
We find out about the work, main projects and achievements of the British Tennis Youth Group.
RFL tribunals – guidance for children and parents
The Rugby Football League's guidance about tribunal proceedings is a good-practice example that you could adapt for your sports organisation.
RFL tribunals – guidance for clubs
The Rugby Football League's useful guidance regarding the tribunal process is a good-practice example that could be adapted for your sports organisation.
RFL guidance for conducting meetings with children and parents
The Rugby Football League's guidance for rugby clubs regarding conducting meetings with children and parents is a good-practice example that could be adapted for your sports organisation.
Making surfing accessible for disabled young people
We chat to Ben Clifford, founder of Surfability UK CIC, about the work they do to make surfing accessible for children and young people.
Case management group – membership
This guidance details the roles and responsibilities of members of a case management group.