Part of the Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport campaign
Everyone has a role to play in keeping children safe in sport. Our year-round campaign aims to support parents and carers to feel confident about playing their part.
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This year we’re focusing on building safer sporting communities for children.
We’re asking teams and clubs across the nation to bring their sporting community together by hosting a Team Huddle. This can take place over the summer or into autumn in the lead up to our focus week in October, whenever suits you most.
Our Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport (KYCSIS) awareness raising week took place 7 ‑ 11 October 2024.
Get involved in a Team Huddle
A Team Huddle is a great way for everyone involved in your sport or activity to get together to play, chat and connect.
It also provides an opportunity to let parents, carers, volunteers and staff know about the part they play in keeping children safe in sport.
Team Huddle Event Pack
Our Team Huddle activity pack can be used as part of an event you already have planned, or you can host a specific event for your sporting community.
We’re providing a fun quiz in our Team Huddle activity pack, but you can also choose your own activity. Perhaps you prefer to invite parents to have a go at their child’s sport, or a scavenger hunt, a table tennis competition, sports day or even hire a bouncy castle to take over the sports hall. It’s up to you.
What’s included in the pack?
The Team Huddle activity pack contains:
- printable poster
- invitations to print or send electronically
- suggested social media posts
- downloadable quiz
- printable bunting
Resources to help you host a Team Huddle
The below resources give a little more guidance on how to use the campaign materials, how to host a huddle, ways to communicate with busy parents and carers and more. We aim to make it as easy as possible for you to get your sport community together.
- Toolkit
- How to run a Team Huddle
- Safe event checklist
- 10 ways to communicate with busy parents and carers
- 10 ways to engage parents and carers with your club
Resources to use with parents
We also have the following resources which can be shared with parents at an event:
- watch our short video: Keeping Your Child Safe in Sport animation
- share our free elearning for parents: Keeping your child safe in sport elearning
- chat about our factsheets: see below under Factsheets to share
Social Media Toolkit
We'd love for you to share your support by using the below Social Media Toolkit. It includes sample social media copy for use by NGBs, Active Partnerships, Sport Welfare, community clubs and individuals. Tell us what you’re doing to build a safer sporting community by using #SafeinSport on your socials and find us on LinkedIn under NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit.
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