We do this by:

• Recognising that all children have the right to freedom form abuse.

• Ensuring that all our volunteers and staff are carefully selected and accept responsibility for helping to prevent the abuse of children in their care.

• Responding swiftly and appropriately to all suspicions of abuse and providing parents and children with the opportunity to voice and concerns they may have.

• Appointing a Child Protection Officer who will take specific responsibility for child protection and act as a main point of contact for parents, children and outside agencies.

• Ensuring access to confidential information is restricted to the Child Protection Officer or the appropriate external authorities.

• Reviewing the effectiveness of our Child Protection Policy and activities annually.
   

Our Child Protection Officer is:- Mrs Yoke Lunn

Please click here to download a full copy of the Child Protection Procedure (last update May 2007)

Please note that coaches and instructors are required to be registered with the WFAA before undertaking any archery related activity with children and/or vulnerable adults. Please click here to read the instructions for registration.