Safeguarding and Child ProtectionAt Braveheart Fencing Club we want children and young people to stay safe and have fun while taking part in fencing. Everyone involved in the sport has a duty to safeguard the welfare of all children in their care. Braveheart Fencing Club has made a commitment to promote safe practice and to protect children from harm, abuse and exploitation regardless of a child’s gender, race, religion, sexuality or disability.
The Child Protection and Wellbeing Officer for Braveheart Fencing Club is Mrs Laura Carrol Höglund-Jamieson (coachlaura@braveheartfencing.com). The Scottish Fencing Director responsible for Safeguarding, Child Wellbeing and Protection is Ross Morrison (safeguarding@scottish-Fencing.com). For general help and advice you can contact: Safeguarding in Sport: www.safeguardinginsport.org.uk Braveheart Fencing Club models their Child Protection Policy on that of Scottish Fencing's. This can be found on the Scottish Fencing website at the link below: scottish-fencing.co.uk/start/safeguarding-and-child-protection |