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CPSU briefings
Briefing papers from the NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU)
AccessNI vetting system in Northern Ireland (PDF, 97KB)
Away trips and hosting (PDF, 80KB)
Duty of care (England) (PDF, 72KB)
Duty of care (Northern Ireland) (PDF, 76KB)
Guidance on child protection records retention and storage (England and Wales) (PDF, 80KB)
Includes a
Sample Incident Report Form (PDF, 28KB)
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Guidelines on staffing/supervision ratios for children/young people’s activities (PDF, 64KB)
Guidelines on transporting a child or young person in your car (PDF, 64KB)
Information sharing (PDF, 72KB)
Managing challenging behaviour (PDF, 84KB)
Photographs and images of children (PDF, 72KB)
Physical contact and young people in sport (PDF, 64KB)
The Protection of Children in England: Lord Laming’s Progress Report April 2009 (PDF, 64KB)
Safe recruitment and selection procedures (PDF, 64KB)
Safeguarding children from harm - an organisational health check (PDF, 60KB)
Sexually harmful behaviour by young people in sport (PDF, 88KB)
Social networking services, social media and sport: guidelines for safeguarding children and young people (PDF, 184KB)
Text and email messaging - safeguarding guidelines (PDF, 245KB)
Understanding the grooming or entrapment process (PDF, 97KB)
For further help and advice, please
contact the Child Protection in Sport Unit