We do this by:

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

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

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

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

• Ensure access to confidential information is restricted to the Child Protection Officer(s) or the appropriate authorities.

• Reviewing the effectiveness of our Child protection Policy and activities each year at the Annual General Meeting.