Training – Child Protection in Sport and Active Leisure

£25.00

🛡️Child Protection in Sport and Active Leisure

Encouraging children and young people to participate in sport or physical activity has countless benefits, ranging from improved physical and mental health to promoting friendships and building confidence. Voluntary organisations, and public and private sector providers play an important role. Anybody involved in organising, delivering or supervising sport and active leisure activities has a responsibility for child protection.

This course will help to raise your awareness of abuse and neglect, to recognise early signs that might indicate a problem and show you how to take action if you know or suspect that a child or young person needs help. 

👶 What You’ll Learn:

  • the difference between child protection and safeguarding
  • child development milestones and needs
  • positive and negative influences on development
  • forms of child abuse
  • specific safeguarding issues such as child sexual exploitation and children missing education
  • recognising and responding to abuse
  • reporting abuse
  • promoting good practice
  • information on how to access help and support.

The course has three modules with three multiple-choice questionnaires and has additional resources to expand learning.

This course is suitable for anyone involved in organising, delivering or supervising sport and active leisure activities. It is relevant for all those working in voluntary, public and private sector organisations.

🏅 Certificate of completion & CPD points: After completing our course, you’ll receive a recognised certificate. This course is CPD training and is also endorsed by Kidscape and Family Lives who are leading experts in child protection.

👋 PLEASE NOTE: 

– Once purchased you will be assigned the ‘Safeguarding’ training module

– An additional charge will be incurred for any other courses completed under your logon.