are not met. Recommended not to allow the child to participate without speaking to parents. At District camp a DF male aged There is no legislative framework Potentially increase peer 17 requests that he shares a tent to inform practice. pressure around sexuality for with his girlfriend aged 18. other campers. Good practice guidance suggests over and under 18s should not share unless they are related. A leader offers to drive home a There is no legislative framework Recommended practice is to ring Venturer as it is raining and dark. to inform practice. the parent and say ‘is it ok to bring x home or would you like to come and collect them?’ An adult leader often shouts, There is no legislative framework All members (young and old) and has been heard using to inform practice, unless it the should be able to attend group offensive language in front of activity meets the threshold for without being made to feel Elfins and Woodchips. emotional abuse. uncomfortable. Woodcraft Folk’s Code of Offensive language is Conduct requires children to be unacceptable. treated with respect. A female leader regularly cuddles There is no legislative framework It is important to treat all the Elfins. to inform practice. children equally, and support them to be independent and Safeguarding Policy suggests all resilient. physical contact should be instigated by the child or based This will occasionally require on need. offering hugs of reassurance, but it has to be based on the child’s needs not the adults. A male leader arranges to take There is no legislative framework The perception of child and Venturers to the local skate park. to inform practice. parent maybe that the activity is This is not a recognised group a recognised/insured WcF Safeguarding policy states that night/Woodcraft activity. activity. leader child relationships should be focused on group, unless The adult is open to range of relationship began before allegations of grooming. involvement in group. A male leader acts more like a There is no legislative framework Use Leader role description and child, joking and fooling around to inform practice. code of conduct to inform the with Pioneers. volunteer of what is expected behaviour. A parent has uploaded photos There is no legislative framework Photo consent is required for all from camp onto a public to inform practice. individuals, and should only be website, tagging/naming each shared with advanced consent. Social Media Guidance
are not met. Recommended not to allow the child to participate without speaking to parents. At District camp a DF male aged 17 requests that he shares a tent with his girlfriend aged 18. There is no legislative framework to inform practice. Good practice guidance suggests over and under 18s should not share unless they are related. Potentially increase peer pressure around sexuality for other campers. A leader offers to drive home a Venturer as it is raining and dark. There is no legislative framework to inform practice. Recommended practice is to ring the parent and say ‘is it ok to bring x home or would you like to come and collect them?’ An adult leader often shouts, and has been heard using offensive language in front of Elfins and Woodchips. There is no legislative framework to inform practice, unless it the activity meets the threshold for emotional abuse. Woodcraft Folk’s Code of Conduct requires children to be treated with respect. All members (young and old) should be able to attend group without being made to feel uncomfortable. Offensive language is unacceptable. A female leader regularly cuddles the Elfins. There is no legislative framework to inform practice. Safeguarding Policy suggests all physical contact should be instigated by the child or based on need. It is important to treat all children equally, and support them to be independent and resilient. This will occasionally require offering hugs of reassurance, but it has to be based on the child’s needs not the adults. A male leader arranges to take Venturers to the local skate park. This is not a recognised group night/Woodcraft activity. There is no legislative framework to inform practice. Safeguarding policy states that leader child relationships should be focused on group, unless relationship began before involvement in group. The perception of child and parent maybe that the activity is a recognised/insured WcF activity. The adult is open to range of allegations of grooming. A male leader acts more like a child, joking and fooling around with Pioneers. There is no legislative framework to inform practice. Use Leader role description and code of conduct to inform the volunteer of what is expected behaviour. A parent has uploaded photos from camp onto a public website, tagging/naming each There is no legislative framework to inform practice. Social Media Guidance Photo consent is required for all individuals, and should only be shared with advanced consent.