Understanding of the approach Assist Rounders England to fulfil legislation, government its responsibilities to safeguard Administration and guidance and national children and young people at systems (records) framework for child protection club level management Understanding of the role and Assist Rounders England to Advice and support responsibilities of statutory implement its child protection provision agencies and Local plan at team level Communication skills Safeguarding Children Boards The first point of contact for Ability to promote Local arrangements for staff, volunteers, parents and Rounders England’s managing child protection and children/young people where policy, procedures and reporting procedures concerns about children’s resources welfare, poor practice or child Understanding of the types of Ability to provide abuse are identified behaviour which is harmful to information about local children Be the first point of contact with resources the National Child Protection Understanding of Rounders Officer England’s role and responsibilities to safeguard the Implement Rounders England’s welfare of children and young reporting and recording people - boundaries of the procedures Club Welfare Officer role Maintain contact details for Understanding of Rounders local Children’s Social Care England’s policy and Services, Police and know how procedures related to child to obtain LSCB guidelines protection Promote Rounders England’s Understanding of the core best practice guidance/code values and principles of of conduct within the club working with children Sit on the team’s management Understanding of equality and committee diversity issues and child Promote and ensure protection adherence to the Understand how abusers target organisation’s protection and organisations in order training plan to abuse children Promote and ensure Understand and demonstrate confidentiality is maintained best practice in prevention Promote anti-discriminatory practice
Understanding of the legislation, government guidance and national framework for child protection Understanding of the role and responsibilities of statutory agencies and Local Safeguarding Children Boards Local arrangements for managing child protection and reporting procedures Understanding of the types of behaviour which is harmful to children Understanding of Rounders England’s role and responsibilities to safeguard the welfare of children and young people - boundaries of the Club Welfare Officer role Understanding of Rounders England’s policy and procedures related to child protection Understanding of the core values and principles of working with children Understanding of equality and diversity issues and child protection Understand how abusers target and organisations in order to abuse children Understand and demonstrate best practice in prevention approach Administration and systems (records) management Advice and support provision Communication skills Ability to promote Rounders England’s policy, procedures and resources Ability to provide information about local resources Assist Rounders England to fulfil its responsibilities to safeguard children and young people at club level Assist Rounders England to implement its child protection plan at team level The first point of contact for staff, volunteers, parents and children/young people where concerns about children’s welfare, poor practice or child abuse are identified Be the first point of contact with the National Child Protection Officer Implement Rounders England’s reporting and recording procedures Maintain contact details for local Children’s Social Care Services, Police and know how to obtain LSCB guidelines Promote Rounders England’s best practice guidance/code of conduct within the club Sit on the team’s management committee Promote and ensure adherence to the organisation’s protection training plan Promote and ensure confidentiality is maintained Promote anti-discriminatory practice
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