Constitution

• Club Constitution

Codes of Conduct

• Code of Conduct for Coaches and Teachers

• Code of Conduct for Members, Committee Members, Officials, and Volunteers.

• Code of Conduct for Parents / Guardians

• Code of Conduct for Swimmers

Welfare and Safeguarding

• Safeguarding Policy Statement

• Photography and Filming Consent Form

• Changing Room Policy

• Drop Off and Collection Policy

Swim England Wavepower details can be found here: Wavepower 2020-23

Inclusion

• Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy

Complaints and Behaviour

• Dealing with Complaints and Disputes Procedure

• Disciplinary Procedure

How we protect your data

• Website Privacy Notice

• Social Media

• Privacy Notice for our Members and Volunteers

• Data Protection Policy

Finance

• Membership Fee Policy

• Financial Support

Health

• Nutritional Information

• Swimming with asthma

Other​

• Volunteering

At a previous Swim England Friends Judicial Training day, we received a presentation by Barbara Barrett and Jenni Dearman (Safeguarding Team) with regard to parents and issues about how they treat their swimmers.

As part of a presentation we were encouraged to look at the YouTube video, “Magic Sports Kit”. This puts forward how a young athlete feels, when they are competing. It is an excellent tool to get over the feelings of young people when they are faced with hostility in sport and is appropriate for both swimmers and parents.

British Swimming links:

• Asthma and doping control

• General health issue