The following guidance is part of a suite of documents that should be read and implemented in conjunction with the British Gymnastics Health & Safety Management System & Guidance

This guidance provides information to support clubs with the planning and management of risks associated the gymnastics trips together with a number of supporting documents

The policy sets out the procedures for making complaints about British Gymnastics, and how these complaints will be handled

British Gymnastics (BG) subscribes to the principles of equality of opportunity and aims to ensure that anyone involved or wishing to be involved in gymnastics is able to do so in a discrimination-free environment.

This policy sets out the overarching principles and rules that are applied at British Gymnastics Events with regards to Gymnasts competition attire

The Safe Sport: Hydration Policy outlines the mandatory points which clubs and coaches must follow to ensure safe practices around hydration are followed and implemented

All clubs and gymnastics activity providers have a responsibility for the safety and welfare of gymnasts, coaches, volunteers, officials, visitors and others.

The welfare/safeguarding officer toolkit has been designed to support you in your role and ensure safeguarding is embedded in all aspects of the sport at your club.

The Safeguarding Policy: Academic Education outlines the mandatory points which clubs and coaches must follow around gymnasts and school attendance

The Safe Sport: Weighing Policy outlines the mandatory points which clubs and coaches must follow to ensure safe practices around weighing gymnasts are followed and implemented

Watch some of the guest speakers talk about: Safeguarding Policies & Resources, Learning & Development for Club Welfare Officers, Safe Sport Campaign and Role of the Club Welfare Officer

Part of a coach annual registration with British Gymnastics includes holding a current Safeguarding certificate.

This checklist is to ensure that safeguarding is embedded into everyday practice in your club. It provides useful ideas for improvement which can be supported by the welfare officer/officers.

The roles and responsibilities of a Club Welfare Officer (CWO).

To keep gymnastics safe, there are a number of policies, procedures and standards that are applicable to British Gymnastics clubs and members.

Equality, diversity and inclusion are critical to the success of all organisations. Being committed to equal opportunities for all means that we can provide the best service for our customers.

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