Code of Conduct & Lower Level Concerns in your Sports Club

Online Lunch & Learn Webinar

  • 5th November
  • 12:00-12:45
  • Online

Creating a positive, safe and welcoming culture within your sports club starts with clear expectations and early intervention when concerns arise. Join us for this practical Lunch & Learn webinar exploring how Codes of Conduct and Lower Level Concerns processes can help clubs create safer environments for everyone.

What will we cover?

A well-developed Code of Conduct helps everyone involved in sport understand the behaviours and standards expected of them, while a Lower Level Concerns process provides a way to identify and address behaviours that may not meet those standards before they escalate into more serious issues.

During this webinar, we will explore:

  • What a Code of Conduct is and why it is important.
  • How Codes of Conduct can support positive club culture.
  • Understanding what is meant by a lower level concern.
  • Examples of behaviours that may constitute a lower level concern.
  • How clubs can respond appropriately and consistently to concerns.
  • The importance of recording, reporting and managing concerns effectively.
  • Practical steps to help create safer environments for participants, volunteers and staff.

Who's able to attend?

Whether you're a club welfare officer, coach, volunteer, committee member or club participant, this session will provide practical guidance to help strengthen safeguarding practices and promote a culture of accountability, respect and wellbeing within your organisation.

Join us online to learn how clear behavioural expectations and effective management of lower level concerns can contribute to a safer and more positive sporting experience for everyone.

Secure your space now

Don't worry if you're unable to join us on the day. All registered attendees will receive access to the webinar recording, allowing you to watch the session at a time that suits you.

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