Child SafeguardingCode of Conduct for athletes, coaches, parents & officials.
Clane AC is affiliated to Athletics Ireland and is committed to the safeguarding policy of Athletics Ireland and its implementation for the protection of all its members.
Athletics Ireland is committed to the safeguarding of all children and vulnerable adults in athletics. The welfare and protection of children and vulnerable adults in our sport is paramount. Our safeguarding policies have been developed as required by national legislation, policy and guidelines as outlined in Children First. Club Children’s Officer and Designated Liason Person. We recognise and respect the invaluable work of our Club Children’s Officer and Designated Liason Persons and the varied and complex Roles and Responsibilities they fulfil. The Club Children’s Officer helps to create a child centred environment that promotes the welfare of children and young people engaged in our sporting activities. This guidance will act as a support for the CCO’s/DLP’s helping them meet their child safeguarding and child protection responsibilities. The role of a Club Children's Officer (CCO)
The role of a Designated Liason Person (DLP)
This role sits with the Club Chairperson unless another committee member has been appointed. The DLP is responsible for reporting allegations or suspicions of child abuse and welfare issues to Tusla or the Gardai (Statutory Authorities). They will work with the Club Children’s Officer to act as a resource for children at committee level.
Clane Athletic Clubs commitmentClane Athletic Club is fully committed to ensuring that young people are safeguarded in their participation in athletics in Ireland in accordance with Athletics Ireland best practice. Early experiences of young athletes in our sport need to be positive and enjoyable, irrespective of their ability, gender, social or ethnic background.
The purpose of the links and documents listed on this page is to provide easy access to essential information on Child Welfare and to give clubs an opportunity to follow best practice in this area. The documents aim to outline the fundamental principles and policies, and address issues relating to the roles and responsibilities of people involved in coaching and supervision of children in athletics. Code of ethics https://www.athleticsireland.ie/downloads/other/Athletics_Ireland_Code_of_Conduct_for_Children.pdf Athletes Code https://www.athleticsireland.ie/juvenile/child-welfare/athletes/ Coaches and Officials Code https://www.athleticsireland.ie/juvenile/child-welfare/coaches-and-officials/ Parents Code https://www.athleticsireland.ie/juvenile/child-welfare/adults-carers/ |
Clane AC codes of conduct & club policies
Clane AC request that you do not leave your engine running while waiting beside the track. Think green, keep the air clean!
Garda Vetting Form
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