Safeguarding and child protection
Wild Spirit Allstars is committed to providing a safe, positive environment for every child and young person. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility.
Our commitments
- Concerns about a child’s welfare are listened to, recorded and acted upon appropriately.
- Coaches and volunteers are recruited safely and receive suitable safeguarding guidance and checks for their role.
- Physical or psychological harm, bullying, harassment, discrimination and inappropriate relationships are not tolerated.
- Personal and medical information is shared only where necessary to protect an athlete or meet legal responsibilities.
- Photography, communication, transport, changing areas and one-to-one coaching are managed with appropriate boundaries.
Report a concern
Contact WSA at info@wildspiritallstars.com and ask for the designated safeguarding lead.
If a child is in immediate danger, call 999. Concerns may also be reported directly to the police or local authority children’s social care. Do not delay an urgent referral while waiting for WSA.
Related standards
This page should be read alongside the athlete and parent codes of conduct, attendance policy, health and safety arrangements, complaints process and staff recruitment procedures.