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Home News Diary Dates About Membership S&TA Store Issues & Conservation Events Branches Scotland Learning to Fish Instructors Beginners Courses Child Protection Becoming a Coach Where to Fish Links Contact Sitemap	Salmon and Trout Association: Child Protection       Child Protection     Angling Development Board Child Protection Policy Sport can and does have a powerful and positive influence on people – especially young people, not only can it provide opportunities for enjoyment and achievement; it can also develop valuable qualities such as self-esteem, leadership and teamwork. Child Protection Policy Rev 2004 Angling, and indeed all sport, can and does have a very powerful and positive influence on people especially young people. Not only can it provide opportunities for enjoyment and achievement, it can also develop valuable qualities such as self-esteem, leadership and teamwork.   CP how to use this guide 2003 This guide is part of the Joint Angling Governing Bodies’ (JAGB) initiative to make angling a sport which young people and vulnerable adults can come to in the expectation of having fun and learning something whilst being treated with respect and not being abused.   CP AccidentIncident Form 2003 ACCIDENT/INCIDENT REPORT FORM About the person who had the accident or was involved in the incident   CP Angling coaches code of conduct 2003 This code has been developed to remind or inform coaches of these responsibilities and the minimum standards of behaviour commensurate with fulfilling them, Every coach, employed or voluntary, should warrant (annually) that they have read, understood and intend to operate within the letter and spirit of the code.   CP Angling coaching risk assessment 2003 It is part of our duty of care to young anglers to ensure that they are not placed needlessly at risk whilst learning to fish. However, many of the contexts in which angling coaching occurs and some aspects of the sport itself are inherently dangerous.   CP Angling coaching risk assessment 2003 It is part of our duty of care to young anglers to ensure that they are not placed needlessly at risk whilst learning to fish. However, many of the contexts in which angling coaching occurs and some aspects of the sport itself are inherently dangerous.   CP Application Form 2003 Joint Angling Governing Bodies Template Application Form   CP child protection action plan 2003 Joint Angling Governing Bodies CHILD PROTECTION ACTION PLAN   CP concern_allegation record form 2003 Joint Angling Governing Bodies TEMPLATE CONCERN/ALLEGATION RECORD FORM   CP Constitutional Change 2003 The NFSA intend that children and vulnerable adults will find sea angling a safe environment in which to have fun, learn and develop by promoting the NFSA Child Protection Policy Guidelines Document.   CP Parental Consent Form 2003 Joint Angling Governing Bodies PARENTAL CONSENT FOR ANGLING ACTIVITIES FORM   CP Personal Disclosure Form 2003 Joint Angling Governing Bodies PERSONAL DISCLOSURE FORM   CP Reference form 2003 Joint Angling Governing Bodies TEMPLATE REFERENCE FORM (COACH/VOLUNTEER)   CP template anti bullying policy 2003 At the Anytown Angling Association we believe that every effort must be made to eradicate bullying in all its forms. Bullying can be difficult to define and can take many forms which can be categorised as: • Physical - hitting, kicking, theft. • Verbal - homophobic or racist remarks, threats, name calling. • Emotional - isolating an individual from activities.
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