Safeguarding our children

Safeguarding our children


Lansdown Cricket Club is committed to ensuring all Children (i.e all persons under the age of 18 ) participating in cricket have a safe and positive experience.

Our LCC Safeguarding Officer is:

  • Paula Hobbs-Shoulder (mobile 07414 007407 or phobbsshoulder@me.com)

Our County Safeguarding Officer is:

  • Brian Hoyle, Somerset Cricket Board Safeguarding Officer (01823 352266)

Or you can contact the ECB Safeguarding team at safeguarding@ecb.co.uk or call 0207 432 1200

We have a safeguarding policy statement, and a number of policies to support this. You can view them all here.

In 2008, Lansdown became the 714th club nationwide to achieve 'Club Mark' status. ECB Club Mark has been developed by ECB and Sport England to set down criteria a club must work through that will enable them to gain accreditation.

Successful accreditation identifies a club as one that takes the welfare of its junior members seriously and wishes to provide a junior section that is well organised and is committed to being a safe, effective and child-friendly club. This accreditation is renewed every 3 years with annual check ups.

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LCC Safeguarding policy statement

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Useful Safeguarding contacts

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LCC anti bullying policy

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ECB guidelines on transport to and from matches

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ECB guidelines on photography and video cameras

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ECB guidelines on supervising children at cricket sessions

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ECB guidelines for staff and volunteers working with children

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ECB guidelines for coaches working with children

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ECB guidelines on head injury and concussion

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ECB guidelines on use of Social Media, texts and email

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ECB guidelines on changing rooms and shower facilities

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ECB Whistle blowing policy

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