Notes On Child Protection Policy

Falkirk Model Flying Club – Child Protection

What do I need to do as a Club Member?

 

       Report incidents/allegations to the Club.
(but you would do that anyway).

       Avoid inappropriate contact – physical or otherwise.
 (but you would do that anyway?).

       Avoid being alone (even if you’re certified).
 (but you would do that anyway?).

       Don’t take a child alone to your home.
 (even if it’s to fix that model).

       Avoid unsuitable ‘Adult’ conversations

       Read the SAA Guide (http://www.saaweb.org.uk/).
(new)

       Think about putting yourself forwards for Vetting.
(New and optional)

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Falkirk Model Flying Club – Child Protection

What do I need to do as a Parent/Guardian?

 

       Be aware that our club “today” has no-one vetted for Child Protection for Aeromodelling.

       You are responsible for arranging suitable supervision (see constitution change rule 17).
This can include qualified (i.e. vetted members subject to their agreement.

       Read the SAA Guide(http://www.saaweb.org.uk/).

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Falkirk Model Flying Club – Child Protection

What do I need to do as an Office Bearer/Committee Member?

 

For an incident, follow the escalation process as in  the SAA Guide(http://www.saaweb.org.uk/).

Monitor any occurrences of under 18’s/Vulnerable Adults not having suitable supervision – remind them of the ‘rules’.

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Falkirk Model Flying Club – Child Protection

Finally don’t forget Common Sense:

 

Do restrain a child to stop an accident with a propeller.

A hand on the shoulder to help guide them back to the pilot’s area after a take-off.

If you are left alone with a  Child, then do make sure that they get home safely.

At all times ‘Think Safety’