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HSRC Safeguarding

Hemel Ski Race Club is committed to safeguarding the welfare of children, young people and adults at risk who engage in all Ski activities

Whether you/your child are engaging in coaching, races or other organised events, we will strive to keep children, young people and adults at risk safe and free from harm.

Sarah Warne is the Welfare Officer for Hemel Ski Race Club and is available to discuss any concerns or worries you may have – 07713980707 or [email protected]

Sarah has been a long time member of the committee and Safeguarding officer at HSRC for the previous 5 years. She has run the coaching team and reception over that 5 years and is a face most people will know. She is usually found rallying volunteers to run races. Sarah can be found most Monday nights at the club and at every race event either on the snow or in the timing office. Her background is critical care

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Safeguarding Policy

HSRC is committed to prioritising the well-being of all children and adults at risk, always promoting safeguarding in our club, including all training and races we run. All activities, events and trips arranged by the club run in accordance with Snowsports England (SE) Safeguarding guidance…Read More

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Reporting a Concern

Reporting a safeguarding concern within the skiing environment, this page informas of the process and procedures that are followed once a concern is raised within a skiing environement…Read More

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Anti-Bullying Policy

HSRC strives to ensure that all children (anyone under 18) and adults at risk are safeguarded from abuse and have an enjoyable Skiing experience.

Bullying is defined as a range of abusive behaviour that is repeated and intended to hurt someone either physically or emotionally…Read More

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Whistleblowing Policy

Safeguarding children and adults at risk requires everyone to be committed to the highest possible standards of openness, integrity, and accountability. As a club, we are committed to encouraging and maintaining a culture where people feel able to raise a genuine safeguarding concern and are confident that it will be taken seriously…Read More

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