Club Welfare

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Updated: 09/09/2024

As a Swim England accredited club, all our activities in relation to safeguarding and protecting children are governed by Swim England’s Safeguarding Policy – Wavepower.

Ensuring child safety should be a key part of how our clubs operate. It helps to provide a safe, happy and fun environment where children can learn to swim and develop their skills.

The responsibility to safeguard children does not belong to any one person. Instead it belongs to everyone who plays a part in delivering our sporting activities.

Wavepower is intended for anyone involved in these activities and offers practical guidance and information on mandatory requirements and good practice. (You can view Wavepower in the menu).

Our club Welfare Officers are your first point of call if you are required to raise a concern. You can use the ‘Complaint’ form above which will be sent to our Welfare Officer’s. They will be in touch with you once received.

Our club is Swim Mark accredited

Formerly called swim21, SwimMark accreditation is Swim England’s recognised kitemark for the development of effective, ethical and sustainable affiliated clubs.

SwimMark is about creating the best possible swimming experience for all and raising the quality of aquatics provision across all areas.