BJA Safeguarding Children & Adults Course – 15 Apr 26 – Online Interactive Classroom

BJA Safeguarding Children & Adults Course

Wednesday 15th April 2026 – 17:00-20:00 – Online Interactive Classroom (via Microsoft Teams)

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We look forward to you joining us on the three-hour BJA Safeguarding Children & Adults Course.

This will be blended learning experience online with interactive activities, you will need to have your camera on for the duration of this training.

Course aim & learning outcomes:

Aim: To promote best for Safeguarding with Children & Young People and Adults within the BJA

You must be aged 18 or over to attend this course

Learning Outcomes:

• To understand the policies, procedures and legislation which underpin our role
• To increase skills and confidence when engaging with safeguarding issues and in recognising the indicators of abuse
• To promote best practice when contributing to ‘recognising, responding, referring & recording’ safeguarding concerns
• Understanding the impact of abuse and trauma on children
• To gain up to date knowledge on current issues of risk that impact on Children & Young People
• To raise awareness and familiarisation of BJA and local procedures relating to referrals & reporting

BJA are offering the children & adult safeguarding course as an online interactive classroom for not just CWOs and Coaches as a validation and/or revalidation but this is open to referees, officials, Tournament Directors etc. Its about a space for learning and continuous professional development.

We look forward to seeing you on the training.

To clarify the duration of the course is 3 hours and this equates with national standards for a Level 2 Safeguarding course.

CIMPSA Quality Assure all it’s products Annually in July & August 2025 our QA report enables us to continually review and update this learning experience.

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