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This is the resources site for the International Safeguards for Children in Sport series of online courses.
This set of safeguarding resources includes both templates and examples that are highlighted in the course materials.
In addition, there are links to additional resources from the organisations who helped to develop these courses.
This material is part of a collection of materials called Safeguarding in Sport. There is 1 material in this collection so you may find other materials here that maybe of interest to you.
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First Published 04/03/2024.
Updated 04/07/2025
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The course was very informative and useful. It improved my understanding of safeguarding, risk assessment, safer recruitment, codes of conduct, reporting concerns, and protecting children and vulnerable people. I can apply this knowledge in my coaching environment and help create a safe and positive sporting environment.
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