May 2010
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May Day Bank Holiday
May Day Bank Holiday
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Victoria Day (Scot.)
Victoria Day (Scot.)
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Spring Bank Holiday
Spring Bank Holiday
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Quick look
Calendar Dates
Committee Meetings
13 Apr 7:30pm
AGM
25 May 2012 - TBC
Sponsored Swim
20 May 2010
23 May 2010
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Stop Swim
1 Apr 10
Start
18 Apr 10
Calendar Dates
Committee Meetings
13 Apr 7:30pm
AGM
25 May 2012 - TBC
Sponsored Swim
20 May 2010
23 May 2010
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Stop Swim
1 Apr 10
Start
18 Apr 10
Code of Conduct Conductarter
I would like to remind all parents and guardians of some key aspects of the Club’s welfare policy,
not least the requirement that all children up to and including 10 years of age should be
accompanied at all times by a responsible adult on poolside and that parents/guardians are
responsible for their children until they arrive on the poolside.
As you know, the primary concern of the Club alongside learning and enjoying our sport is the
protection and welfare of all members. Overleaf you will find the Code of Conduct for all
parents/guardians, together with the Code of Conduct for swimmers from all disciplines.
Please ensure you and your child(ren) are familiar with these. If you or your child has any
concerns you should discuss these with your teacher or coach initially. Please remember to make
every effort to speak to the coach after the session has ended to maintain confidentiality and to
avoid disturbing any session. If you are interested, there are also corresponding Codes of Conduct
for swimming teachers and coaches and for those Club officials and volunteers who work directly
with children.
Please be aware that whereas the Club takes responsibility for children during training in and
around the pool it is not responsible for members before or after training sessions or in changing
rooms and common areas.
Tim Magness
Chairman
not least the requirement that all children up to and including 10 years of age should be
accompanied at all times by a responsible adult on poolside and that parents/guardians are
responsible for their children until they arrive on the poolside.
As you know, the primary concern of the Club alongside learning and enjoying our sport is the
protection and welfare of all members. Overleaf you will find the Code of Conduct for all
parents/guardians, together with the Code of Conduct for swimmers from all disciplines.
Please ensure you and your child(ren) are familiar with these. If you or your child has any
concerns you should discuss these with your teacher or coach initially. Please remember to make
every effort to speak to the coach after the session has ended to maintain confidentiality and to
avoid disturbing any session. If you are interested, there are also corresponding Codes of Conduct
for swimming teachers and coaches and for those Club officials and volunteers who work directly
with children.
Please be aware that whereas the Club takes responsibility for children during training in and
around the pool it is not responsible for members before or after training sessions or in changing
rooms and common areas.
Tim Magness
Chairman