Safeguarding

Our main safeguarding policy explains how ESKA works to protect children, young people, and adults at risk, and how concerns are recognised, reported, recorded, and acted upon.

This document explains the role of ESKA’s Designated Safeguarding Person and Deputy, including their responsibilities and how safeguarding concerns are escalated when needed.

This code sets out the standards of behaviour, professionalism, and safe practice expected from all instructors, staff, and volunteers involved with ESKA. It also explains the standards of behaviour, respect, and sportsmanship expected from all ESKA students and members.

This policy explains ESKA’s commitment to preventing bullying and how bullying concerns will be reported, addressed, and resolved.

This policy explains how physical contact is managed safely and appropriately within karate training, coaching, and events.

This policy sets out how ESKA manages digital communication, social media, photography, filming, and online safety to help protect all members.

This procedure explains how ESKA handles complaints, grievances, low-level concerns, and allegations involving staff, volunteers, safeguarding, or conduct concerns.

This policy explains how concerns about wrongdoing, unsafe practice, or misconduct can be raised confidentially and without fear of unfair treatment.

This policy explains how ESKA promotes equality, diversity, and inclusion and works to create a welcoming, respectful, and inclusive environment for everyone.

This procedure explains how safeguarding and welfare arrangements are planned and managed for ESKA events, activities, competitions, and other organised club activity.

This policy sets out ESKA’s general approach to maintaining a safe and healthy environment across classes, events, venues, and club activities.