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Accessibility

Every effort has been carried out to make this website accessible to all. All WebPages on this website are designed using guidelines of the Web Standards for XHTML 1.0 as laid out by the WC3 recommendations, and the WCAG guidelines, (the experts in web standards) using cascading style sheets for presentation.

As far as is possible, all modern browsers will view these web pages as intended and use the navigation with ease. However, earlier browsers such as Netscape 4 or Internet Explorer 4, are not accounted for.

Disabled viewers should find no problems with accessibility of this web site, with their tools for access. External links are marked with a link image, external links are also underlined.

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Use the text resizers at the top right of the page. Or if you have scripts disabled, use the text size settings in the View menu on the top toolbar of your browser. Default is set to medium, you can change fonts to large medium or small. If you have any other difficulties with accessibility, or think we could do more, please contact us

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Privacy Policy

Any information given to Ten Em Bee will be treated with the utmost confidentiality. Your details will not be passed on to anyone, not directly related to your enquiry, or without your permissions. We do not sell or trade our contacts to third parties.

We will not add cookies to your browser, however our statistics provider may use cookies. You can remove all cookies from your web sessions in the 'tools options', 'internet options', on your browsers toolbar, not all browsers will use these settings, but if you look you should find the internet options.

Child Protection Policy

Ten Em Bee believes that the health, safety and well being of children and young people are paramount. Children and Young People have aright to be protected from abuse, neglect or exploitation and have their welfare and development promoted.

Ten Em Bee does so in the belief that placing a child’s welfare at the centre of its concerns providers a solid foundation for the development of young players and sports person of the future.

In support of these aims Ten Em Bee will endeavour to:

• In all aspects of the planning and management of services, ensure that the welfare of children is given paramount consideration.
• Promote and support good results in terms of health, development and educational achievements for students.
• Ensure that Employment Policies and Procedures are applied to all paid staff and volunteers.
• Provide relevant and up to date training on issues relating to the protection of children.
• Provide regular supervision support for staff to assist in the prevention and detection of harm to children.
• Work in partnership with the families of the children and young people we work with.
• Provide appropriate opportunities for children to speak to adults who are independent from the organisation.
• Ensure that all members of staff are conversant with local Area Child Protection Committee procedures and guidelines and know how to make a child protection referral.
• Cooperate with all other agencies, which provide care and services to children. To establish an effective, well-integrated network of services to families and protect children.

Ten Em Bee believes that the protection of children should be non- discriminatory, children and young people are entitled to protection from neglect, abuse and exploitation.

Warning of harm should always be taken seriously, from whatever sources but especially children themselves.

Children and Young People who have been harmed, or who are suspected of being harmed, should be treated with the same care and sensitively regardless of whether the perpetrator is a parent, carer, friend or stranger.

All information gained in the context of Child Protection must be treated as confidential. Information must only be disclosed to those who need to know.

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Anti-Bullying Policy

Ten-Em-Bee aims to provide a friendly, relaxed and pleasant environment where children young people can feel safe. We believe that bullying of any kind is always unacceptable. Children should feel confident that incidents of bullying would always be taken seriously and dealt with promptly.

At Ten-Em-Bee Sports Development Centre protecting children from harm is paramount. All members of staff have an absolute duty to deal appropriately with bullying that they witness or that is reported to them.

Disclaimer

Ten Em Bee has a disclaimer policy, for the use of this website, whereby we will not be held accountable for any misunderstandings held from the information you gain from this website. This is an informative website and as such no monies will be taken from you, neither will you be coerced to buy things.

External links from this website, we are not accountable for. They are simply links of our contacts or informative links, any involvement with third parties by way of external links will be at your own discretion. You should always use caution with external links from websites.