Policies

Our policies are listed here for view or download, along with statements and other related documents.

Club policies are reviewed regularly and any changes to policy are discussed and voted on by the Club and committee.

We follow 'A Code for Sports Governance' having received funding for Sport England, and as a member of Archery GB and KAA we follow their protocols also.

Accessibility Statement

Information about this website for people with disabilities or, who use assistive technologies.

Anti-Bullying Policy

How we feel about bullying as a club, what we will do to tackle it and how we support anyone who experiences or displays bullying behaviour.

Club Rules

These rules set out the day to day running of Bowmen of Darenteford and the conduct of our members and visitors.

Code of Good Practice

Our statement of commitment to safeguarding children, young people and adults, our fundamental principles, and how to raise a concern.

Complaints Policy

How to raise a complaint, how it will be investigated and resolved, and how to appeal a decision.

Complaint Form

Constitution

The rules governing how Bowmen of Darenteford is run, its committee and membership.

Disciplinary Procedure

How we handle issues of misconduct fairly and consistently, including the hearing, sanctions and appeals process.

Online Safety, Social Media & Digital Communications with Children (Under 18s)

How we use the internet and social media, and what we expect of club members, children and young people when communicating online.

Online Safety, Social Media & Digital Communications with Children (Under 18s) Quick Guide

A short, practical do’s and don’ts guide to communicating online with children and young people.

Policy Statement

In this statement we agree to adopt all of Archery GB's Policies, Guidance and Procedures.

Data Privacy Policy

How we collect, use and protect your personal data, and your rights under GDPR.

Safeguarding Policy

This policy explains how we intend to follow Archery GB's Safeguarding Policies, Procedures and Guidance.

External and affiliate policies

Safeguarding Policies and Guides

Archery GB

We are committed to creating and maintaining a safe and positive environment for everyone involved in archery. It is our shared responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children, young people and adults at risk and protect them from poor practice, abuse, grooming and bullying. Working with the NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU) Archery GB has developed policies, procedures and guidelines to support everyone in our sport.

A Code for Sports Governance

Sport England

The Code for Sports Governance sets out the levels of transparency, diversity and inclusion, accountability and integrity that are required from those organisations who seek – and are in receipt of – UK Government and National Lottery funding from us and/or UK Sport.