1 Respectful environment
Your group stays safe, settled and focused when expectations around respect are clear from the start.
Everyone is expected to treat others with consideration and dignity, helping you maintain a positive, well-managed residential experience.
2 Bullying and harassment
Your group is protected by a zero-tolerance approach to bullying, harassment, discrimination and intimidation.
Physical, verbal and online behaviour is taken seriously, with issues addressed quickly by leaders and supported by staff where needed.
3 Responsibilities
You stay in control of your group through clear supervision, behaviour management and consistent expectations.
Leaders are responsible for setting standards, managing behaviour and taking action where needed, in line with their own safeguarding procedures.
4 Reporting concerns
You get faster, more effective support by reporting concerns as soon as they arise.
Early communication allows issues to be managed quickly and appropriately, helping your programme stay on track.
Contact Us regarding behaviour concerns5 Centre response
You can rely on clear, consistent action if behaviour standards are not met.
This may include restricting access to facilities, removing individuals from activities or ending a stay where safety, wellbeing or the experience of others is affected.
Safeguarding & behaviour
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