Welcome to Cransley Sailing Club

                                                         new members welcome                                                               
 

  • Club Documents
    All members must read and understand these documents before visiting the club
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COVID-19 UPDATE

AS FROM 19TH MAY CRANSLEY SC WILL BE OPEN TO IT'S MEMBERS FOR SOCIAL SAILING AND SUP ONLY.  WE WILL BE FOLLOWING THE RYA & UK GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES 

members must let the club know every time they visit Cransley SC

by sending a message via the Club's WhatsApp group
by sending a text to Sarah at 07545 531331
or emailing: cransleysailingclub@gmail.com

we also need to know if you, or someone you have been
associated with has or is showing signs of Covid-19


members please read these documents before visiting to the club and confirm that
they have read and understood them by using the contact details above

 RISK ASSESSMENT 8.7.20 4th revision         COVID-19 SUMMARY 8.7.20 4th revision

RYA RETURN TO BOATING


Cransley Sailing Club Welfare Policy & Other Useful Documents

Youth Training Forms:


Please download and complete the 3 forms below and bring to the first training session with you please, these are the parental, photography and medical forms.  Also please read the code of conduct.


Code of conduct


Parental Consent Form


Photography Consent Form


Medical Form

RYA Recognised Training Centres (TCs) are required to have a welfare policy which is checked as part of their annual inspection. There are several good reasons for doing this:

  • to safeguard children, both on and off the water
  • to assure parents that their children are as safe at our organisation as they are when taking part in any other sport or leisure activity
  • to raise awareness amongst all of our members, volunteers or employees so that we know what to do if we are concerned about a child, whether the concern relates to the child’s welfare at our site or outside the sport
  • to protect coaches, instructors, officials or volunteer helpers by giving them some practical, common sense guidelines to avoid placing themselves in situations where they are open to allegations which could seriously damage their lives and careers
  • to protect the organisation, by showing that we have taken ‘all reasonable steps’ to provide a safe environment.




Caroline Hughes - Tel: 07887 131698 is the Club's Welfare Officer.   Please contact Caroline in confidence if you have any concerns regarding the welfare of children or vulnerable adults at the club.


CSC Safeguarding & Welfare Policy


Summary of CSC Safeguarding & Welfare Policy





Training Operating Procedures