Code of Conduct and Child Safeguarding
Code of Conduct
As part of being a member of the WCRC, certain standards are expected of boys and their parents. The WCRC is a great club to be a part of and offers boys and their parents the chance to be involved in a fantastic sport. With this comes a responsibility to agree to meet certain standards of behaviour out of respect for fellow members, volunteer coaches, committee members and parent helpers.
At the start of the season boys must sign the WCRC code of conduct (as well as the Star BC code of conduct) and parents must sign a code of conduct as well.
WCRC has an Escalation Process to give clarity to the WCRC community regarding the process that will be used by the WCRC coaching team and committee concerning behaviour that is contrary to the codes of conduct.
The codes of conduct and the escalation process are in place to ensure that all conduct respects the dignity of fellow members, volunteer coaches, committee members and parent helpers, enhancing all athlete's performance and their enjoyment of rowing and will not bring WCRC, Wellington College or Star BC into disrepute at any time.
Child Safeguarding and Protection
Wellington College Rowing Club, Inc. (WCRC) is committed to a safeguarding and protective culture to ensure that everyone has a safe and enjoyable rowing experience. Refer to Child Protection policy for more information.
Child protection procedures are included as part of the induction process of all our coaches and committee members.
If you, or someone you know, is groomed or abused online:
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, contact the Police on 111.
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