{"content":[{"text":"Code of Conduct for Adults \n Working with Children \n Purpose \n This behaviour code outlines the conduct Para Dance UK expects from all our staff and volunteers. This \n includes trustees, staff, volunteers, instructors and coaches and anyone who is undertaking duties for the \n organisation, whether paid or unpaid. \n The behaviour code aims to help us protect children and young people from abuse and reduce the \n possibility of unfounded allegations being made. It has been informed by the views of children and young \n people. \n Para Dance UK is responsible for making sure everyone taking part in our services has seen, understood \n and agreed to follow the code of behaviour, and that they understand the consequences of inappropriate \n behaviour. \n The role of staff and volunteers \n In your role at Para Dance UK, you are acting in a position of authority and have a duty of care towards the \n children and young people we work with. You are likely to be seen as a role model and are expected to act \n appropriately. \n Responsibility \n You are responsible for: \n • prioritising the welfare of children and young people \n • providing a safe environment for children and young people \n • ensuring equipment is used safely and for its intended purpose \n • having good awareness of issues to do with safeguarding and child protection and taking action \n when appropriate. \n • following our principles, policies and procedures \n • including our policies and procedures for child protection/safeguarding, whistleblowing and \n online safety \n • staying within the law at all times \n • modelling good behaviour for children and young people to follow \n • challenging all unacceptable behaviour and reporting any breaches of the behaviour code to \n Emma Millward \n • reporting all concerns about abusive behaviour, following our safeguarding and child protection \n procedures this includes behaviour being displayed by an adult or child and directed at anybody \n of any age. \n Rights \n You should: \n • treat children and young people fairly and without prejudice or discrimination \n • understand that children and young people are individuals with individual needs \n • respect differences in gender, sexual orientation, culture, race, ethnicity, disability and religious \n belief systems, and appreciate that all participants bring something valuable and different to the \n group/organisation \n • challenge discrimination and prejudice \n • encourage young people and adults to speak out about attitudes or behaviour that makes them \n uncomfortable.","bbox":{"left":0.060465,"top":0.071044,"width":0.8727579999999999,"height":0.835955}},{"text":"Para Dance UK","bbox":{"left":0.437674,"top":0.96866,"width":0.12708799999999998,"height":0.016486}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.773023,"top":0.011403,"width":0.132558,"height":0.093786}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.773023,"top":0.011403,"width":0.132558,"height":0.093786}]}