Policies, Procedures & Guidelines

Creating a safer sport for all.

Table tennis is a sport where everyone can participate, belong and thrive. From young players taking their first steps in the sport to adults at risk, we are committed to creating an environment that is safe, inclusive and supportive.

Our policies, procedures and guidelines provide the framework to help everyone across table tennis understand their responsibilities, respond confidently to concerns and promote best practice. They are here to support players, parents, coaches, volunteers, officials and staff — and to help make safeguarding part of everyday sport.


In case of concern, please call our Safeguarding team on 01908 208860, option 3 or


DBS checks help us ensure that those working with children and adults at risk are suitable to do so. Find out when a DBS check is required, how to apply, updates and everything that you need to know about DBS.

Sharing the excitement of table tennis is fantastic for our community, but it’s important that we do so safely and responsibly. These specific guidelines provide clear and the most up to date advice.

Travelling should be a positive, and safe experience for all involved. These guidelines provide clear advice to players, coaches, volunteers and staff to understand their responsibilities.



Latest safeguarding news

Governance

Table Tennis England Annual Report 2025/26 published

Find out how to read or download the 2025/26 Annual Report - and register for our upcoming Members' Day.

September 10, 2026 | Paul Stimpson
Governance

Get to know the new DBS requirements – webinar

Join Table Tennis England’s Designated Safeguarding Officer, Kyhl Daly, for a webinar that talks through the changes to DBS requirements, what it means for you,... Continue reading

September 9, 2026 | James Twigg
Governance

Neil Hurford confirmed as Chair of National Council for 2026/27

Neil Hurford, National Councillor for Oxfordshire, has been confirmed as Chair of National Council for the 2026/27 period, following the conclusion of the nomination process.

August 18, 2026 | Paul Stimpson