Safeguarding – Policies, Procedures & Guidelines
Creating a safer sport for all.
Table tennis is a sport for everyone, a place to participate, belong and thrive. From young players taking their first steps in the sport to adults who may need extra support, we are committed to creating an environment that is safe, inclusive and welcoming for all.
This page brings together the safeguarding policies, procedures, guidelines and forms that set out how we do this in practice, along with wider guidance on DBS checks, travel. social media and photography. Whether you're a player, parent, coach, volunteer, official or member of staff, you'll find what's relevant to your role here.
In case of concern, please call our Safeguarding team on 01908 208860, option 3 or

DBS checks help ensure that everyone working with children and adults are suitable to do so. Find out about DBS, including when a check is required, support, how to apply, and everything else you need to know. Visit the dedicated DBS page for further support.
Policies
Here you can find our current safeguarding policies.
Procedures and Guidelines
Here you can find our safeguarding procedures and guidance, including our SafeTT Code of Conduct, concern flowcharts, and guidance to help you recognise and respond to different types of abuse.
Forms
Here you can find the forms you may need, including incident report, parental consent for events & competitions, and volunteering consent forms.
Suspended Members
Here you can find a list of members currently suspended from the sport.
Latest safeguarding news
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
How we keep the sport safe for all, with our members’ help
As the new season approaches, find out how membership helps us perform essential governance functions such as safeguarding, customer service and promoting the sport.
What every club needs to know about safeguarding
Get to know the Table Tennis England Designated Safeguarding Lead, Kyhl, in the first blog from the Table Tennis England Safeguarding Team, with some key updates that you may need to consider as a club or welfare officer.



