"Time to Listen" training - Multi Sport

The CPSU has listed a few up and coming CPSU "Time to Listen" courses for Club Welfare Officers. Some County Sports Partnerships may also be running these.   It is essential training for anyone to be a Club/Regional/Academy Welfare Officer or Chaperone for overnight trips.

 In the South East there is a course on 28 June at Medway.  Please see the CPSU website

If you know of anyone wishing to attend, please ask them to get in touch with Richard Cox, Safeguarding and Child Protection Lead Officer, Pentathlon GB.  
Email:  richard.cox@zen.co.uk

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