Meath Local Sports Partnership offers a 3-hour basic awareness workshop for leaders within sports clubs/organisations. The workshop will highlight the main principles of the Code and look at measures that clubs can take to create and maintain the safest possible environment for sport for young people. As well as undertaking child protection training, all clubs […]
Mon 20th Feb 6-9pm online & Tues 21st Feb 6-9pm practical in Athboy Celtic Requirements Completed: Safeguarding 1 & Garda Vetted, PDP 1 Course. Participants should be 16 years or over. Participants should ensure that all necessary personal and health insurance is arranged prior to and for the full duration of the course. Contents The […]
Date: Monday 20th February Time: 6.30pm to 10pm Venue: Claremont Stadium, Navan The Sports Injuries First Aid Course is aimed at coaches, mentors, teachers, supervisors, players, athletes and volunteers. Anyone wishing to be able to deal with minor sports injuries. This course covers a comprehensive range of topics to prepare participants to administer First Aid care. Participants will […]
Recommendations from Sport Ireland are that every club involved with children and young people should appoint a Club Children’s Officer. This person should be child centered in focus and should have as their primary aim the establishment of a child centered ethos within the club. They are the link between the children and the adults […]
Meath Local Sports Partnership offers a 3-hour basic awareness workshop for leaders within sports clubs/organisations. The workshop will highlight the main principles of the Code and look at measures that clubs can take to create and maintain the safest possible environment for sport for young people. As well as undertaking child protection training, all clubs […]
Tues 7th March 6-9pm In Person in Kentstown Village Park Requirements: You must have successfully completed the Safeguarding 1 course and be Garda Vetted. Target Group: Parents and coaches Hours: 3 Course Learning Outcomes: A workshop designed to assist coaches on how to introduce game related practices working through the thirds in functions and 7v7 games. Coaches […]
The third part of the ISC Child Welfare & Protection Training Programme is the Designated Liaison Person workshop. Every club/organisation should designate a person to be responsible for dealing with any concerns about the protection of children. The Designated Liaison Person is responsible for reporting allegations or suspicions of child abuse to TUSLA Child and […]
Meath Local Sports Partnership offers a 3-hour basic awareness workshop for leaders within sports clubs/organisations. The workshop will highlight the main principles of the Code and look at measures that clubs can take to create and maintain the safest possible environment for sport for young people. As well as undertaking child protection training, all clubs […]
Mon 20th March 6-9pm online & Tues 21st March 6-9pm practical in Ratoath Harps Course Name: Youth Intro / PDP 3 Requirements: You must have successfully completed the Safeguarding 1 course and be Garda Vetted. Target Group: Grassroots coaches Hours: 24 Course Learning Outcomes: The course is designed to assist coaches working within the youth game and working with […]
Recommendations from Sport Ireland are that every club involved with children and young people should appoint a Club Children’s Officer. This person should be child centered in focus and should have as their primary aim the establishment of a child centered ethos within the club. They are the link between the children and the adults […]
Learn 2 Cycle aims to assist children with a disability to cycle independently. This programme which is held over 6 weeks outdoors focuses on empowering parents and giving them the tools to support their child in learning to cycle. Participants will be guided by our experienced tutor from the Cycling Safety School. To book a […]
Meath Local Sports Partnership offers a 3-hour basic awareness workshop for leaders within sports clubs/organisations. The workshop will highlight the main principles of the Code and look at measures that clubs can take to create and maintain the safest possible environment for sport for young people. As well as undertaking child protection training, all clubs […]