safeguarding team

At Train Hard Parkour, the safety and wellbeing of every child and participant is a priority.

We are committed to creating an environment where everyone feels safe, respected, listened to, and supported.

All staff involved in coaching and working with children undertake safeguarding training and Enhanced DBS checks, and we maintain safeguarding policies and procedures designed to protect our community.

Our Safeguarding Leads

If you have any safeguarding concern, welfare concern, or uncomfortable situation you would like to discuss, please contact one of our safeguarding leads directly.

Viv Jackson

Designated Safeguarding Lead

Contact Viv here

Chrissy Davis

Deputy Safeguarding Lead

Contact Chrissy here

When Should You Contact Us?

Please speak to us if:

– A child tells you something concerning
– You notice unusual behaviour or injuries
– A child seems unsafe, frightened, or distressed
– A staff member or participant behaves inappropriately
– Something “doesn’t feel right”
– You have any welfare or safeguarding concern at all

Reporting Concerns

All safeguarding concerns are taken seriously and handled appropriately and confidentially wherever possible.

If a child is in immediate danger or at immediate risk of harm, contact emergency services on 999.

You can also contact:

Our Commitment

Safeguarding is an ongoing responsibility, and we continually review and improve our practices to ensure the best possible environment for everyone at Train Hard Parkour.