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At Scottish Fencing we want members and volunteers of all ages to be safe and have fun while taking part in fencing. Everyone involved in the Scottish fencing community has a duty to safeguard the welfare of all children and adults in their care. 

Scottish Fencing has made a commitment to promote safe practice and to protect children and adults from harm, abuse and exploitation. This duty extends to the prevention of physical, sexual or emotional abuse of any child or adult and Scottish Fencing shall apply this regardless of gender, race, religion, sexuality or disability. 

Email: REPORT A CONCERN - BRITISH FENCING

Mobile: 07717 740125

The Director with responsibility for Wellbeing and Protection is Paul Vaughan 

Email: performance@scottish-fencing.com  

Out of hours: 

For general help and advice you can contact Child Wellbing and Protection in Sport: 

email: Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport

If you have an immediate concern about a child or young person, contact the police on 101, or 999 in an emergency, or your local social work services (Find your local children’s social care team). 

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