“A truly original way to get the message across”
Crossing the Line by Geese Theatre Company An interactive performance which explores safeguarding issues in a sporting context.
Wednesday 13th June Oxford Brookes University Harcourt Hill Campus, Oxford
Matinee Performance 3.30pm Evening Performance 7pm
This is a must-see event for anyone involved in delivering sport for young people. The target audience will include coaches, volunteers, club committee members, welfare officers, youth workers, teachers, those working within Safeguarding and sports development professionals. “An incredibly thought provoking experience providing a powerful learning opportunity”
Crossing the Line by Geese Theatre Company Wednesday 13th June 2012 Main Lecture Theatre, Harcourt Hill Campus Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, OX2 9AT
Alison Chapman, County Welfare Officer, Oxfordshire Hockey Association.
Audiences are invited to consider a range of issues including the way in which perpetrators of abuse use sport to groom potential victims, the role of the welfare officer, whistleblowing, and the impact of abuse on the individual, the club and the sport; and the benefits of a pro-active rather than reactive approach to safeguarding.
£10 per ticket
(minimum age 18)
Early Bird Discount - ”Buy one get one free” until 25th May
3.30pm - Matinee Performance for sports development professionals and those working in the Safeguarding Children field.
The purpose of the Early Bird discount is more than offering a great deal. We want you to bring someone else from your club or organisation as we firmly believe that Safeguarding is not solely the responsibility of a Welfare Officer. It’s everyone’s responsibility.
7pm – Evening Performance for welfare officers, club committee members and volunteers, coaches, youth workers, students, teachers and the general public.
If you’re from a sports club then why not invite your chairman, coaches or any other club volunteers. If you are a PE teacher then bring along your Headmaster or colleagues and demonstrate to them how important Safeguarding in Sport is.
For further information and to book visit www.oxfordshiresport.org/crossingtheline or call 01865 25 2676