If you are at all concerned in regards to a child’s safety, no matter how insignificant you may think it is, please let us know by completing one of the forms below.
Child Safety
St. Peter’s Netball Club is
committed to your child’s safety
We have ZERO tolerance for child abuse of any form
We have systems in place to protect children
We support and respect children with a disability
We support and respect children with a diverse background
We believe children deserve to feel comfortable, be happy, and kept safe
Child Safety Policies & Codes of Conduct
Child Safety Code of Conduct
Child Safety in Netball Policy
Netball Vic Child Protection Commitment Statement
St. Peters Child Safe Commitment Statement
Child Safeguarding Resources Hub
The 11 Child Safety Standards
Child protection And safeguarding course
Child Safety Standards
St. Peters Netball Club is a Child Safe Organisation. We commit to providing a safe environment for children in netball and we follow the principles and benchmarks Netball Victoria has in place.
Recent review of the standards, effective 1st of July 2022, have focused on creating consistency with the National Guiding Principles, safety for First Nations children and young people, involvement of families and community in organisational decisions, management of the risks of child abuse online and offering greater clarity on the governance, systems and processes to keep children and young people safe.
St Peter’s Netball Club adopts and supports the following Netball Victoria Commitment to child Safety
Every person in the netball community has a responsibility to understand their role in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of all children and young people in our care.
Netball Victoria is committed to promoting and protecting the rights of children and preventing abuse from occurring by fostering a culture where children feel safe and empowered.
We also seek to ensure the cultural safety of First Nations children, children from culturally and/or linguistically diverse backgrounds and children with a disability.
Reporting Child Safety Concerns
St. Peter’s Netball Club is grateful to have engaged Stephanie Loiacono as our Child Safety Officer. Stephanie has a background in teaching and through her years working with children has developed a strong understanding of the child safety policies. Email her using one of the forms below.
Use the Informal Report if you think something is not quite right – if things don’t seem quite as they should.
Use the Formal Report if you know something is wrong and you need someone to help you.