
Club Policies
Banbury and District Canoe Club is affiliated to Paddle UK (PUK) and operates under a constitution adapted from their best practice model. The Club has been registered as a Community Amateur Sports Club (CASC) since February 2015 and in December 2023 became a Charitable Incorporated Organisation.
The club is run by a small committee which is elected on an annual basis by the membership at our AGM in December. The committee meets every 2 months or more frequently if required.
The committee:
- ensures that the Club complies with its constitution and all best practice guidelines from Paddle UK.
- determines the strategic direction of the Club, setting policy, defining goals and evaluating outcomes against its agreed targets.
- ensures effective administration and sound financial management.
- oversees the safe running of the club for all its members with effective risk management
- engages in active promotion of paddlesport to the wider community in the Banbury area.
All our coaches are qualified by Paddle UK and comply with the relevant safeguarding requirements. All Club members and coaches are made aware of the Club Code/s of Conduct
Banbury and District Canoe Club is committed to following the policies and procedures of our National Governing Body, Paddle UK, details of which can be found here.
Child Protection – BDCC is committed to ensuring that all those who take part in paddlesports are protected and kept safe from harm. Paddle UK’s full safeguarding policy and guidelines can be found here.
Banbury and District Canoe Club is committed to the principles of equality of opportunity to participate in paddlesports. Full details of Paddle UK’s policy can be found here.
We constantly review and update our additional policies. If you would like further information in the meantime, please contact us.
BDCC HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY 2024