Management of Volunteers Sample Clauses

Management of Volunteers. The school will ensure that volunteers are given suitable induction training at the beginning of their placement The volunteer will be given a named contact person who will review the work undertaken by the volunteer and will assist the volunteer generally and, particularly, in the event of any problems occurring. Regular supervision of the volunteer will be provided as appropriate to the task undertaken and the needs of the volunteer. The volunteer's role, including status with pupils, will be made clear. Volunteers will be given opportunities to contribute their ideas and opinions about the work that they are engaged in. Volunteers will be given guidelines/training regarding child protection issues/procedures, especially pupils disclosing possible abuse.
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Management of Volunteers. The school will ensure that: • volunteers are given appropriate induction training at the beginning of their placement • the volunteer is issued with a Staff Code of Conduct and relevant sections should be highlighted e.g. safeguarding, social contact, dress etc, and basic Health & Safety information will be given • the volunteer will be given a named contact person who will review the work undertaken by the volunteer and will assist the volunteer generally and, particularly, in the event of any problems occurring • regular supervision of the volunteer will be provided as appropriate to the task undertaken and the needs of the volunteer • the volunteer's role, including responsibilities and status with students, will be made clear • the volunteer will be given opportunities to contribute their ideas and opinions about the work that they are engaged in • volunteers may require guidance/training regarding child protection issues/procedures, and this will be given where required The school is committed to the rights of the child, the child's safety and emotional wellbeing and the protection of the child from all forms of abuse. In view of this, the school reserves the right to refuse voluntary help and to terminate or vary a placement at any time without prior notice.
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Management of Volunteers. The school will ensure that volunteers are given suitable induction training at the beginning of their placement Volunteers will be given guidelines/training regarding child protection issues/procedures, especially pupils disclosing possible abuse. The volunteer will be given a named contact person who will review the work undertaken by the volunteer and will assist the volunteer generally and, particularly, in the event of any problems occurring. Regular supervision of the volunteer will be provided as appropriate to the task undertaken and the needs of the volunteer. The volunteer's role, including status with pupils, will be made clear. Volunteers will be given opportunities to contribute their ideas and opinions about the work that they are engaged in.
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