At The Push Project, the safety and well-being of young people is our top priority. All skateboarding sessions are delivered with a strong commitment to safeguarding, risk-management and positive supervision.

Our Safeguarding commitment:

We are committed to ensuring that all young people taking part in sessions are:

All sessions run in line with safeguarding expectations within education and youth settings.

Delivery Structure

All sessions delivered by The Push Project are:

Safeguarding responsibility remains with the referring school, PRU or education setting at all times.

The founder of The Push Project:

Holds safeguarding training for working with children and young people (Level 2).
Is committed to keeping safeguarding knowledge up to date
Understands professional boundaries and appropriate conduct
Works in line with school safeguarding procedures

An Enhanced DBS check is held and can be shown upon request.

If a safeguarding concern arises during a session:

The concern will be reported immediately to the named safeguarding lead within the school or referring setting.
Any information will be recorded factually and appropriately.
No investigation will be carried out independently — concerns will always be passed to the appropriate authority within the school or local safeguarding structure.

Sessions are delivered with a strong emphasis on safety, including:

If a session is deemed unsafe due to weather, facility conditions or behaviour, it will be paused or stopped.

If you have any safeguarding questions or concerns relating to sessions, please contact: Ciara Whiting

Phone: 07494049280