In today's connected world, keeping young people safe online is just as important as safeguarding them on the pitch or field. Join us for our latest podcast episode, where we dive into practical ways to protect children and young people in sport from online risks while empowering them to navigate the digital space confidently.

Join us for Part 4 of our mini series on Online Safety for the Sport and Physical Activity Sector where we discuss how to build digital resilience in the online world, featuring Samantha Lawrence, Senior Digital Content Editor at NSPCC CPSU, and Louisa Street, Youth Worker, PhD Candidate, and member of the Headstart Kernow Digital Resilience Project in Cornwall.

In Part 3 of our dedicated series on Online Safety for the Sport and Activity Sector, NSPCC CPSU Senior Consultant, Liza delves into the prevalent topic of cyberbullying.

Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks are an important part of safeguarding in sport, especially for sports clubs and organisations who train young athletes.

In this NSPCC CPSU Podcast episode we dive into the basics of Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks. DBS checks are hugely important for safeguarding in sport clubs and organisations as they allow employers to see whether the person they are looking to employ is suitable and safe for a role.

In this whistle stop tour, our NSPCC CPSU Senior Consultant and Information Officers delve into the key areas of safeguarding in sport and physical activity

In the second of our podcasts on parental involvement, we take a deep dive into what it's like parenting young athletes who compete in competitive sport and how safeguarding is paramount.

Sport parents are unsung champions; from washing kit to being a personal cheerleader or taxi driver, parents and carers do it all! But part of this role also means making sure that young athletes sport is a safe place for them to thrive, grow and enjoy.

Welcome to the Part 2 of the NSPCC CPSU's dedicated podcast series all about Online Safety for the Sport and Physical Activity sector where we look into sharing images online.

Welcome to Part 1 of our dedicated series all about Online Safety for the Sport and Physical Activity sector.

In this very special podcast episode, Connor, a member of the NSPCC Young People's Board for Change (YPBC) hosts and interviews Rachel Tarr, Child Protection Manager from The Football Association (The FA), Michelle North, Head of the NSPCC Child Protection in Sport Unit (CPSU) and Maisie, another member of the NSPCC YPBC.

Join our experts; Senior Consultant Carole and National Talent and Events Welfare Officer for British Swimming, Rebecca Wood as they unravel the impact, challenges and positives of social media within the sporting world; from trolling, body image to building your brand and the safeguarding challenges it can pose.

In this podcast episode, we talk with our colleagues in the NSPCC about the new legislation passed in England and Wales on 28th June 2022, and recently Northern Ireland, which makes it illegal for someone in a position of trust in sports and faith organisations to have a sexual relationship with someone aged 16-17 in their care.

In this powerful and courageous episode, join former professional footballer Paul Stewart as he shares his personal journey of overcoming child sexual abuse and advocates for safer cultures within sports organisations and clubs.

In this concluding episode of our insightful podcast series, Carolyn Plateau guides us though the pivotal topic of cultivating positive cultures in sports regarding food, weight and shape.

In part 4 of our body image, weight management and disordered eating in sport series we discuss the challenges that high performance athletes face in weight-making sports.

In this CPSU podcast episode, we're covering the impact and relativity of weight monitoring in sport, when and why this might not be an appropriate ask of young athletes and how monitoring weight incorrectly can have a deep psychological impact on young people in sport.