SONG has a dedicated Child Protection Officer: Gill Corcoran: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
SONG believes that it is always unacceptable for a child or young person to experience abuse of any kind and recognises its responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children and young people by a commitment to a practice which protects them.
This procedure is supported by the SONG anti-bullying policy. Its aim is to provide guidance to volunteers, as well as to children and young people who may experience bullying, so that they will know what to do if an incident of bullying occurs between children and young people.
The procedure also aims to ensure that SONG responds fairly and consistently to incidents of bullying, recognising that those who bully often have needs too.
All those auditioning will be photographed ( head and shoulders) in order to assist the Audition Panel in their deliberations.
The photographs of unsuccessful candidates will be disposed of securely. Photographs of SONG's rehearsals, activities and productions may, from time to time be posted on our web site, published in the local press or displayed on boards to promote SONG.
Are you interested in becoming a regular supporter of our talented youth group? If so, we would like to invite you to become a “Friend of SONG”.
For an annual subscription of £50 you will receive a complimentary ticket and programme to our major production in April and a mention in our programme as a supporter of SONG and its activities. We will also give you regular updates of SONG’s activities, plus an invitation to be our guest at any social events we plan during the year.
By becoming a “Friend of SONG” you will be helping to ensure the continued success of our long-established and well-regarded amateur youth group.
If you would like to support SONG in this way, please contact us.