Do rememberthat someonemaymisinterpretyour actions.Do nottrivialiseconcernsor abuse.Do not relyon yourreputation orposition toprotect you.Do rememberthat you havebeen placed ina position oftrust – do notabuse this trust.Do makeeveryoneaware of oursafeguardingarrangements.Do treat allyoung peopleequally – donot showfavouritismDo treateveryone withdignity andrespect in linewith the ScoutValues.Do create anenvironmentwhere childrenand young peoplefeel safe and ableto voice theirconcerns.Do not drinkalcohol when youare directlyresponsible forchildren andyoung people inScoutsDo haveseparatesleepingaccommodationfor young peopleand adultsDoencouragean open andtransparentculture.Do respectchildren’s andyoung people’sright topersonalprivacy.Do not letconcerns orabuse gounreported.Do follow theadult-to-young-people ratiosat all times.Do report allsafeguardingconcernsdirectly to theSafeguardingTeamDo remember thatyou are a rolemodel at all times,inside and outsideof Scouts. You mustset a good examplefor others to follow.Do rememberthat someonemaymisinterpretyour actions.Do nottrivialiseconcernsor abuse.Do not relyon yourreputation orposition toprotect you.Do rememberthat you havebeen placed ina position oftrust – do notabuse this trust.Do makeeveryoneaware of oursafeguardingarrangements.Do treat allyoung peopleequally – donot showfavouritismDo treateveryone withdignity andrespect in linewith the ScoutValues.Do create anenvironmentwhere childrenand young peoplefeel safe and ableto voice theirconcerns.Do not drinkalcohol when youare directlyresponsible forchildren andyoung people inScoutsDo haveseparatesleepingaccommodationfor young peopleand adultsDoencouragean open andtransparentculture.Do respectchildren’s andyoung people’sright topersonalprivacy.Do not letconcerns orabuse gounreported.Do follow theadult-to-young-people ratiosat all times.Do report allsafeguardingconcernsdirectly to theSafeguardingTeamDo remember thatyou are a rolemodel at all times,inside and outsideof Scouts. You mustset a good examplefor others to follow.

Safeguarding Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Do remember that someone may misinterpret your actions.
  2. Do not trivialise concerns or abuse.
  3. Do not rely on your reputation or position to protect you.
  4. Do remember that you have been placed in a position of trust – do not abuse this trust.
  5. Do make everyone aware of our safeguarding arrangements.
  6. Do treat all young people equally – do not show favouritism
  7. Do treat everyone with dignity and respect in line with the Scout Values.
  8. Do create an environment where children and young people feel safe and able to voice their concerns.
  9. Do not drink alcohol when you are directly responsible for children and young people in Scouts
  10. Do have separate sleeping accommodation for young people and adults
  11. Do encourage an open and transparent culture.
  12. Do respect children’s and young people’s right to personal privacy.
  13. Do not let concerns or abuse go unreported.
  14. Do follow the adult-to-young-people ratios at all times.
  15. Do report all safeguarding concerns directly to the Safeguarding Team
  16. Do remember that you are a role model at all times, inside and outside of Scouts. You must set a good example for others to follow.