Safer coaching
Relevant instructors hold appropriate checks and safeguarding training, supported by clear professional boundaries.
Safeguarding at CJMAA
Safety is part of the standard.
Everyone should be able to train in an environment that is safe, respectful and accountable. Here is who to contact and what to do if something does not feel right.
Designated Safeguarding Lead
Chris Jones
If you have a question or concern about a child, young person or adult at risk at CJMAA, contact Chris directly.
Need to report something?
Choose the right route.
- Immediate dangerCall 999 and ask for the police.
- A concern at CJMAAContact Designated Safeguarding Lead Chris Jones.
- Independent reportingEmail BMABA at safeguarding@bmaba.org.uk or use their official reporting page.
Our commitments
Good practice, made visible.
Respectful conduct
Students, parents, carers and instructors are expected to contribute to a safe, inclusive training environment.
Clear reporting
Concerns can be raised directly with the academy or independently with BMABA. Immediate danger should always be reported to the police.
Ongoing standards
Safeguarding is reviewed as part of academy practice, not treated as a one-off certificate or box-ticking exercise.
External standards
Recognised and accountable.
CJMAA is registered with BMABA, which acts as the academy's safeguarding governing body. BMABA can receive concerns independently from students, parents, carers or members of the public.
