SCW
Academy
Safeguarding
Welfare Officer – Benjamin Woolley
At Seoul City Warriors Football Academy, the safety and wellbeing of every child is our highest priority. We are committed to providing a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment where players can train, learn, and enjoy football free from harm, abuse, or discrimination.
Safeguarding is a shared responsibility across our academy, supported by clear procedures, trained staff, and open communication with parents and players.
Our designated Welfare & Safeguarding Officer is Benjamin Woolley.
Benjamin oversees all safeguarding matters within the academy and acts as the primary point of contact for welfare-related concerns. He brings extensive experience in youth sport and safeguarding practices and ensures that appropriate standards are upheld across all programs.
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We follow safeguarding procedures aligned with Korean child protection laws and recognised sports safeguarding standards.
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All coaches and staff are required to act in the best interests of children at all times.
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Coaches receive safeguarding training through external certifications and internal academy briefings.
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Clear boundaries are maintained between coaches and players to ensure a safe and professional training environment.
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We encourage parents, players, and staff to speak up if they have any concerns regarding a child’s welfare or safety.
All concerns are taken seriously and handled confidentially and appropriately.
Safeguarding email: scw@seoul-sports.com
If a concern involves immediate risk, appropriate external authorities will be contacted in line with legal requirements.
Our safeguarding approach is informed by relevant laws and guidance in Korea, including:
Seoul City Warriors Football Academy is committed to continuous improvement in safeguarding practices. We regularly review our policies to ensure we provide a safe, respectful, and positive environment for every child in our care.