The Church of Ireland acknowledges its duty of care to safeguard, protect and promote the welfare of all children sharing in its ministry. We are committed to ensuring that safeguarding reflects statutory responsibilities, government regulation and complies with best practice. The Church of Ireland pledges to work alongside parents, carers and statutory authorities, to value and support children as important members of our church community, to ensure they have a positive and safe experience in church activities. The Child Safeguarding Policy applies to all church personnel and is recognised in Chapter XVI of the Constitution of the Church of Ireland. The Child Safeguarding Policy is structured under 3 standards (Protecting, Responding and Complying) which are broken down into a series of indicators. Please click on the button for further details and who to contact.

As a church we understand that we owe a duty of care to ensure the safety of those who visit or use our church, hall, churchyard, and other grounds/buildings. We accept our responsibility for providing a clean and safe environment in which all our people can work. It is our duty to take whatever reasonable measures are necessary for accident and fire prevention and to protect the Health, Safety and Welfare of our Minister-in-Charge parishioners, employees, contractors, and any visitors to our premises. Please click on the button for our overall Health and Safety Policy - additionally some of our associated policies on specific aspects of Health and Safety can be accessed in the Parish Office.