Safeguarding & School Partnerships
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Our Commitment to Child Protection
Bangkok Volleyball Academy (BVA) is committed to providing a safe, respectful, and supportive training environment for all athletes.
We operate under a child-centred approach that prioritizes:
Physical safety
Emotional well-being
Appropriate coach–athlete boundaries
All BVA coaches and staff are expected to uphold professional conduct at all times, both on and off the court.
Key principles
Training environments are supervised and structured
Coaching interactions are appropriate, respectful, and transparent
Any concerns related to athlete welfare are taken seriously and addressed promptly
BVA believes that safeguarding is not an add-on to coaching, it is a foundational responsibility.
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Responsible Use of Media
BVA follows strict guidelines regarding photography, video recording, and social media use involving athletes.
These guidelines are designed to:
Protect student privacy
Respect school policies
Align with international safeguarding best practices
Our approach
We do not publicly post identifiable images or videos of students without appropriate consent
Training content shared publicly focuses on coaching process, facilities, and structure rather than individuals
Any approved media use prioritizes anonymity and professionalism
This approach ensures that athlete participation in BVA programs never compromises their privacy or safety.
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With Schools, Not Around Them
BVA operates in partnership with international schools and respects the safeguarding frameworks under which these institutions operate.
Our programs are designed to align with:
School child protection policies
Media and data privacy standards
Expectations for third-party providers working with students
By embedding our operations within school environments, BVA ensures:
Consistent expectations across academic and athletic settings
Clear communication with school leadership
A shared commitment to student welfare
This alignment allows families to engage with BVA confidently, knowing that our standards match those of the schools their children attend.