CRB Checks

English Karate Federation Ltd is a CRB Registered Body: registration number 26652100003

Please note: Members are still sending me the old white CRB form, which is now obsolete, if you have one it is no use and the new type purple form should be obtained from CRB officer J Moreton. Email crb@englishkaratefederation.com

Posted 24th June 2010
Important ISA updates

Following the Governments announcement re the forthcoming ISA implementation being halted, please take note of the following:

Filling in the new form:

Address to send the form, or for more information:

Referees please note:

CRB checks are currently being offered free by the EKF to all EKF officials. However there are conditions.

John Moreton, EKF CRB Officer

A reminder from the EKF CRB Officer

May I remind groups of the EKF CRB requirement.

Many groups have, and are complying with EKF CRB requirements, but some are not. Can I remind all associations within membership of the EKF that it is a requirement to have all your instructors and persons who coach or have access to children and or vulnerable adults enhanced CRB checked. The details should be passed to the EKF CRB officer. The EKF require the CRB to be renewed every two (2) years.

Regards, John M

Obtaining CRB Disclosures

Anyone wishing to obtain a CRB disclosure, may obtain information and request an application form by writing to:

CRB Checks
John Moreton
451 James Reckitt Avenue
Hull
HU8 0JE
Telephone: 01482 715164

Email: crb@englishkaratefederation.com

NOTE: Enhanced CRB disclosures have an administration charge for volunteers and incur an additional charge for professional instructors.

Visiting overseas instructors

The EKF do not require visiting overseas instructors to be CRB checked, but what we require is for all groups to simply establish a code of practice including such items as insuring that any overseas visiting instructors are never left alone with young people or vulnerable adults etc. In some cases that code of practice may require that the host instructor makes clear and outlines any unacceptable cultural practices and codes of behavior that may cause offence or be unacceptable in the Dojo in the UK. We also advise that your association Child Protection officer, or deputy is present at any training sessions.