THE CITY & GUILDS ACCREDITED TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR THE SAFEGUARDING AND REGULATORY COMPLIANCE OF CHILDREN IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY P Practical A Accredited R Regulations T Training Designed and delivered by experts with years of production experience and expertise. The course supports you to both adhere to our current comprehensive Child Performance Regulations and children to obtain the very best performance, whilst supporting all productions staff City & Guilds accreditation is only awarded to the highest quality programs. It is an instantly recognisable mark of quality and credibility when working with and caring for children and shows a commitment to continuous improvement and excellence. Understanding and implementing the child talent regulations can seem daunting. Comprehensive Child Performance Regulations and Local Authorities policies must protect children but need to be implemented as part of the creative production process. As entertainment industry professionals our focus is children's regulations compliance ​ PART enables you to deliver the very best experience for all, ensuring organisational and reporting structures are in place and that the directives of the child's licenses are upheld BOOK NOW TESTIMONIALS COURSE CONTENTS Q & A YOUNG TALENT CARE - EXCELLENCE - COMPLIANCE WELCOME My name is Arlene De Cruz and I am the founder, creator and principal of PART-UK. PART is the very first City & Guilds accredited programme specifically designed to set new standards in the areas of care, excellence and regulatory compliance for everyone working with children in the entertainment industry. Having spent over 16 years working in the industry as a Chaperone and consultant I have seen first hand the challenges when working with U18's. I decided it was time to pull together all my experience, expertise, processes and knowledge into a practical and effective course. Our principals are simple... Arlene SEE COURSE AGENDA Associations & Collaborations COURSE DATES Sat, 27 Apr COSTUME - Working with U18's / Online Book Now 27 Apr 2024, 09:00 – 13:00 Online This short course has been designed to support those working in costume when working alongside under 18's in Film and TV. We will explore costume's responsibilities around safeguarding and regulatory compliance. Tue, 30 Apr INTIMACY COORDINATORS - Children's Regulations Training - APRIL 30TH 2024 (2) / Zoom Book Now 30 Apr 2024, 09:30 – 16:30 Zoom P-A-R-T is a City & Guilds accredited course offering a practical guide to everyone working with children in the entertainment industry, bridging the gaps between the DfE Child Performance Regulations and the production process. Thu, 02 May CHAINS - Chaperones And Intimacy Support / ONLINE Book Now 02 May 2024, 09:30 – 13:00 ONLINE Designed to support professional chaperones working with scenes involving close contact and intimacy with U18's. On completion you will receive access to downloadable forms and a CPSH certificate. Thu, 16 May ISCAT Accredited Chaperone and Tutor Training - MAY 16TH 2024 (1) / ON LINE Book Now 16 May 2024, 09:30 – 16:30 ON LINE P-A-R-T is a City & Guilds accredited course offering a practical guide to everyone working with children in the entertainment industry, bridging the gaps between the DfE Child Performance Regulations and the production process. Register here ISCAT directory register your interest / On line directory Book Now Register here On line directory +34 more Register your interest to join the Industry Standard Chaperones And Tutors Directory for FREE LEARN MORE Connect GET IN TOUCH To enroll or for any information or questions, please contact us We'd love to hear from you info@part-uk.com 07535 337 423 Find us on Facebook Find us on LinkedIn Send Message Success! Message received. PRIVACY POLICY

COURSE booking CHOOSE YOUR DATE COSTUME - Working with U18's Sat, 27 Apr Online 27 Apr 2024, 09:00 – 13:00 Online 27 Apr 2024, 09:00 – 13:00 Online This short course has been designed to support those working in costume when working alongside under 18's in Film and TV. We will explore costume's responsibilities around safeguarding and regulatory compliance. BOOK NOW INTIMACY COORDINATORS - Children's Regulations Training - APRIL 30TH 2024 (2) Tue, 30 Apr Zoom 30 Apr 2024, 09:30 – 16:30 Zoom 30 Apr 2024, 09:30 – 16:30 Zoom P-A-R-T is a City & Guilds accredited course offering a practical guide to everyone working with children in the entertainment industry, bridging the gaps between the DfE Child Performance Regulations and the production process. BOOK NOW CHAINS - Chaperones And Intimacy Support Thu, 02 May ONLINE 02 May 2024, 09:30 – 13:00 ONLINE 02 May 2024, 09:30 – 13:00 ONLINE Designed to support professional chaperones working with scenes involving close contact and intimacy with U18's. On completion you will receive access to downloadable forms and a CPSH certificate. BOOK NOW ISCAT Accredited Chaperone and Tutor Training - MAY 15TH 2024 (1) Wed, 15 May ON LINE 15 May 2024, 09:30 – 16:30 ON LINE 15 May 2024, 09:30 – 16:30 ON LINE P-A-R-T is a City & Guilds accredited course offering a practical guide to everyone working with children in the entertainment industry, bridging the gaps between the DfE Child Performance Regulations and the production process. BOOK NOW ISCAT directory register your interest Register here On line directory Register here On line directory Register here On line directory Register your interest to join the Industry Standard Chaperones And Tutors Directory for FREE +34 more BOOK NOW Questions and Answers See Our Privacy Policy

COMPLIANCE HEALTH CHECK REGULATORY COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES, PROCESSES & REPORTING FOR THE SAFEGUARDING OF CHILDREN IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY IS YOUR PRODUCTION, LOCATION OR COMPANY LEADING THE INDUSTRY? From Film and TV Series, Advertising Shoots through to regional Theatre Productions and Dance Schools, mitigating risk by adopting a best practice framework is vital for everyone working with children in the entertainment industry. PART PROVIDES A COMPLETE ASSESSMENT SERVICE TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE, TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY Who is the Health Check for Production Companies Production Staff Theatres Concert Halls Theatre Schools Dance Schools What are the procedures? Examine all current working practices Highlight any gaps Bridge those gaps by creating a best practice model Train staff in regulatory compliance to our City & Guilds Accredited Standards REQUEST AN ASSESSMENT SEE PRODUCTION ADVANTAGES FOR LOCATIONS Theatres, Concert Halls, Dance Studios, Acting Schools, agencies, etc As an entertainments location that host and involve children in your activities, it is vital that your management and staff understand the complex regulations but also your responsibilities. ​ It is also essential to have in place the framework, training programme, processes and procedures to take the appropriate care of them whilst on your premises and minimise any financial or operational risk by vetting your visiting productions. THE HEALTH CHECK FOR LOCATIONS PROVIDES A COMPLETE ASSESSMENT AND ACTION PLAN ​ ENQUIRE NOW FOR PRODUCTION Producers, Production Companies & Houses, Training Centres & Production staff As a producer or production house working with children on your projects, it is vital that you understand how to minimise risk and the complex child regulations around working time and tutoring. ​ Naturally, production has a responsibility to all staff, especially children. As an employer of Chaperones and Tutors, having in place a clear, robust and transparent set of processes and procedures is a key part of that responsibility. THE HEALTH CHECK FOR PRODUCTION INCLUDES RISK ASSESSMENTS AND COMPLIANCE FRAMEWORK ​ ENQUIRE NOW THE LEADERS Our Health Check Stamp will be available to support your company websites and child protection policies. This displays to the to councils, general public and all invested parties, that your company works to robust standards and that you have staff that are City & Guilds Accredited and Regulatory Compliant when working with children in the entertainment industry. ADVANTAGES BOOK NOW COURSE CONTENTS

CONTENT and AGENDA P Practical A Accredited R Regulations T Training AGENDA Practical Accredited Regulations Training (PART) is the very first City & Guilds accredited programme specifically designed to set new standards, processes and practical guides in the areas of care, excellence and regulatory compliance for everyone working with children in the entertainment industry. During the course, there are 2 assessment papers; the first on the regulations and the second on a scenario/case study. ​ Your City & Guilds accredited certificate will last for 2 years and supports your CV for employers, company websites and child protection policy. BOOK NOW SEE THE PART ADVANTAGE AGENDA tHE NEw STANDARD City & Guilds accreditation is only awarded to the highest quality programs. It demonstrates a commitment to excellence and is an instantly recognisable mark of quality, consistency and credibility. Our commitment to achieving this, demonstrates our dedication to our learners, enabling them to attain the very best benchmark working as a professional within the entertainment industry. SEE DATES ACCREDITATION Enrol to book a space on a course and pay online using our secure booking service • We will forward for your completion... A) Course Registration Form and B) Equality and Diversity Form We will forward a zoom link in advance On completion, you will receive... o Your personal PART C&G Certificate o Evaluation forms o Your City & Guilds Certification and details on how to access your CAT PAC ACCREDITED PROGRAMME CONTENTS Whether directly or indirectly working around children, having a clear understanding of the Child Performance Regulations 2014 and Local Authority requirements is essential, along with how to interpret those in practical terms when in auditions, rehearsals and working in production. PART – is a practical collaboration of current Child Performance Regulations, the production process and a desire to support and encourage everyone working with children to gain a better understanding of their own child safeguarding responsibilities and ensuring everyone is supported with the correct tools, processes, support network and operational framework. For production staff, teachers and mentors, adopting this best practice will also enable you to make discerning choices, when engaging chaperones and tutors to look after the children who you have invited to work on your productions or attend your theatre and dance schools. This course will enable you to have a clear and concise understanding of your responsibilities when working with children and young artists. You will gain a sound understanding of both the Child Performance Regulations regulations, as well as the Local Authorities licensing processes. Apart from highlighting legal responsibilities and associated risks, our group scenarios discussions enable learners to challenge situations and ask questions. You will also issue you with practical guides to keep on hand, helping give a clear audit trail of activities, issues and decisions made during production. SEE THE COURSE Q & A FIND A PART PROFESSIONAL

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ACCREDITED PROFESSIONALS make the difference Working with children on your next production or project? Lead the way and select a PART ACCREDITED PROFESSIONAL PART City & Guilds Accredited Professionals set the new gold standard and benchmark for anyone working with children in the entertainment and advertising industry. They offer peace of mind with their understanding of Local Authorities requirements in line with the regulations, will assist productions to be cost-effective and crucially support your child protection policy. They represent and offer significant value, advantage, benefits, and safeguards for Production, Parents, Councils, Insurers and the children themselves. City & Guilds accreditation is only awarded to the highest quality programs, demonstrates a commitment to excellence and is an instantly recognized as the mark of quality and credibility. Mitigate Risk Streamline Processes Improved Performance Regulatory Compliance Industry Leadership Peace Of Mind SEE MORE VALUE & ADVANTAGES First Aid Qualified Insured to carry children in a car Qualified Level 2 Teaching Assistant Experienced overnight chaperone Experienced travel chaperone Experienced in TV, Film, and Theatre Official chaperone for Welsh National Opera Company Tracey Cogan Cardiff Chaperone 07940-550490 t.cogan4@gmail.com 29 yrs primary school experience (teaching throughout KS1&2) 15 as a head teacher BA HONS Theology 2.1 & PGCE Recent experience of chaperoning (licensed by Lancashire 24101)and tutoring young people working in film, TV and on the stage in London and abroad City and guilGuildsredited regulations training for working with children in the entertainment industry certificate NSPCC protecting children in entertainment certificate Susan Bartlett London Tutor/Chaperone 07979-578944 susanbounce1@gmail.com I have been a licensed chaperone since 2007 I have worked on various TV projects both in studios and on location I have worked on various film projects both in studios and on location I have worked in theatre both in the West End and on tour I have worked alone and in teams of various sizes I have worked with all ages from 6-month old babies up to 15-year olds. I have been involved with projects involving Keith De Souza East London (Ilford) Accredited Chaperone 07704-905655 Keith.de@hotmail.co.uk First language, fluent Welsh speaker 14 years’ teaching experience (comprehensive school) 9 years’ experience as an accredited chaperone Child safeguarding trained & DBS renewed recently Completed NSPCC child protection course Have worked as chaperone for opera company TV companies Theatre – indoors and open-air Chaperoned children’s choir on trip to Cape Town, South Africa Prefer to work locally JULI PASCHALIS CARDIFF CHAPERONE/TUTOR 07588-567525 juli.caersiddi@gmail.com PGDE in secondary education Hold a masters degree in Chemistry Diploma in Physics 4 years teaching experience in secondary education. Safeguarding Trained Available to work throughout the UK and abroad. Worked on Dumbo ‘Big Ears’ Medici productions Worked on Heirs of the Night series Worked on Rich House Poor House Worked on Surviving Christmas Hannah Nutley Nottingham with accommodation in London Accredited Chaperone and Tutor 07845-401419 HNutleyTutoring@outlook.com Council approved Chaperone – 12+ years Safeguarding trained Dorset based Friendly, approachable and adaptable Reliable and conscientious – ex-Bank 20 years Unblemished driving license since age 17 Mother of industry professional adult son Host Mother to 350+ international students Great sense of humor Valid passport & willing to travel Carol Andrews Bournemouth Chaperone 07977-556754 carolandrews@sky.com Andrea Murphy Location Role Description 07725-866814 Andrea.murphy2013@gmail.com Fiona Hallinan Basingstoke, Hampshire Chaperone 01234-567890 fihallinan@gmail.com I am a licensed tutor and chaperone with over 15 years experience in teaching and working with children of all ages. I have worked as Head of Science, Head of Pastoral Care and a member of the management team in schools alongside my role as a class teacher. My main teaching specialism is science, which I have taught at KS2, KS3, and Common Entrance 13+ level. I also have taught individual GCSE chemistry, physics and biology, and A-level chemistry. Adele Raynsford Hertfordshire Tutor/Chaperone 07779-853725 Adele_raynsford@hotmail.com Hi - My name is Sandra Sandra Fitt Vale of Glamorgan Role Description 01234-567890 sandra@part-uk.com Responsible, capable and caring professional chaperone ​ Fully licensed and accredited Trained in Child Safeguarding, First Aid and Food Hygiene and Safety Mother of two adult children Driver with clean driving licence Friendly, enthusiastic and super-fit Multilingual, including fluent French Available to work throughout the UK and abroad Trisha O'Reilly Lewisham Council Role Description 07711-896254 trishaoreilly@icloud.com 30 years experience as a teacher PART and NSPCC qualified chaperone Ex – Assistant Head teacher of large comprehensive Experienced in tutoring at secondary and primary age one-to one –or group tuition Credits include: Tutor for leads: Two for Joy (Blonde to Black)/ His Dark Materials (Bad Wolf/BBC)/ Surviving Christmas Soho films First aid trained Experienced overnight chaperone Chaperone WNO tours – UK and Dubai/ BBC productions including Casualty and Shop Well for less; also photo shootsSpeciality: Making learning fun when on set! Ceridwen Wilson Cardiff (Wales/South-West) Registered chaperone and qualified tutor status 07708-045474 ceriwilson@hotmail.com 10 years experience in theatre & TV Reliable Can travel & do overnights Great with all ages Consistent Professional Experience of working abroad as a chaperone References available Driving license & Passport Natalie Barron Denton Northampton Chaperone with NSPCC certificate 07814-370554 Ndenton@sky.com EMAIL US WITH ANY QUESTIONS

FREQUENTLY ASKED BELOW YOU WILL FIND A LIST OF FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (simply scroll down the list) If you have any further queries about PARTchild regulations training please do not hesitate to contact us by email, phone or Facebook Messenger. CONTACT US What does "City and Guilds Accredited" mean? City & Guilds accreditation is only awarded to the highest quality programs. It demonstrates a commitment to excellence and is an instantly recognisable mark of quality, consistency and credibility. It is an instantly recognisable mark of quality and credibility when working with and caring for children and shows a commitment to continuous improvement and excellence. Our commitment to achieving this, demonstrates our dedication to our learners, enabling them to attain the very best benchmark working as a professional within the entertainment industry. How long is the course? The course is a one day course. Registration is at 9.15 for a 9.30 am start and we aim to finish around 4.30pm. Do I need to be a registered chaperone to take the course? No, you do not... HOW DO I OBTAIN MY CERTIFICATE? Practical Accredited Regulations Training (PART) is the very first City & Guilds accredited programme specifically designed to set new standards, processes and practical guides in the areas of care, excellence and regulatory compliance for everyone working with children in the entertainment industry. During the course, there are 2 assessment papers; the first on the regulations and the second a scenario/case study. Once you have completed your assessments, your details will be submitted to City & Guilds and the a Certificate will be issued. Your City & Guilds accredited certificate will last for 2 years and supports your CV for employers, company websites and child protection policy. How do I download my CAT PAC? On completion of the course we will email you details how to download your CAT PAC for you to keep on file. How to I join the accredited professionals page? On attaining your accreditation you will be invited to join our accredited professionals page which will be displayed on line. ADVANTAGES BOOK NOW COURSE CONTENTS

VALUE FOR EVERYONE Learn more about how P A R T makes the difference Select your Audience PRODUCTION CHAPERONES INSURERS PARENTS COUNCILS

PARENTS AND GUARDIANS P A R T makes the difference Confidence Peace of mind Improved Performance Guiding children through the production process​ Requesting the use of PART Accredited Chaperone and Tutors for your child when working in the entertainment industry has support, well-being and performance benefits. As a parent or guardian of a child looking to work in or already engaged with the entertainment industry, it is only natural to have questions and concerns about how they will be looked after and how their individual needs, be it physical, spiritually, educational or emotional are taken into account and accommodated whilst working in a production. The PART City & Guilds Accredited Programme support production so together we are able to supply the gold standard in how children are cared for and accommodated whilst working within the industry. When your child is under the supervision and support of a PART Accredited professional you can feel confident that stringent processes along with years of experience, expertise, knowledge are focussed on your child's individual care and needs resulting in a happy, relaxed, rewarding experience and a great performance ENROL

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CHAPERONES TUTORS P A R T makes the difference Raised Awareness Best Practice Framework Audit Trail Toolkit City & Guilds Certificate Support Network Regulatory Compliance Industry Leadership The PART accredited course has been designed and is delivered by proven experts who have actually worked in the industry and are able to share their valuable experience, knowledge and advice. Delegates will to not only have a clear and concise understanding of their responsibilities when working with young artists but will receive an audit trail toolkit (The CAT PAK) with practical guides to keep on hand. As we always have something new to learn, by taking part in PART, you will endorse your commitment to support your own Continued Professional Development (CPD). Apart from highlighting your legal responsibility and associated risks, our group scenarios discussions enable learners to challenge situations and ask questions. ENROL

COUNCILS P A R T makes the difference Mitigate Risk Confident Selections Improved Trust & Care Regulatory Compliance City & Guilds standards Chaperones are ambassadors representing their licensing authorities on the ground policing Child Performance Regulations are adhered to. PART, City & Guilds Accredited Programme offers significant benefits to both ensuring all relevant procedures are in place and the directive of the child's license is upheld. Whether directly or indirectly working around children, having a clear understanding of the Child Performance Regulations and Local Authority requirements is essential, along with how to interpret those in practical terms when in production. PART – is a practical collaboration of Child Performance Regulations, the production process and a desire to support and encourage everyone working with children to gain a better understanding of their own child safeguarding responsibilities. City & Guilds accreditation is only awarded to the highest quality programs, demonstrates a commitment to excellence and is an instantly recognisable mark of quality and credibility. EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS