Learning Visit Booking Form
Safeguarding & Expected Behaviours
Exeter Cathedral is committed to safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults. The Cathedral’s safeguarding policy is regularly reviewed and kept up to date with national guidance and can be found via our website or by request of the Learning Officer.
We are very pleased that you have chosen to visit Exeter Cathedral – this wonderful building with all of its exciting history and stories. We are committed to following government and Church of England guidelines for safeguarding children and vulnerable adults.
We would like to highlight our expectation that visiting staff are responsible for the behaviour of their pupils / students during their trip. This is a working Cathedral, often with many visitors – please prepare your group for what they will discover and how being respectful within the space and around others will be paramount.
We want every group to arrive reassured that everyone in the Cathedral is abiding by the same rules and protected by the measures we have in place.
We often split groups of 26-34 people into two groups for touring. Ideally, you will have two adults per group, especially if your learners have additional needs. Even though our guides are DBS-checked, they should never be expected to be alone with your groups. No child should be left unsupervised in the Cathedral.
We hope you have a super visit. Do let us know if you require anything further.