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Child protection policy

Young Euro Classic aims to make Children’s Day as open, safe and child-friendly as possible. Children and their families should be able to discover music in a playful way, meet one another and share positive experiences together. The focus is on enabling young visitors to actively participate and explore their creativity.

To address this in a concrete and transparent manner, Young Euro Classic has developed a child protection policy for Children’s Day. Among other things, it sets out the festival’s guiding principles, identifies key contacts and explains the protective measures in place.

Safety is understood as an ongoing responsibility – throughout the planning, delivery and follow-up of Children’s Day. Children’s rights, access to support and the responsible handling of complaints are central elements in this context. The aim is to create a Children’s Day that empowers children to enjoy music whilst ensuring the greatest possible safety and care for one another. Below you will find further information and resources on Young Euro Classic’s child protection policy.

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An overview of the child protection policy

Anyone wishing to get an overview can read our summary of the safety plan

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Child protection policy Poster

We’ve created a visual representation of the Child protection policy – take a look.

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Child protection policy – download

The full child protection policy to download and read through

Do you have any questions or would you like to provide personal feedback on the safety plan?

Please feel free to contact Lena Amberge:
lena.amberge@minzgmbh.de
+49 30 – 88 47 13 915

You can submit anonymous feedback here: