Come into the gym and see what will happen
When you arrive
Coming into the gym
Coming into the gym
When you arrive please come along the path from Wesley Road. Wait on the markings and a member of staff will meet you at the door when the gym is clear and clean.
Coming into the gym
Coming into the gym
Coming into the gym
A member of staff will take your temperature. All school age children must leave their parents here. For Preschool the parent and child will need to be checked.
In Reception
Coming into the gym
Entering the gym
When you get into reception choose yourself a chair for your coats ,shoes and drink. There are no facilities for anyone to change so come ready to work.
Entering the gym
Entering the gym
Entering the gym
Please sanitize your hands before entering the gym. There is santizer available or bring your own. Gymnasts will be expected to cleanse or wash their hands between each rotation.
During the class
Entering the gym
During the class
All warm ups, floor work, tumble, beam and vault will be done on vinyl mats. These will be cleaned between each rotation.
For Preschool all canvas mats will be exchanged for vinyl mats and will be cleaned between each class.
Social distance
Entering the gym
During the class
All our classes have been redesigned so the children will be kept apart at all times. It will be the parents' responisblity to keep the Preschool children apart whenever possible. Adults must social distance.
Leaving the gym
Leaving the gym
Leaving the gym
At the end of the class the children must wait on their chair for their parent to arrive.
Staff will be on hand to help them and guide them out.
ALL PARENTS MUST WAIT OUTSIDE.
Questions
Leaving the gym
Leaving the gym
If you have any questions please ring us on
07718394223
Welfare Officer
Vicky Ashworth
You may be aware of articles in the media that are highlighting poor coaching practices in some clubs in Great Britain. There is a system in place for gymnasts and parents to bring things like this to the notice of the club and British Gymnastics It starts with the Welfare Officer, which each club should have.
Bristol School of Gymnastics‘ Welfare Officer is VICKY ASHWORTH She is an International Gymnast. A National Judge and soon to be Level 3 coach She is also our Schools Outreach coach so she has lots of experience at all levels of gymnastics and takes her job as Welfare Officer very seriously. If you have any concerns or questions you may contact her on welfarebsg@gmail.com
