QuestionsPCTC Frequently asked questions
Gymmark
GymMark is British Gymnastic's club accreditation scheme that recognises the quality of the club. The key phrase for BG is ”safe, effective and child-friendly”.The benefits of GymMark include:
- Able to demonstrate that we have addressed issues such as equality and child protection which gives confidence to parents choosing the club for their children.
- Developing your club – the foundation for any club is its youth structure. So, by encouraging and attracting young members, you are building a strong future for our club. GymMark provides an excellent template for continuing club development.
- Developing our coaches, officials and volunteers – as part of GymMark, we are given help and advice in developing the skills of everyone involved in our club.
BG has adopted five modules based on set criteria through which clubs can realise
GymMark. These are:
- Development
- Training and Events Programme
- Duty of Care and Child Protection
- Sports Equity and Ethics
- Administration
For more information check the following websites
Common Questions
What does my child wear?
Loose clothing no denim’s, buttons, or zips. Socks, padded or two pairs.How long is the session?
The sessions are split into 75mins. 15mins of this time is taken up with warming up and cooling down exercises.
Does my child need a drink?
All children taking part in exercise need a drink with them. Water bottles with water in are allowed in the Hall, no juice or fizzy drinks. Should your child require a drink and has no bottle Welfare are always on hand to supply them with water.
Can I leave my child?
Yes all our supervisors have a CRB, and have attended Child Protection Awareness courses.
Can I stay with my child?
Yes Preston City Trampoline Club operate an open door policy, parents are welcome to attend all sessions in compliance with the Parent/Guardian Policy.
How much time does my child get on the trampoline?
It is the Policy of Preston City Trampoline Club to have only 5 children per trampoline, this gives them plenty of turns, encourages them to communicate with their peers, and to learn the discipline of spotting at a trampoline.
How much will it cost?
Initially as a casual bouncer £4.00 per session
After 4 weeks British Gymnastics Insurance is £17.00 per annum
To be a club member it is £35 per annum this includes BG Insurance, Welcome Pack, and the session fee reduces o £3.50 and your child’s place is guaranteed.
The session fee is paid monthly in advance