Gymnastics aids in the development of children both socially and physically and is the starting point for inclusion in any sport. Gymnastics fuels the body and brain for learning and enhances body and spacial awareness. Gymnastics helps develop strength, flexibility, balance, co-ordination, agility and self-esteem. Gymnastics also teaches children to listen to instructions, take turns, and work independently. Lasting friendships are built, and children learn to respect both their teachers and their peers.

All our coaches are accredited and have Working with Children cards. We have a Junior coach training program and encourage our senior gymnasts to stay in their sport by becoming coaches and judges.

Most gymnasts will commence in our Recreation program where classes are run by age group. If your child has experience in gymnastics or something similar and you feel they need a higher level class, it is best to contact the office for advice.

Pre-school classes – maximum 8 gymnasts per coach Recreational classes – maximum 10 gymnasts per coach – however if we have a large number of gymnasts in the 4 – 5 year age group we will have a maximum or 8 gymnasts per coach.

Yes. You need to book prior to attending your class. We cannot guarantee you a place in the class of your choice if you have not booked.

Yes. We offer a casual class for new members wishing to try a class prior to enrolling. There is charge for the casual class which must be paid prior to attending the class.  Casual class fees are non-refundable and no credit will be issued if you do not turn up to the class. We can change the class for you, to another day, if you give us at least 24 hours notice. Class numbers are strictly limited.

 

Yes – make up classes are offered for all recreational classes, but are dependent upon class vacancies. Prior notification of non-attendance is required for make up classes to be issued.

Enrolments may be made via the Online Portal from our website. If you require assistance, please contact the office.

Yes. Re-enrolments may be made via the Online Portal from our website.

Leotards are preferred, however, leggings or bike shorts and a close fitted top are also acceptable for girls. Boys should wear shorts or bike shorts and a close fitted top. No buckles, buttons or zips please. Long hair must be tied back and no jewelry, including watches, fit bits etc. is to be worn.

It is necessary for gymnasts in the Competition Squad program to purchase a uniform. Compulsory items include competition leotard, tracksuit, shirt and backpack. Some squads also require a club training leotard and/or crop top. Gymnasts in the Recreational Program are not required to wear club uniform.

Gymnasts must bring a named water bottle to class. Please leave all jewellery, watches and electronic devices at home. We accept no responsibility for these items if they are brought to the gym.

On joining each year, gymnasts will be required to pay an annual registration fee.   This fee includes Personal Accident Insurance. Your gymnasts will be registered with either Gymnastics WA or Recreational Gymnastics Australia depending on the program in which they are enrolled.  Fees for gymnasts in the Recreational program are paid on a term by term basis. A term is a school term, usually 10 weeks. Pro-rata rates apply for gymnasts commencing mid-term. Fees for gymnasts in the Competitive program are paid monthly and include 46 – 48 weeks training per year.

Fees must be paid on enrolment and may be paid via the Online Portal from our website. Fees may also be paid in the gym office. We accept payment by cash or credit/debit card. Cheques are not accepted.