Policy
Here you will find all the policies relevant to various levels and programmes the club operates under.
Safety and Injury Management Policy- Training and Competition
The Wings Rhythmic Gymnastics Club (WRGC) safety and injury management policy aims to ensure safety during gymnastics sessions by assessing and eliminating risks, teaching techniques correctly, and prioritizing physical and mental preparation. The document also provides guidelines for responding to injuries and illnesses, and outlines the steps for returning from an injury.
Competitive Squad Programme
At Wings Rhythmic Gymnastics Club, our competitive rhythmic gymnastics squad is dedicated to cultivating excellence, teamwork, and personal growth. We strive to create an environment where each athlete can develop their skills, unleash their artistic expression, and achieve their highest potential in the sport of rhythmic gymnastics.
Membership is at the discretion of the head coach.
WRGC Safeguarding Statement 2024
Wings Rhythmic Gymnastics Club is committed to safeguarding children and by working under the guidance of our Safeguarding Policies, our staff, both volunteers and employed, working with our young people, throughout the organisation, seek to create a safe environment for young people to grow and develop within sport.
Code of Conduct for Wings Participants
Wing Rhythmic Gymnastics Club is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of our gymnasts. We believe it is important that gymnasts, coaches, administrators and parents associated with the club should, at all times, show respect and understanding for the safety and welfare of others.
Class Registration Policy
Registrations will only be available online via registration through the club portal – Here, you can create student profiles, explore available classes and schedules, and enrol. All in one convenient place.
Competitive Squad Programme
Membership is at the discretion of the head coach. Physical and psychological maturity, physiology, fitness tests, past performances, work ethic, cognitive capacity, behaviour, punctuality and attendance will be taken into consideration. The head coach will invite the participant for a trial and evaluate how they train before making a decision about offering a formal invitation.
Squad Member Payment Policy
Rhythmic Competition, Development, and Cheerleading squads train for longer hours than most other programmes, resulting in higher fees compared to recreational classes. To help manage these costs, squad members must agree to the payment policy outlined below, which allows fees to be spread out through monthly payments over the course of the competition season, rather than paying in one lump sum each term.