Having certain certificates and information displayed at your club can be a legal or British Gymnastics requirement, but it can also mean less administrative work responding to member or staff enquiries.

Planning is an important part of any club at any stage of their journey.

Rise Gymnastics Discover is aimed at preschool aged children, from walking to when they begin school.

Rise Gymnastics Explore is aimed at school aged recreational gymnasts, who are learning foundation skills.

Rise Gymnastics Excel is aimed at more advanced recreational gymnasts, or for those who have already progressed through Rise Gymnastics Explore.

Intro To… courses are introductory level courses which introduce Young Leaders to the exciting opportunities within our sport.

The Club Timetabling information is to help you develop a new club timetable or revise and existing timetable.

Increasing the programme you have to offer is a fantastic way to recruit and retain members across a population.

Rise Gymnastics is a fun packed programme that provides a progressive journey for gymnasts and forms the foundations of gymnastics.

Gain a better understanding of what festival gymnastics is and what opportunities are available within festival gymnastics, both nationally and internationally.

Expanding a gymnastics club could include many different types of development but will usually necessitate or incur an increase in the number of gymnasts your club accommodates.

Through exposure to a British Gymnastics Preschool programme, children should develop strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination.

As gymnasts get older their motivations change. Whilst skill development is still important, developing strength, flexibility and fitness and having the opportunity to dance, display and socialise with others has increasing importance for gymnasts aged 11+.

Member feedback is one of the best methods to improve your club operations and let you know how your members are feeling about the work you are doing and the experience they are having with you.

What your club needs to know about hiring candidates from abroad after Freedom of Movement ended on 31st December 2020.

Operating out of multiple venues can help to alleviate some of these issues whilst also supporting you to increase your offer and sessions, generate additional membership income and engage new locations and communities.

Club Matters is the one-stop-shop for clubs of all sizes in England, giving advice on all aspects of running or setting up a club.

A club development plan will help club directors and managers to grow their clubs and keep track of the direction their club is taking.

Many clubs have a workforce that may include children and young workers, and so it is important to know that Children’ & ‘Young Workers’ are defined differently in law, and have different rights and restrictions placed on them regarding what they can do at work.

A great way to provide more opportunities for participants can be changing or adding to your programme over the school holidays and run ‘holiday clubs, camps or workshops’.

It’s important to understand what roles your club may need, who these roles may be carried out by and how they can work together to embed good and safe practice throughout club policies and procedures.

A guide to creating dedicated facilities within your gymnasium.

Succession planning is the process of identifying and training workforce with the aim of filling positions if a current role holder leaves.

The Active Partnerships work across all sports and physical activities, with a variety of different providers to focus on the needs of their communities.

Here are some considerations for clubs to deal with complaints as quickly and effectively as possible to reach a satisfactory resolution for all parties concerned and to prevent the complaints from escalating.

A common cause for parent complaints in clubs is that their gymnast has not received the attention or progression that she or he requires.

When running a gymnastics programme there are a number of reasons why you may consider hiring a facility.

Here are some of the essential elements to consider when contemplating marketing your club or program.

The success of a gymnastics club or programme relies on the engagement and satisfaction of its members.

This registration type is for people delivering additional sport -related services to British Gymnastics members including choreography, strength, fitness, physiotherapy, sport psychology , nutrition etc.

Read useful fundraising tips and ideas

This document will provide guidance on how to communicate effectively with your team and how to build good and long-lasting relationships with members, customers and your community.

Hiring out your facility is a great way to generate extra income, and also provide additional opportunities for both your members and your community.

Recruiting new volunteers can seem like a daunting task, and often many clubs do not know where to start.

As a valued club partner, you can benefit from displaying your British Gymnastics membership in your marketing and around your club.