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Assistance from parents for smooth running
This page has been superseded by the club's new Code of Conduct
Food & drink
Your help is required to ensure your child always comes with a drink in a non-spill sports type bottle, screw tops and cans have regularly resulted in spillage which is both dangerous (kids slipping) and annoying (goes sticky). Eating is NOT allowed in the Sports Hall and it would be most helpful if, in giving your child money to spend in the machines at the centre, you make it clear that they should not spend it on food until after their session is over.
Illness
If your child is unwell in any way that might affect their ability to trampoline or maybe they have had a fall or minor injury that might make it uncomfortable to bounce please do ensure that you let their coach know before the session starts.
Help with equipment
In order to get maximum bouncing time we do ask all bouncers (and parents!) to help put mats out at the beginning and away at the end of each session if they are at all able to do so (arrival 10 minutes early is a great help for first session and no more than 10 minutes is asked at the end of the second).
Dropping off and picking up
Parents should not expect members to leave the hall to meet them at the end of training sessions but should come into the hall to collect them - this also affords the coaches or other officers of the club the opportunity to discuss any important matters relating to their child's progress.