Good News on SGA Governance
09/05/12 | Scottish Gymnastics
sportscotland commissioned Deloitte to conduct a governance audit of the Scottish Gymnastics Association. We are delighted to share with you the results of this audit process and we can report that Scottish Gymnastics has been categorised as "fit for purpose", maintaining its Reasonable Assurance level which was last awarded in 2007.
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Scottish Gymnast Magazine
16/04/12 | Clubs
The Summer 2012 edition of Scottish Gymnast Magazine is now in preparation containing reports from GymFest, competition results and loads of cluib news. If you have any stories you would like to submit concerning you, your club or someone you know please get in touch.
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FAQ's for Parents / Guardians  Download
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Child Protection and Events From 1st October 2011, coaches without a current Disclosure or, for those coaches new to the scheme, a PVG Record as well as Safeguarding & Protecting Children certificate will not be eligible to take gymnasts to SG competitions and events. Scottish Gymnastics require all those working with children (coaches, judges, helpers, chaperones) within a club, regardless of whether in a paid capacity or as a volunteer, hold a current Child Protection certificate. For those aged 18 + this would be Safeguarding & Protecting Children and for younger coaches and helpers it would be Safe in Your Hands. Head Coaches and CPCs are required to hold a Safe Gym for All certificate in addition to Safeguarding & Protecting Children. We are currently updating our CP calendar for the second half of the year, and in light of the above criteria, we would ask clubs to check their own records to see how many of their coaches are due to attend a course or renew their certificate. For full details, including dates of courses already confirmed, view the full August 2011 newsletter here.
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