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Costs vary between clubs however you can expect to pay both a term fee and an annual registration fee (which includes insurance cover and Gymnastics WA membership) at each club.

If your child reaches the competitive level you will have the additional costs involved with competitions such as entry fees and uniforms.

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Parental involvement can play a big part in your child’s participation and success in gymnastics. We love having the parents of our gymnasts involved in their chosen sport.

After all, it’s exciting to see your child progress, learn new skills and come home bouncing off the walls because they managed to stick a skill they’ve been working at for months. There’s no better feeling – for the gymnast and the coach!

As with any sporting association, there is always a call out for volunteers to ensure the ongoing enjoyment for our children. Volunteers may be required to assist with fundraising and event operations.

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YES! All our gymnastics clubs are about participation and fun! All our clubs offer classes that are perfect for children who want to come along and do gymnastics once a week. These classes are ideal for children to improve their development and coordination and assist them with other sporting or academic endeavours.

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For most classes girls should wear a gymnastics leotard and boys should wear a singlet or t-shirt and shorts. In the interest of safety, accessories such as belts, buckles and jewellery should be left at home. Hair should be pulled neatly and securely away from the face. All students should be barefoot while in class.

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First you will need to find your nearest club using our club finder. Then contact your club via telephone or email to obtain more information on their enrolment process.

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We have programs that can support children from zero to 12 years of age to start gymnastics, right through to adult classes.

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All of our coaches are fully qualified and accredited with Gymnastics Australia.

All Gymnastics WA affiliated clubs are required to ensure that all their staff (including coaches) are assessed for suitability to work with children and young people.

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Each club will have their own guidelines on whether you will need to remain with your child during their class.

For children under the age of four, parents are required to actively participate with their child at all times.