Monday 19th July 2021.
And so today is the day when all restrictions are lifted.
Just because we are not required to follow guidelines it does not mean we can ignore everything we have been doing for the past few months.
We all have to think about our personal responsibility to others by:
Social distancing is all about maintaining personal space, and we will be remaining 2m away from each other in class. If you want to linger for a chat and a 'catch up' consider when and where you stop for a chat.
Come ready to exercise. There are no changing facilities and please make sure you have the minimum of 'stuff' with you- and soft soled shoes. Please have shoes to change into to help keep the floor clean.
Face coverings. For all my classes, the distance from the front door to the hall is less than 20 paces. The hall management has not relaxed their rules on face coverings, so we carry on as before.
Payment: correct money only please. No small change.
Apparatus: I will use each set of apparatus once a week and put them away until the next week. I will have wipes/spray for you to wipe down the piece of apparatus you are using.
Checking in and contact details. If you have a phone that allows you to check in with the QR code then please do. I am required to hold the register for 21 days. Everyone must complete the safe to exercise form with your contact details.
Finally, should anyone get 'pinged' please let me know if the date/time of the 'contact' was before or after you attended class so I can act accordingly.
And so today is the day when all restrictions are lifted.
Just because we are not required to follow guidelines it does not mean we can ignore everything we have been doing for the past few months.
We all have to think about our personal responsibility to others by:
- Meeting in well-ventilated areas where possible, such as outdoors or indoors with windows open.
- Wearing a face covering where you come into contact with people you don’t normally meet in enclosed and crowded spaces.
- Washing your hands with soap and water or using hand sanitiser regularly throughout the day.
- Covering your nose and mouth when you cough and sneeze.
- Staying at home if unwell, to reduce the risk of passing on other illnesses onto friends, family, colleagues, and others in your community.
- Considering individual risks, such as clinical vulnerabilities and vaccination status.
Social distancing is all about maintaining personal space, and we will be remaining 2m away from each other in class. If you want to linger for a chat and a 'catch up' consider when and where you stop for a chat.
Come ready to exercise. There are no changing facilities and please make sure you have the minimum of 'stuff' with you- and soft soled shoes. Please have shoes to change into to help keep the floor clean.
Face coverings. For all my classes, the distance from the front door to the hall is less than 20 paces. The hall management has not relaxed their rules on face coverings, so we carry on as before.
Payment: correct money only please. No small change.
Apparatus: I will use each set of apparatus once a week and put them away until the next week. I will have wipes/spray for you to wipe down the piece of apparatus you are using.
Checking in and contact details. If you have a phone that allows you to check in with the QR code then please do. I am required to hold the register for 21 days. Everyone must complete the safe to exercise form with your contact details.
Finally, should anyone get 'pinged' please let me know if the date/time of the 'contact' was before or after you attended class so I can act accordingly.
What to bring to class?
- A bottle of water- the kitchen is closed.
- Dettol wipes- or similar.
- Hand sanitiser. We all have our favourite smell and texture.
- Tissues.
- A pair of large socks in which to put the bean bags.
- A pair of cotton gloves.
- Soft shoes.
- A roll of pedal bin liners and a tea towel.
- The correct money
