Covid Guidelines

COVID GUIDELINES 

Please read the following from our Covid Risk Assessment

 

There are some steps you should take to reduce the risk of transmission when you are participating.

Check for COVID-19 symptoms and health conditions
Before attending any sporting activities, all participants, officials, volunteers and spectators should self-assess for symptoms of coronavirus (COVID-19).

 

These are:
a high temperature
a new, continuous cough
a loss of, or change to, your sense of smell or taste

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If you have one or more of these symptoms you should not attend any sporting activity, even if your symptoms are mild.

 

Take part safely
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Continue to follow good hygiene practices, to reduce the risk of transmission in sport environments.


Avoid sharing water bottles or other refreshment containers. Where possible, take your own drink, in a labelled or highly distinguishable container.


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Face coverings are not required by law, but the government expects and recommends that people should continue to wear them in crowded and enclosed settings, to protect themselves and others. Where worn correctly, this can reduce the risk of transmission. People may wear them waiting to enter the premises.

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Avoid sharing equipment where possible and practical, particularly equipment which is used around the head and face. Headphones provided for silent fitness mode will be thoroughly sanitised before and after the class and are not to be shared once assigned to one participant.