| Events | Location | Code | Date | Information |
| Start of Term 1 | AER MAG TRA WAG |
January 26 | Competitive classes | |
| Start of Term 1 | GfA | February 2 | Rec classes | |
| IGC Interclub Competition | Invercargill | MAG WAG |
March 21 – 22 | MAG 1-9 WAG 1-9 |
| End of Term 1 | April 9 | |||
| DGA Invitational | Dunedin | MAG WAG |
April 4 – 5 | MAG 1 – 9 WAG 1 – 10 |
| Start of Term 2 | April 28 | |||
| Southern Champs | Dunedin | MAG WAG |
May 16 – 17 | MAG 1-9 WAG 1-10 |
| CSG Classic | Christchurch | MAG WAG |
May 30 – 31 | MAG 1 – SI WAG 1 – SI |
| South Island Champs (ART) | Timaru | MAG WAG |
June 20 – 21 | MAG 1 – SI WAG 1 – SI |
| End of Term 2 | July 4 | |||
| NZ Gymnastics Championships | Auckland | AER MAG TRA WAG |
July 14 – 18 | |
| Start of Term 3 | July 19 | |||
| End of Term 3 | September 26 | |||
| Start of Term 4 | October 11 | |||
| End of Term 4 | GfA | December 12 | Rec Classes | |
| End of Term 4 | AER MAG TRA WAG |
December 19 | Competitive classes |
Author: IGC
2019 Events & Results
| Events | Location | Code | Date | Information |
| Start of Term 1 | AER MAG TRA WAG | January 27 | Competitive classes | |
| Start of Term 1 | GfA | February 3 | Rec classes. | |
| TCI #1 | Christchurch | TRA | April 6 – 7 | |
| End of Term 1 | April 13 | |||
| Start of Term 2 | April 28 | |||
| Upper South Champs | Christchurch | TRA | May 3 – 5 | |
| St Bernadette’s Junior Competition | Dunedin | WAG | May 19 | WAG 1-3 |
| Otago Aerobic Championships | Balclutha | AER | May 25 | AER All |
| South Island Invitational | Christchurch | WAG | June 1-2 | WAG 1-SI |
| DGA Invitational | Dunedin | MAG WAG | June 8 – 9 | MAG Results WAG & GymSports Silver+ Results |
| IGC Interclub | Invercargill | AER MAG WAG | June 15 – 16 | AER All MAG 1-9 WAG 1-9 |
| South Islands | Christchurch | TRA | June 29 – 30 | |
| Aspiring Junior Competition | Wanaka | WAG | July 6 | WAG 1-3 |
| End of Term 2 | July 6 | |||
| CSG Classic Competition | Christchurch | MAG WAG | July 6 – 7 | All Results |
| Top of the South (TBC) | Nelson | MAG WAG | July 12 – 14 | TBC |
| Start of Term 3 | July 21 | |||
| Otago Champs | Dunedin | MAG WAG | July 27 – 28 | All Results |
| Southland Champs | Invercargill | AER MAG WAG | August 3 – 4 | AER All MAG 1-9 WAG 1-9 |
| CSG Trampoline Classic | Christchurch | TRA | August 4 – 5 | (TBC) |
|
DGA Junior and Perform Championships
|
Dunedin | GfA WAG | August 17 – 18 | GymSports WAG 1-3 |
|
College Street Junior Competition
|
Dunedin | WAG | September 1 | WAG 1-3 (TBC) |
| South Island Championships | Timaru | MAG WAG | September 7 – 8 | MAG 1+ WAG 1+ |
| IGC Spring Gym for All Competition | Invercargill | GfA | September 22 | GymSports TeamGym Boys Rec |
| End of Term 3 | September 28 | |||
| 2019 New Zealand Gymnastics Championships | Auckland | All Codes | October 2 – 5 | |
| Start of Term 4 | October 13 | |||
| Southland Schools GymFest | Invercargill | GfA | October 20 | |
| Balclutha WAG STEP 1-3 | Balclutha | WAG | October 20 | WAG 1-3 |
| Ribbon Day | Invercargill | GfA | December 1 | Kiwi GymFun Artistic Awards Gymsports Boys Only Rec |
| Prize-giving & AGM | Invercargill | December 1 | ||
| End of Term 4 | GfA | December 16 | Rec Classes. | |
| End of Term 4 | AER MAG TRA WAG | December 21 | Competitive classes |
IGC Information Folder
The Invercargill Gymnastic Club maintains an information folder which contains all relevant information to do with the club.
It is hoped that through this Information Folder, the IGC Executive can keep in touch with all Members of the IGC and provide accessible and understandable documentation which covers all areas of the IGC. This may include foundation information, day-to-day running information, class information, enrolment information, codes of conduct, role descriptions, and all IGC policies, procedures, processes and plans. By making this information readily available to everyone, those who wish to learn more are able to gain a deeper understanding of how the IGC works, while those who need clarification on a specific topic are able to quickly and easily find the up-to-date answers.
NOTE: This folder is a work in progress, and as such is still incomplete.
This table of contents is only a draft, and currently only has the
completed and printed documents listed here.
The rest is still to come.
UPDATED: 17/08/18
1) Background Information
a) Amendment Procedure
b) Introduction
c) Contents Page/s
d) Certificate of Incorporation
e) The IGC Constitution
f) Mission, Vision, Values and Objectives
g) The Hierarchical Systems
i) Hierarchical Systems Chart
ii) List of Assigned Roles
iii) IGC Coaches – Role Overviews
iv) IGC Executive – Role Overviews
h) Progression Flow Charts
i) Competitive Classes
ii) Gym for All Classes
2) Class Specific Information
c) Class Fees
d) Class Timetable
3) Gymnasts and Parents
a) Enrolment Information
iii) GymSports NZ Enrolment form
iv) IGC Enrolment Form
v) Intention to Return Form
vi) Exit Survey
b) Welcome Guides
i) Competitive Classes
ii) Gym for All Classes
c) Codes of Conduct
i) Code of Conduct – Members/Athletes
ii) Code of Conduct – Parents/Spectators
d) Member Role Descriptions
i) Administration Officer Role Description
a. Independent Contractor Agreement – Administrative Roles
ii) Groundskeeper Role Description
iii) Gymnasium Cleaner Role Description
iv) Physiotherapist Cooperation – Memorandum of Understanding
4) Coaches and Deliverers
a) Welcome Information
ii) Independent Contractor Agreement
iii) Guide to Schedule One
iv) Code of Conduct – Coaches
v) Code of Ethics (from Sport NZ)
vi) Memorandum of Understanding – Education Investment
ix) Purchase Request Procedure
b) Coach Role Descriptions
i) Head Coach Role Description
ii) Lead Coach Role Description
iii) Support Coach Role Description
iv) Youth Coach Role Description
5) Executive Committee
a) Welcome Guide
b) Executive Committee Role Descriptions
i) President
ii) Vice-President
iii) Secretary
iv) Treasurer
v) Coaching Director
vi) Competition Secretary
vii) Immediate Past President
viii) Canteen Coordinator
ix) Grants and Funding Coordinator
x) Hazards and Faults Coordinator
xi) Technology Coordinator
xii) Uniform Coordinator(s)
xiii) Volunteer Coordinator(s)
d) Competitions and other Events
ii) IGC Competitive Gymnastics Competitions
b. Set-up and Take-down Guide
c. Emcee Guide
6) Plans, Policies and Procedures
a) Plans
i) IGC/GymSports NZ Club Development Plan
b) Policies – Health & Wellbeing
i) Anti-Doping
ii) Blood & Body Fluid Policy
iii) Complaints
iv) Emergencies Policy
v) Head & Neck Injuries
vi) Massage & Stretching of Athletes
vii) No Smoking Policy
viii) Risk Management Policy
ix) Gymnast Training – Assessment Procedure
c) Policies – Financial
i) Education & Recruitment Policy
ii) Fee Reimbursement Policy
iii) Payment of Accounts Policy
d) Procedures
Drop-in-Gym
Drop-in-Gym is a chance for pre-school children to have unstructured play in the gymnasium in a safe and supervised way, without a formal programme. The gymnasium is set up with fun setups each week for the children to explore. It is a great alternative to other pre-school programmes.
Parent supervision is essential.
Recommended ages 1 – 4 years
Cost – See our fees and timetable page HERE.
PlayGym
PlayGym introduces pre-school children to the basics of controlled movement in a fun way.
Each term focuses on skills such as;
- safe landings
- jumping
- balancing
- rotations
- swinging
and, - different forms of locomotion
The PlayGym programme is aimed at children aged 2½ years, up to school age. Younger supervised siblings are welcome to join in. Parent participation is essential.
Recommended ages 2.5 – 4 years
Cost – See our fees and timetable page HERE.
Kindy Gym
Kindy Gym is a step further from PlayGym. While the programme still focuses on similar skills to PlayGym, the Kindy Gym programme is aimed at children aged 4 years, up to school age. Parents can sit to the side in these sessions to watch while the coach instructs the children through various circuits and activities.
Younger supervised siblings are welcome to stay off to the side and play.
Recommended ages 4 years only.
Cost – See our fees and timetable page HERE.
Junior Gymnastics
The Junior Gymnastics programme (previously Kiwi GymFun) is designed to teach a foundation in all gymnastic codes that we offer, in a graduated, enjoyable way. This includes basics in artistic gymnastics, trampolining, aerobics, parkour, and other basic coordination activities.
The programme progresses through levels and children receive a certificate at the end of term if they pass their current level.
Recommended ages 5 – 6 years.
Cost – See our fees and timetable page HERE.
Artistic Awards
The Artistic Awards programme run through 10 grades in artistic gymnastics. The gymnasts get tested in week 7 in terms 1-3. Where if the pass their grade they will receive a certificate and then progress onto the the next grade.
Grades 1-3 will be tested in terms 1-3.
Grades 4-6 will be tested every second term.
Grades 7-10 (Advanced class) will be tested as they are ready.
The Artistic Awards are split by age and grade.
Junior – Ages 7-9 (Grades 1-6)
Senior – Ages 10+ (Grades 1-6)
Advanced – Grades 7-10
Cost – See our fees and timetable page HERE.
Boys Only (Rec)
Boys Only is a recreational class for boys where they do not need to feel outnumbered by girls which can occasionally happen in some of the other classes. The boys only class works on a simplified version of the national competitive men’s programme. If they develop advanced enough, there is the possibility to be assessed by a coach to enter into the main competitive programme.
Recommended ages 7 – 12 years.
Cost – See our fees and timetable page HERE.
Junior Tumbling
Children in this class will learn a range of floor skills, and aim to develop tumbling passes.
The tumbling programme progresses through 10 levels, and children receive a certificate and ribbon at the end of the term if they pass their current level.
The junior class is for levels 1 – 4.
Recommended ages 7 – 12 years.
Cost – See our fees and timetable page HERE.