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jumping
jelly beans ages: 18 months - 3 years |
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| This is a play gym program designed for the pre-schoolers from 18 months to 3 years, This program incorporates mums, dads or carers, and aims to challenge your child physically, musically, intellectually and socially. A variety of small and large apparatus, together with supplementary equipment, imaginatively converts the gym into a magical playground. An array of climbing, jumping, hanging, swinging, springing, balancing, rolling, throwing, catching and sliding activities are presented to your child to explore in a safe, caring and stimulating environment. Each session starts with a period of "free play" on the apparatus with mum, dad or carer. | |
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kindy
bears ages: 3-5 years |
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The kindy bears program caters for boys and girls from
3-5years, in a challenging, non-threatening environment.
roups are small
(8-12) per teacher) and where possible, children are grouped according to
age, standard and experience.
Pre School development The Pre School Development program caters for boys and girls from 3-5years, in a challenging, non-threatening environment. Groups are small (8-12) per teacher) and where possible, children are grouped according to age, standard and experience. Children in this group have usually done at least a term in Kindy Bears are are able to go into gym without any helpers.
Junior Gym Junior Gym caters for children aged 5-7 years old. Each child begins at the first level - BRONZE - and progresses through to GOLD -. Children are encouraged to participate in grading days, which are held on a Sunday morning towards the end of term. Each child receives a participation certificate as a record of his or her participation and achievements.
The progressive steps are: BRONZE - SILVER - GOLD |
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development
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| Classes are provided for 5-7 year girls and boys who have progressed through the junior gym quickly. The program is based on conditioning, body shape preparation and orientation. It is presented in a challenging and exciting way, so that the activities reinforce sound basic technique, but are also fun. Grading days are held at the end of each term and the gymnasts aim to demonstrate improvement in the key areas of strength, flexibility and shaping. It is advisable that the gymnasts remain in the program for several terms. If suited to the competitive stream, the gymnast will be recommended for pre-level 1 or pre-elite at around the age of 6, otherwise the natural progression is to the Recreational programme. | |
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school
programmes
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| Bunnerong provides one-hour
programs for schools
either at the school or the gym during the day. The program includes warm
up to music and basics on large and small apparatus, in circuits. A coach
is provided to lead the program, and the teachers assist with the
supervision on the circuits. We also design programs for one-day school
and pre-school excursions or end of term activities. |
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Recreational fun, fitness and skill development ages: 7-12 years |
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| Recreational programmes are the non-competitive progression for girls from the development program and for girls from 7 years who are new to gymnastics. It caters well for those not ready or not wishing to make the commitment to a competitive levels squad. | |
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birthday parties
Contact the gym office to book a birthday party with a difference. This popular program is available on Saturdays and Sundays. The program includes supervised gym circuits & games. The kitchen and foyer are available for food and we will clean up after you! The parties are available for children 4 years and upwards. SORRY No child under the age of 4 is permitted to participate in gym parties for SAFETY reasons.
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private lessons |
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Several of our coaches are available for private lessons for adults, dancers, children with special
needs and Squad Gymnasts preparing for their competitions. However, time slots are limited.
Contact the front desk for details.
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| The club offers clinics every school holidays for recreational gymnasts as well as for squads. Recreational clinics include workshops in gym (no experience necessary) and other activities eg drama, craft, tennis, ball games etc and are advertised towards the end of term. Bookings are necessary. | |