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This exam date is for candidates that recently attended a WAG Level 1 & 2 judging course and need to resit the full exam or repeat all or parts of the exam.   All Judges will be examined on Symbols & Execution Deductions. The pass mark for the Level 1 - award is 60% on Symbols, 70% on Execution & 70% on Theory The pass mark for Level 2 - award is 80% on Symbols, 75% on Execution & 70% on Theory Please note that if you failed any part of the original practical exam then you must repeat the whole exam again (practical and theory). Please note that if you failed just the theory part of the original exam then you can repeat the theory without the necessity to repeat the practical. Exam Details: Sunday May 10th – 10.00am to 4.00pm Practical Exam – 10.00am to 12.00pm Theory Exam – 1.00pm to 4.00pm Exam Venue - Sport HQ Building -  National Sports Campus, Blanchardstown, Dublin 15 Closing Date – May 10th - CANDIDATES WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND IF PAYMENT IS NOT MADE BEFORE THIS DATE Read more

Boomerang: Designing Experiences So They Come Back for More is an interactive workshop offering presented by Sport Ireland board member and lecturer at University College Cork, Professor Fiona Chambers, is a sneak peek into how design thinking can be used to create gymnastics experiences that truly engage and inspire. This session will explore how to design fun, inclusive recreational programmes tailored for Gen Alpha. Read more

In this workshop, delivered by Sergio Lara-Bercial of Leeds Beckett University, attendees will be able to explore what a club vision and strategy are, why they are important and how to create them and most importantly bring them to life. Starting from clarifying your WHY, the webinar will allow participants to explore how that WHY may translate into WHAT and HOW ideas over a set period of time to reach the desired goals. Read more

This session provides a practical overview of diversity and inclusion (D&I) within an organisational context. Participants will build a clear understanding of equality, diversity, and inclusion, and explore the key legislation that underpins fair and respectful workplaces. The session will examine the different types of discrimination and how they can arise in everyday working environments. It will also explore the concept of unconscious bias, highlighting how hidden assumptions can influence decision-making, workplace culture, and organisational processes. Read more

This session provides essential guidance on Garda vetting procedures and safeguarding procedures. Attendees will gain practical knowledge and stay up to date with current regulations. Read more

This webinar is specifically designed for Gymnastics Ireland member clubs to highlight the critical importance of timely accident reporting within the sport. Prompt and accurate reporting of incidents not only ensures the safety and wellbeing of athletes and staff but also plays a vital role in effectively managing and resolving casualty claims.   Clubs will gain a clear understanding of how early reporting can significantly influence the assessment and settlement of claims, helping to reduce costs and protect the organisation. The session will cover how claims arise, the impact of timely information on claim outcomes, and how insurers respond when incidents are reported promptly.   By attending, participants will learn practical steps to improve reporting processes, enhance risk management, and maintain a safer environment for all involved. Read more