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Overview This CPD course supports coaches to apply the Gymnastics Ireland Stretching Policy (2026) safely and confidently in their club environment. It combines evidence-based theory with practical application through an assessed case study. The course explains the rationale behind the policy's permitted and prohibited stretching techniques, equips coaches to communicate the changes positively to gymnasts and parents, and supports coaches to plan, deliver and evaluate flexibility programmes that align with current best practice. Who this course is for? This course is recommended for all GI registered qualified coaches regardless of level. Mandatory for all GI registered and active Level 2 coaches and above must complete this course by 1st December 2026. Course content: A 1-hour pre-recorded presentation 30+ example videos demonstrating stretching techniques aligned with the policy Supporting articles from the scientific community A summary document of the GI Stretching Policy A theory knowledge check An assessed case study with coach and gymnast reflection Reviewer feedback against a published marking rubric Time commitment This is a self-paced course with a fixed 90-day window for case study submission. Realistic completion time is 10–12 weeks from enrolment, including a 6–8 week practical case study with a gymnast (or group of gymnasts) in your club. 90-day deadline The case study must be uploaded within 90 days of enrolment. Failure to upload by this deadline results in the course being marked incomplete. Re-enrolment, including payment of the €30 fee, is required to continue. Certification requirements Watch the recorded presentation in full Complete the theory knowledge check  Plan and implement a 6–8 week flexibility enhancement programme with a group or individual gymnast in your club Reflect on the process and outcomes Upload the completed case study to LearnUpon within 90 days of enrolment Receive feedback against the marking rubric within four weeks of submission Receive certification of completion Resubmission for failed case studies Coaches whose case study does not meet the marking rubric on first submission will have a single 30-day window to revise and resubmit. This applies to coaches who submit by the 1 December 2026 deadline. Where the resubmission also does not meet the rubric, the course is marked incomplete. Re-enrolment, including payment of the €30 fee, is required to continue. Coaches who do not submit a case study by 1 December 2026 are non-compliant with the GI Stretching Policy (2026). Cost €30 per coach. The fee may be paid by the individual coach or by the club, at each club's discretion.  Refunds are not available once enrolment is complete. Re-enrolment is required if the 90-day deadline is missed. Ongoing support On enrolment, candidates have access to support and review of their work throughout the completion process. Details on how to access this support are provided within the course.   Read more

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

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 workshop will guide participants through the Garda Vetting process, explaining what to do, what to avoid, and how to complete the forms correctly. It will answer common questions about forms, documentation, timelines, and potential mistakes that can delay approval. Participants will leave with a stronger understanding of Garda Vetting requirements and confidence in completing their application 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