There have been some updates to the RTT document and I am now attaching the updates and the new Return to Training declaration document.<\/p>\n
Changes \u2013<\/p>\n
Slide 5 \u2013 formatting of diagram<\/p>\n
Slide 9 \u2013 added as numbers rather than bullets<\/p>\n
Slide 10 – Supporting resources amended \u2013 Declaration \/ Thought Starters now referenced<\/p>\n
Slide 17 \u2013 British Swimming learnings \u2013 changed design<\/p>\n
Updates into the Club Guidance will be added very soon.<\/p>\n
Can I also highlight a new resource (attached and on the supporting resources hub) \u2013 Return to Training \u2013 Declaration.<\/p>\n
A club by matter of course should always keep attendance records of those at sessions, but this Declaration allows 1 signature to be signed at the Return to Training and prevents the club from needing to get athletes to sign a statement \/ register at every session Re: C19 symptoms. – But they still need to maintain a record of attendance.<\/p>\n
For any clubs that have suggestions or improved ways of clubs Returning to Training, please do get in touch, listening to those at the coal face is really important.<\/p>\n
These details are being circulated on behalf of Jon Keating the Club Development Director for Swim England.<\/p>\n
Kind regards<\/p>\n
Chris<\/p>\n
Chris Vickery (Mrs)<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n| Office Co-Ordinator | \nEvents Officer<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n <\/td>\n<\/tr>\n | T 01823 666792<\/p>\n | E chris.vickery@swimming.org<\/a><\/p>\n
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