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The Wheels are Now Turning for Youth Riders …………. Resumption of Youth Training & Practice (These guidelines apply to England and IOM only) We know that everyone is keen for the resumption of youth activity as soon as it is safe and appropriate for them to do so and following the publication of the latest government guidelines on exercise, the ACU are happy to announce that youth training and practice can resume in England and the IOM in line with current training and practice timelines. This decision is based on government guidelines detailing the use of public spaces, outdoor activity and exercise. In case you haven’t seen the latest guidance the link to the document is given below: Training: Under the new social distancing guidelines, which allow up to, but no more than six people to gather, parents can take their children to a 1-1 coaching or training session, as long as the gathering does not exceed six people. Any sports coaches or trainers undertaking 1-1 sessions should ensure they are complying with relevant ACU guidance/advice and conduct a thorough risk assessment before engaging in any sessions. This should include particular consideration for under 18s and vulnerable adults. Practice Events: The latest Government advice is that it is important
children have as many chances to be as active as possible, so, youth
participation can now be included in Practice Permits. With immediate effect,
permit applications may be sent to the relevant Discipline Secretary to apply
for a Practice Permit for practice events including youth to commence from 8th
June. An updated Covid-19 Risk Assessment with guidance on youth practice will
be produced for each discipline in due course and sent out by Race
Secretaries. Summary of dates: We will update Centres and Clubs in Scotland and Wales when Devolved
Governments review their current guidelines
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