Safety At Slipstream Circus

Slipstream Circus asks that all attendees follow the below our guidelines to ensure a safe working environment for all.

Visitors

To minimise the risk and impact of contact within our community, we ask that our training space is for participants and trainers only. We ask parents/or guardians wait outside the Slipstream Circus venue when dropping off or collecting students to minimise the risk and impact of COVID-19.

Any concerns regarding any of the following should be directed to [email protected]

Participants

Attitude

  • We expect all participants to try their best during class
  • We expect all participants to have a positive attitude towards trainers and other members during class.

Communication

  • Parents may not stay during classes unless written prior arrangement has been made with the office explaining the reason this is required.
  • All other communication should be made by emailing Slipstream Circus directly via [email protected]

Clothing

  • Wear appropriate clothing to train in. Ideally the Slipstream uniform or appropriate leggings, tights, shorts, t-shirts.
  • Baggy clothing is not suitable!
  • Hair should be tied back at all times.
  • No jewellery should to be worn whilst training.

Food

  • Bring your own water bottle to training.
  • There is no eating in the training space.

Entering our training space

  • Listen to and follow trainers requests at all times.
  • No entering equipment storage areas.
  • The training space is for participants and trainers only, if you are needed within the training space please contact Slipstream Circus directly on [email protected]

Equipment

  • Trainers permission is required before using any equipment.
  • Treat all Slipstream equipment with care and respect.
  • No equipment is to be brought into class without prior approval from Lead Trainer.

We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the lands on which we train in lutruwita Tasmania and across the lands on which we work. We pay respects to the elders past, present and emerging. Always was always will be Aboriginal land.