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TERMS AND CONDITIONS

 

Please note the following conditions when enrolling for Tennis Lessons:

 

  • All term fees must be paid in full in the first week of the term

  • A place will not be held without payment of term fees

  • Private classes are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase

  • For bank transfer, please provide student's full name as reference to:

Account name: J Widdowson

BSB: 633-000

Account Number: 160996807

  • Please put all cash payments in an envelope with students name clearly marked

  • Please ensure correct amount with cash payments

  • Please make Cheques payable to “J. WIDDOWSON”

 

CANCELLING THE CLASS
 
  • In the event of cancellation due to washout/heat-out, a text message will be sent with as much notice as possible
  • Please ensure Jim has your up-to-date mobile information
  • Jim Wid Tennis reserves the right to cancel any class at any time. Cancelled classes may be redeemed as make up lessons.
MAKE UP LESSONS
 
  • Make up lessons will not be given without payment of term fees
  • In the event of illness, a Doctor’s Certificate will be required for a make-up lesson
  • If you are unable to attend for any other reasons, notification must be given at least 24 hours prior to the class and only then a makeup lesson will be given
  • Make up lessons will not be carried over from term to term
  • Make up lessons are not transferable
  • Washouts/heat-outs will be made up during the school holiday program at the end of the term that the class was missed, unless other arrangements are made by the client
  • Information regarding school holiday program make up classes will be emailed to you by the end of the term
PHOTOGRAHY AND VIDEO IMAGES
I acknowledge that Jim Wid Tennis may film, use video analysis and photography during programs, lessons and events.
 
I acknowledge and agree that this usage, including for marketing & promotion purposes, is without compensation or notice to myself. Images may be used on our website, social media and other promotional material.
MEDICAL AND LIABILITY
I hereby authorise the staff of Jim Wid Tennis to act for me according to their best judgement in any emergency requiring medical attention. I release Jim Wid Tennis from any and all liability for injury or illness and costs, incurred while undertaking a program or event with Jim Wid Tennis.
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
 
Jim Wid Tennis supports Tennis Australia’s stance and efforts in helping educate parents on their important role within the child’s sporting journey. The following are some ideas and education that we would like you, the parent, to be aware of.
 
Jim and staff encourage all parents to remain off the court during their child’s lesson.  This enables both the coach and student/s to concentrate entirely on the lesson, create independence for the child, promote a child’s decision making skills and build the student-coach relationship.
 
As a parent / guardian of a participant in any activity held / run by Jim Wid Tennis you agree to try and meet the following requirements in regard to your conduct during any such activity, program or event to the best of your abilities:
  • Treat your child the same irrespective of them winning or losing
  • Remember that your child plays for their enjoyment not yours
  • Try to have fun when you are around your children at competitions and training. Well-directed humour can be a great de-stressor
  • Look relaxed, calm and positive on the sidelines
  • Make friends with other parents at competitions
  • Get involved in appropriate ways if your child or the coach behaves in unacceptable ways during competitions
  • Let the coach do the coaching
  • Understand that children will benefit from a break sometimes and that involvement in other sports is okay
  • Be there when the child performs poorly. Be an understanding listener rather than a critic, judge and/or fixer
  • Be prepared to give your child some space so that he/she can grow and develop as an independent person
  • Let your child know that your love for them is not associated with their sporting performances
  • Communicate with your child and ask them how they are really feeling about their sport and about competing in particular
  • Occasionally let your child compete without you being there and hovering over them
  • Emphasise the good things your child did in preparing for and during the match/tournament
  • Try to avoid:
    • Saying “we’re playing today”. Instead say “you’re playing today”
    • Giving your child credit for accepting the responsibility of performing
    • Getting too pushy or believe that you are indispensable. Let the coach do the coaching
    • Living through your child’s performances
    • Turning away when your child’s behaviour is unsportsmanlike.
    • Telling your child what he/she did wrong after a tough match
    • Making enemies with your child’s opponents or family during a match/tournament
    • Making your child feel guilty by reminding them about all the time, money and sacrifices you are making for his or her sport
    • Thinking of your child’s sporting performances as an investment for which you expect a return
    • Badgering, harassing or using sarcasm to motivate your child
    • Comparing your child’s performances with those of other children
    • Forcing your child to go to training. If they are sick of training find out why and discuss it with them
 
CHANGES TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS
 
If we decide to change our terms & conditions, we will post those changes on this page, and/or update the terms & conditions modification date below. If there are any questions regarding these terms & conditions please contact us using the information in our contact page.

These terms & conditions were last modified on 29th June, 2019.

Thank you

 

Jim Widdowson

0431299930

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