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Tennis Development

Road Show

Director of Tennis

National Tennis Day

Tennis 10’s

Working with Parents

ITN – NPD – Ranking – Categories

New Initiatives &

Update on Current Projects

Schools Tennis Initiative

Coach Licensing and PTR opportunity

Club Development

Indoor Tennis

New Initiatives &


Child Protection

Questions & Answers

Distribution of Tournament Permits

New Initiatives &


Conor O’Callaghan Regional Development Officer

Roger Geraghty Director of Development

George Lucas Ulster Branch President

Breffini Carpenter Development Director

Speakers

The DIRECTOR OF TENNIS Course

Regional Development Officer

Tennis Ireland Road Show

March /April 2012

WHAT IS A

DIRECTOR OF TENNIS?

The person at the club who directs

the overall programme in relation to

both the playing and

coaching schedule.

1. Design, plan, schedule and supervise the coaching and playing programme for junior and senior club members.

2. Work closely with both coaches and relevantcommittees to ensure that all playing and coaching programmes are delivered effectively.

3. Monitor activity at the club, in order to plan for further development of the programmes.

What Does a Director of Tennis do?

A Successful Director of Tennis will:

1. Set up, maintain and develop great programmes

2. Ensure full use of the club’s facilities – generate income

3. Promote tennis in the area

4. Improve the image of the club

5. Attract new members

6. Retain current members

7. Provide continuity (committees)

8. Provide cohesion between different groups in the club –adults/juniors/parents

9. Lead the coaches – a complete programme

incorporating a `standard approach’.

COORDINATION at a professional level

A coaching programme needs standardized principles…

The Tennis Ireland

Director of Tennis Course

1. The Role of the Coach

2. Approaching a Club

3. Components of a Club

Development Programme

4. Working with parents

5. Communication Skills

6. Risk Assessment

7. Protecting Our Children

8. Running A Business

9. Working with

Committees

10. Staff Management

11. Important Forms and

Documents

Two Path’s…

1. Tennis Ireland Certified

Director of Tennis €125

2. Examine/study the

material,

adapt to you club free

Tennis Ireland’s Request?

1. Access the material and use it for the

benefit of your club programmes.

1. Consider appointing a Director of

Tennis (full time or part time) who has

or is committed to achieving

certification.

www.tennisireland.ie/coaches/coachin

g_courses/director_of_tennis

FULL DETAILS:

YOUR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

North Leinster – Brendan Moran

South Leinster – Peter Farrell

Munster – Conor O’Callaghan

Ulster – Lauren Smythe

Connacht – Garrett Barry

National Tennis Day

Des Allen

Chief Executive

Extract from Strategic Plan for Tennis 2012-2014

Development / Recreational

The over-riding theme in everything we do in this period must be to grow the

numbers playing the sport

National Tennis Day

Marketing Toolkit

Marketing Toolkit – key messages

• Tennis is a global sport

• Tennis is for Life

• Tennis is great for kids

Marketing Toolkit – key messages

• Tennis is fun

• Tennis is easy

Starter player pack – Martyn Evans Sports, Dublin

Shirt €25-35

Shorts €20-30

Socks €10

Shoes €55-90

Full graphite starter racquet €59-100

Balls €7

Total €250

Annual Club subscription €320

Tennis is cheap and accessible

Tennis is Healthy

Delivering the Marketing

messages

Open DaysOpen Days

Club Open Days

Timing

Wimbledon finals

Promotion

Local media

Demographics

Fish where the fish

are

Targeted marketing

Schools

Paid advertising

Limited use

Social media

Essential

National Tennis Day

The objective is to create a National

focus/profile and the support

infrastructure for the Club Open

day concept

National Tennis Day

Details:� Saturday 7th July – Ladies Finals at Wimbledon

� Target = 100 Clubs staging Open Days

� Use the Naas 2011 model as the template

� Support from major sponsors such as Wilson and BNP Paribas

National Tennis Day

Details:

www.nationaltennisday.ie� Naas template and other “how to” information

� List of participating Clubs

� Resource and promotional materials (templates)

National Tennis Day

Details:

� Website operational – Mid April 2012

� Media launch - Early May 2012

� National radio advertising campaign – Late June 2012

TENNIS 10s



March /April 2012

Those who organise competitions

and tournaments play a vital

role in Irish tennis by providing

the events children love to

play!

Thank You!

NEXT CHALLENGE: Ensure your events comply with the

new Tennis Ireland and ITF rules of

tennis…

Correct ball

Correct court

Correct format–

teams/RR/modify score/doubles

Racquet Size…

MORE INFORMATION:

TENNIS IRELAND RULES AVAILABLE AT:

http://www.tennisireland.ie/clubs/tournament_regulati

ons

ITF WEBSITES:

www.tennisplayandstay.com

www.tennis10s.com

Support from the top…

“Young kids don’t play soccer on a full pitch, so why should they play tennis on a full court? Support Tennis 10s”

Roger Federer

“That’s how I started to play...I think when you are 6, 7 , 8 years old, and you’re not tall, you’re not strong, it’s great to have soft balls and smaller racquets”

Justine Henin

“If you play with slower balls on a shorter court, everything is going to be better and easier”

Rafael Nadal

Tennis Ireland Development Road Show

Roger Geraghty

Director of Development

WORKING WITH PARENTS


• In the early stages the most impressionable people in a

young child’s life are their parents

• Recruiting Children means recruiting their Mothers

• Most of the popular sports are recruiting at a very young

age and this may start at 4+

In the Director of Tennis Course Peter Farrell refers to the fact that he often hears Coaches and Club Officials

talking about “Dealing with Parents”

This sounds like a chore rather than something positive

Parents are important stake holders at a club

If Parents are not happy that the club is satisfying the

needs of their child then they are more than likely to

take them out of the club


Seminar / Workshop for parents

• The Club and Coaches Philosophy

• How to Help Your Childs Physical Development

Recruit sub committees of interested parents to organize

events for juniors and provide training

How can we assist Parents?

Provide a Template Presentation that can be delivered by the Coaches, the Children’s Officers and the Junior Committee representatives

A member of our Development Team can assist with the delivery of the first presentation

For Clubs to avail of this service contact the Regional Development Officer

How can we assist the

clubs in helping Parents?

International Tennis Number

National Player Database



March /April 2012

National Player Database

The National Player Database will become a center piece in the months and years to come in the following areas :

– Communication to all club members in relation to Regional , Provincial and National Tennis News

– Central Information System for National Grading System (ITN)

– Branch Run Competitions (Winter League , Summer Cups etc …)

– Provincial and National Junior Ranking

– In time comercial benefits will also be available from the NPD

The NPD will become the central hub for the running and communication of all tennis related activities and I would encourage your club to get involved so the

above projects can proceed

International Tennis Number

• Background

• Recognised Rating System

• Influence on player retention/

participation levels

• ITF development of ITN

• On Court Assessment

• Cross reference grid

• Descriptor

JUNIOR NATIONAL RANKING

TOURNAMENT CATEGORIES



March /April 2012

JUNIOR RANKING

INTRODUCTION:•The 2012 junior ranking year started in October 2011 and will run until September 2012

•It comprises of over 60 junior events that take place throughout the country including match plays

•The system has been re vamped with a lot of time and effort being put into it . This is a huge step in improving the competitive structure through out the country

JUNIOR RANKING

REGISTRATION:•All players require a Tennis Ireland PIN number . No PIN , No Points !!

•New players to the system contact their club and if the club is not registered on the National Player Database PIN’s can also be applied for at www.tennisireland.ie

•We would encourage all clubs to get involved in the NPD so that they can manage this process in the most efficient manner

JUNIOR RANKING

RANKING POINTS:•All players with PIN numbers will receive points for matches won , regardless of what Junior event they enter

•Points start from under 12 upwards

•Players will be ranked based on their best 6 tournaments . This can be viewed at www.tennisireland.ie

JUNIOR RANKING

TOURNAMENT CATEGORIES:•All tournaments are categorized as follows :

•Championship (Fitzwilliam and National

Indoors)

•National (Winter and Spring National Match

Plays)

•Category 1 – 5 (Junior Opens range from 1 – 3

with certain regional and provincial match plays

4/5)

JUNIOR RANKING

RANKING POINTS:•Points table available at :

•www.tennisireland.ie/players/juniors/junior_ranking

•All Junior Players Ranking can be found at :

•https://www.tennisireland.net/ranking/showrankings?r

ankingtypeid=5

•This system is constantly under review and all feedback will be taken on board

JUNIOR RANKING

CONCLUSION:•It has taken a long time to get to where we are and we are very hopeful that this ranking system will help stimulate our competitive structure through out the whole country

Tennis Ireland Development Road Show 2012

Roger Geraghty


Do we need full size Tennis Courts for grass roots programmes?

The Development Team and the Coaches Association came up with a plan to promote tennis in Primary Schools by introducing Curriculum based Tennis Lessons into the Games Strand of the Primary School’s PE Curriculum

The following has been put in place

We have appointed a Project Coordinator

The Preparation of an on line School Pack available for

download

The Pack

A series of curriculum based lesson plans covering tennis for

all Primary School classes

Video footage of each drill & game

The Lesson Plans show what objectives of the curriculum are

being developed in each lesson so the teachers will be aware

it's related to the PE Curriculum

Assessment cards and certificates have been prepared which

will allow the student to chart their own progress, and are also

directly associated with the PE curriculum

An introductory letter has been produced for the selected

schools outlining coach qualifications, insurance, child

protection & vetting

The Pack

An article regarding the Schools Tennis Initiative has been included in the very popular Teachers Magazine

IN TOUCH MAGAZINE

The Active School Flag

The Active School Flag was launched by the Department of Education in 2009.

It is a non-competitive initiative which seeks to recognise schools (both primary and post primary) that provide quality PE, co-curricular physical activity and sports programmes for their students.

The Literature we developed is uploaded on the Active School Flag Web Site under the NGB Section.

Schools & Coaches involved

There are 85 Schools and 65 Coaches that have expressed an interest in getting involved

The Development Officers and the Coordinator are currently working to match the Coaches up with the schools

Ongoing Monitoring and Evaluation / Web

maintenance

School feedback forms

Coach feedback forms

Club feedback forms where coach has gained new members

through school delivery

Ongoing updates for Tennis Ireland, Tennis Coach Ireland and

the coaches.

As we know Tennis has a lot of competition from other sports

and the Sports are recruiting at very early ages

Therefore, it's very important that we target local schools as part of our

strategy to attract new members to our clubs

Below are some points that were made at previous presentations

Influence to take up a sport comes from the family & school

You need to fish where the fish are

Clubs

Promotional Days in the School

Introductory lessons by the Club Coach in the School

(6 weeks)

Offer follow up membership

Promote the Parks

Clubs

Licensing

Roger Geraghty


To further educate and update Coaches on the most recent information and best practice available in the Tennis Coaching Profession

Licensing

Objective

Criteria to be met by the end of 2012:

Licensing

Coach must be up to date with Vetting and Child Protection

Coach must have attained the minimum annual CPD points required by Tennis Coach Ireland which involves attendance at the National and Regional Conferences

License will be valid on a yearly basis and coaches will need to meet the minimum criteria in order for the license to be renewed

Coaches achieving the minimum criteria will receive a Certificate from Tennis Ireland and listed as a “Licensed Coach” on our Website

Licensing

PTR Opportunity

Pathway Course

Credit for current PTR members

PTR Opportunity

The Course

Participants will first take the on line theory presentations and the relevant on line mini tests for each presentation.

PTR Opportunity

The Course

The contact hours will involve 48 hours over 6 days with a Tennis Ireland Tutor

PTR Opportunity

The Course

There will be 4 Practical assessments and one final on line written test at the end of the Tutor contact time.

PTR Opportunity

The Course

A Logbook will be provided to the trainee coaches where they will be asked to complete 12 appropriate hours with one of the TI Internship Providers who will verify completion of the task

PTR Opportunity

The Course

Participants will need to go through the vetting process and produce evidence that they have attended Child Protection Awareness Training

Promotion of the Course has commenced and we plan to deliver our first course in the Autumn


Club Development

George Lucas

President Ulster Branch

Tennis Ireland

Tennis Ireland Strategy

•“Promote tennis as a healthy sport for life, developing friendships & enhancing

communities.”

Tennis Ireland Strategy

•Ulster Tennis has 3 Strategic Objectives

1. Increase Number of People Playing Tennis • 4.2k-2009 to 7.3k- 2015

•‘Clubs/Parks-Councils/Schools

•Enhanced Club Programme to retain members

2. Develop a Top 100 World Class Player•‘Player pathway programme- Club/Regional/Dev- Centre of Excellence’

•‘Improve & Increase Tournament Competitions’

• Refer to Jim Watt’s presentation

3. Increase Revenues to Support Player Development & Improve Facilities•Replace Playing Surfaces & New Covered Courts

•‘Club Development/Sponsorship/Partnerships & Fund Raising’

•Benchmark Club Membership Fees

Tennis Ireland Strategic Objectives“Extra 4.5k Players/Extra £1 million

income” toSupport Player Development/Improve

Facilities

Growth: 4.5k newmembers

Extra £600k pa ‘Play & Stay’

Programme

For all members

Team/Coaching/

Player Pathway

Increase Revenue

Subs and Levys £150-£200

Extra £400k pa

CostReduction

“Pay as you use”Cost Recovery

Extra £25k pa

Fund raisingSponsorship

Extra £50k pa

ProductivityCourt Utilisation

Target 150 membersper court

Club Development Plan

Introduction

• Objective: Promote tennis in the community

• All ages/abilities/social groups• Healthy sport for life and great fun

• Why Club Development is so important• Foundation of tennis• People are recruited to the game via the Clubs and

retained via competitive/social play

• Club committees are vital– Hard working volunteers run Clubs. The plan is aimed at

supporting their efforts by providing ideas to stimulate development.

Growth Strategy Integrated into Committee Minutes &

Performance Reviewed Monthly

Growth: 100 newmembers

Extra £12.5k pa‘Play & Stay’

Programme

For all members

Team/Coaching

Increase Revenue

Subs and Levies £125-£160

Extra £10.5k pa

CostReduction

“Pay as you use”Cost Recovery

Extra £2k pa

Fund raisingSponsorship

Extra £5k pa

Court UtilisationTarget 150 membersper court

“Increase from 200 to 300 Members- Club Moves from Breakeven to £30k Profit”

Club Strategic Objectives-“Extra 100 Players/Extra £30k profit”/Player Development, etc

‘Unfocussed Leadership is Major

Inhibitor to Development- Structure to Support Strategy

‘Checklist: Functions/Roles in Club’

Leadership and

Management

x Tournaments √

- Chairman √ Sponsorship x

- Secretary √ Fundraising x

- Match Sec √ Club Nights x

- Treasurer x Minute Secretary x

- Membership Sec x Communication √

- Tennis Director &

Programme

x Website x

Child Protection √ PR x

Coach √ Juniors √

Health & Safety X Juveniles √

Maintenance x Equity & Equality x

•One person each

role to support

strategy- typically 20

postholders + 30

volunteers.

•Ensure Leadership is

joined up

→‘Chairman,

Committee,

Management Staff,

Coaches,

Volunteers.’

�“Strategy integrated

into Club minutes,

key tasks allocated to

person accountable,

and rigorous follow-

up monthly.”

Why Court Utilisation Is

Important

• Member per court average is 35 in Ulster

• One Club has 170 Members per court

• Successful Clubs have an average of 150 Members per

court

• Under-utilisation weakens Clubs financially and Club

programmes

‘More people, more fun, more income.’

• 80% members play 1 per week and 20% play 3 times per

week.

Increase Club Membership

200 to 300 Extra 100/£12.5k

• Increasing membership is an ongoing need– Circa 15% member lapse each year (exams/university/

golf/move away)- More members, more fun, more income

– Target and plan increase in membership

– Current 20: Yr1 50; Yr2 100; Yr3 150 (plan 150 members per court)/ Measure progress each month

• Mail shot campaign/posters (see following slides for

leaflets and template plan)

– Free Junior coach programme for Club Members, (cup of coffee for

parents); children joining encourages family membership eg Irvinestown

and Downshire

Leaflets/Mail shots

Downshire Tennis Club Example- ‘10 Weeks Free Coaching-100 New Members in 2011’

Downshire Tennis Club 10 Week Free Coaching Template

Plan

‘Need for a detailed plan to ensure effectiveness’


200 to 300 Extra 100/£12.5k

• Build on “Wimbledon factor” & National Tennis Day-advertise Club via Posters and “Open days” (See following slide- Wimbledon Day Poster)– Plan 3 Open Weekends Per Year (see appendix 3- Wimbledon Day Posters)

– March/June-Wimbledon/Sept

– Plan an event on Friday night, BBQ /Pizza & fun tournament also Sat & Sun-

something for all ages and spread to avoid wet day failure

• Tiny Tots Programme- 3 to 5 year olds- Larne

Tennis Club

– (ensure Club rule changed to accommodate)

• Ladder Type- Challenge Internal League

– 5 people in each section, 2 go up, 2 go down each month. Men and

Wimbledon Open Day Poster

Portadown Tennis Club Example


200 to 300 Extra 100/£12.5k

• Produce Club Brochure

• Link with Parks Tennis (see following slide for example

leaflet)

– “Community Outreach”/Schools/Councils- “Active Communities

Coaches”

• Invite a friend or neighbour to join

– (recruit 5 new members – 50% free reduction one year)

• Recruit teachers to invite class etc

• PTAs/Churches/other sports – badminton clubs and

GAA Clubs

Parks Tennis Leaflet

Parks Tennis Leaflet Example


200 to 300 Extra 100/€12.5k

• Tournaments

– Plan to host a tournament (good practice notes from Munster

available)

• Interfirms League- St Anne’s, Waterford, Tennis Club

-Contribution £10k per year

• Website – Advertising club and PR Campaign (see following slides

for examples of Club Websites)

• Groupon Deal- Windsor Lawn Tennis Club

– Good practice in outreaching to community and increasing

membership (see appendix 1 for template plan)

Club Websites

Cloughey & District Tennis Club Example Irvinestown LawnTennis Club Example


200 to 300 Extra 100/£12.5k

• Club programme requires ongoing review-

– Club nights/coaching programme/league teams/internal

league/social events- Fundraising

• Provide a welcome/introduction

– Cup of coffee

• Reduce leakage in membership by phoning

“lapsed” members

– Ask what’s wrong/encourage return and payment of subs etc

Conclusion

• Plan provides blueprint for development (5 years)

• Each slide can be used to support/focus on your club needs

• See following slide for Sample Club 1 page strategy

• Don’t be overwhelmed- pick a slide/segment/start

• See previous Checklist of Club Roles/Functions

• Ask for help: George Lucas (arrange a Club Visit)

• Largest issue to overcome is recognising what stage your club is at and how best to proceed

• Don’t be afraid to try some aspect and fail

• Remember success is never measured where you start- “it’s where you finish”

• Contact George Lucas on 07802338938 for further information.

Good luck with your plans!

Page Summary of Club Development Plan- Example

Improve ‘Play & Stay Programme’

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Members Retained

Profit Improvement

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Amount (£)

Key Actions:

1. Spread Programme from 8am to 11pm- Keep Court Booking Sheets & target initiatives to utilise time.

2.Hourly booking slots- Increases capacity 3.Club Nights4.Internal League

5.Junior Pizza/Training Nights- ‘Place for Juniors to meet friends.’

Key Actions:

1. Increase Subs Plan- X to Y- 3 Years

2. Interfirms League- Target- £10k

3 Sponsorship- Target- £5k

Membership Growth & Court Utilisation Improvement

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Amount

Key Actions:1.Free Spring Coaching for Members (10 weeks)2.Wimbledon Open Weekend/National Tennis Day

3.Saturday morning outreach programme (including Tiny Tots programme)- April/May + Tiny Tot4.Summer Holiday Outreach Programme- Parks Tennis, etc5.Brochure for PR/Advertising for potential members (Club Profit £1k.)

6.Groupon Scheme

Cost Reduction & Recovery

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Extra

Key Actions:

1. Identify Top 10 Costs & Plan Reduction- Key Actions2.Cost Recovery- by charging extra for league teams/lights, etc.3. Optimise available resources by utilising volunteers for specific tasks – typically 20 Postholders & 30 Volunteers

Fund Raising & Sponsorship

Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Amount (£)Key Actions:

1. Improve social programme & focus fundraising events, eg. Captains Day/Dances/etc

2. Billboard Advertising- Adshel

Appendix 1

Appendix 1-

Groupon Deal- Windsor Example

Please find below details of the Groupon Scheme recently entered into by Windsor Lawn Tennis Club in Belfast as a method of good practice in outreaching to the community and recruiting new members.

Windsor Groupon Deal- 76 new members in 48 hours - £2k Profit

• 72 registering plus 4 late registrations accepted. • Groupon displays a different deal every day comprising of a main deal and 3 other small deals. These are sent to the email of everyone who is a member of the website automatically. • The Groupon website works in those opting into the scheme have to give 50% off the normal ‘product’price to be eligible.• Clubs/Sellers can choose to do a 24hr deal or a 48hr deal. • To undertake the longer deal Clubs/Sellers have to give a greater reduction, so the Windsor Club reduced their fee by 61% (£100 3 month membership for £39). • Buyers sign up to the deal and pay for it immediately online.• Buyers then receive a voucher with a code. This voucher and code is printed off and brought to the Club/Seller to show they have paid for it. • Windsor Tennis Club have advised that the age range for the website is mainly 20-45 yr olds, and out of the first 20 buyers who have validated their voucher to date, only 1 was over 45.• In terms of income, Windsor have indicated that they have received 76 x £39 which is £2,964 and had to pay Groupon £792 (72 x £11) so have made approximately £2k profit .• Furthermore, Windsor have the possibility of making a greater profit if some or most of those registering join after their 3 months membership has expired.

Covered Courts

Breffini Carpenter

Development Director

Tennis Ireland Board of Directors

Why?

� Guaranteed play except in heavy snow(and wet summer!

� Helps retain members-members who play together stay together !

� Juniors programme guaranteed

� League Matches.

� Social Tournaments- the majority of your members

� Friendly matches – “We always play on Tuesday

The Process �Club development team in place.

�Selection of design team and fee agreement – architect has key role.

� Initial sketch scheme vital – member buy in.

�Planning permission - meet planners before submission obtain fees exemption.

So how much does a dome cost?

3 courts €62000

What does Covair cover?

Supply and install a new Dome including 2 fans, revolving door , steel cables, and micron fabric – the tent

Steel emergency/disabled access door!

Electric control panel with anemometer.

Other Costs

� General Works Contractor including shed 58,500

� Fencing 14,500

� Electrical Works 9,200

� Court Lighting 25,500

� CCTV 8,500

� Fob 1,500

Running Costs

�Taking down, putting up by Covair.

�2 visits per year but if shared with a number of clubs, travelling costs are shared

�Clubs should plan to take down and put up themselves .

�Fans – minimal cost.

Conclusion

�A far better tennis experience for all!

�Business as usual even in bad weather!

� Junior development programme significantly enhanced .

�More players better players through better facilities

Tennis Ireland Development Road Show

Roger Geraghty

National Children’s Officer

Child Protection

112

What the Code recommends

• Children’s Officers (gender specific)

• Designated Liaison Person

• Constitutional arrangements

• Child centred environment and ethos

• Child Protection Policies

113

What the Code recommends

• Codes of conduct

– Parents, children, coaches, officials

• Effective proactive and reactive procedures

– To reduce risks (recruitment, vetting)

– Deal with concerns(complaints procedures)

• Education and training for all

In 2010 we divided the Code’s Objectives into two Phases and we asked the clubs to achieve a certain amount of the objectives over a set period of time

Requirements in Phase 1:

March 2011

1. All Clubs appoint two gender specific children’s officers – one male and one female officer.

2. One of the Children’s Officers to act as the Designated Liaison Person for the Club.

3. One of the Children’s Officers / Designated Person sits on the Club’s Executive Committee to report on Child Protection issues and to ensure Child Protection is an item on the monthly Agenda.

4. The club’s Children’s Officers and all the Club’s Coaches to complete the Basic Awareness Child Protection Training Course.

A list of clubs that have achieved the requirements for Phase 1 are on the Tennis Ireland Website

This is as result of receiving confirmation in writing from a Club Official

Requirements in Phase 2:

1. Maintain all that was required for Phase 1

2. A robust recruitment and vetting system for all committee

members, coaches and all staff members

3. All members signed up to the code

4. Constitutions amended to reflect child protection

5. Children’s Officers and Designated Liaison Persons to

attend specific children's officers training

6. A complaints procedure in place

7. Adult Supervision during all children's activities.

Thank You