Glenmore Gymnastics Fees Breakdown

Additional fees that are not included in the schedule:

Glenmore Gymnastics Club facility enhancement fee

This fee goes to improve our gym, equipment purchases, maintenance and other program expansions.

$5/month

Alberta Gymnastics Federation (AGF) Membership Fee

This is a mandatory fee collected by the AGF to cover accident/injury insurance for participants and liability insurance for member clubs. It supports program delivery, provides access to NCCP coaching certification courses, and authorizes participation in AGF-sanctioned events. The fee includes registration, a GymCan fee, and covers coaches, athletes, and judges.

$60/year

All program monthly fees are pro-rated each month to reflect the number of classes taking place in that specific month.

Mid-monthly registration is pro-rated and your child can begin class immediately.

Monthly program fees are invoiced on a per event, per month basis.

Monthly program fee invoices are sent out on the first of the month.

Our Health and Safety Culture

A positive gymnastics experience starts with safety, trust, and respect. Glenmore Gymnastics Club is committed to helping every athlete, family member, coach, volunteer, and visitor feel welcome, heard, and supported.

Our Commitment

We follow the principles of Safe Sport and work to provide a culture where everyone can thrive in a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment. Our goal is to support physical, psychological, and social well-being while preventing and addressing maltreatment in sport.

The Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport (UCCMS) helps sport organizations across Canada use clear language, shared expectations, and consistent processes when concerns are raised.

Safe Sport Helpline

If you have a concern, question, or need support, the Abuse-Free Sport Helpline is an anonymous, confidential, independent service. It can help you talk through a situation, understand possible next steps, and connect with additional resources.

The helpline is delivered by practitioners with expertise in counselling, psychology, and sport. Support is available in both official languages from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern Time, seven days a week by phone, text, live chat, or email.

The Canadian Sport Helpline is funded by the Government of Canada.

Visit abuse-free-sport.ca Email info@abuse-free-sport.ca Call or text 1-888-83SPORT

What Safe Sport Means

Safe Sport is a shared commitment to keeping sport free from maltreatment, discrimination, bullying, harassment, and abuse. It applies to athletes, coaches, officials, administrators, volunteers, parents, guardians, and everyone else involved in sport.

At Glenmore, that means setting clear expectations, listening to concerns, supporting respectful behaviour, and helping families find the right reporting or support pathway when something does not feel right.

Resources

These organizations provide education, reporting guidance, policy resources, and support for athletes, families, coaches, and sport leaders.

Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport Coaching Association of Canada – Safe Sport training Abuse-Free Sport – sport helpline and support Responsible Coaching Movement Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport Office of the Sport Integrity Commissioner Alberta Gymnastics Federation – Safe Sport