Learning Disability
For eligibility and rules when entering our Learning Disability Gala please click here for more information.
All parents, carers and team managers should also be aware of the code of conduct for athletes.
General Information for the day is outlined below – last updated 10 November 2022.
Covid Officer & Event First Responder |
Event First Responder: Mark Gaffney: 07966 388957 |
Sponsors |
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General Guidance: |
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Arrival & Changing: |
Registration and Withdrawals Available from 09:30
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Session Times: |
Please treat the following times as approximate subject to possible unexpected delays on the day or the possibility we move through the programme more quickly than anticipated. Warm-up: 10:00am – 10:25am (Lanes 0, 1, 8 & 9 for Class 6-10 Swimmers/ Lanes 2 – 7 for Class 1-5 Swimmers. Diving in Lanes 3, 4 & 5 for last 10 minutes of warm-up). Session 1: 10:30am – 12:00pm Lunch: 12:00pm – 12:45pm Warm-up: 12:45pm – 1:00pm (Lanes as above) Session 2: 1:00pm – 1:55pm Session 3: 2:00pm – 3:45pm Departure: 4pm |
Races & Medals: |
Medals will be awarded at this meet to males and females in each time-band classification. Presentations will be made throughout the event There will be no heats and finals at this event so all races will be on a heat declared winner basis. The minus one rule will be in operation. Please see rules above for how the minus one rule operates. A prize will be awarded to the top performing male and female swimmer on the day. |
Programmes & Live Results
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In order to continue our organisation’s aim to be environmentally friendly we will only be issuing paper programmes to Team Managers and Officials (approximately one x starting sheets per 10 swimmers). In addition to this, live results and a session order will be available through a QR code displayed throughout the venue and on our website at https://scottishdisabilitysport.com/events-swimming/ |
Basket System & Swimmer Marshalling
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There will be a basket system in operation whereby swimmers will have a basket available to them at their designated lane. Swimmers MUST take a towel, t-shirt, and swim shoes with them to each event (and mask if desired) and place these in the basket before collecting them again following their race. Swimmers should then dry off completely before returning to their team in the stand. This enables us to maintain a safe environment for our swimmers, spectators, and officials. |
First Aid: |
Basic First Aid will be provided by the centre staff at Tollcross ISC. In the case of an emergency an ambulance will be called. |
Catering: |
There is a café on site open for participants and spectators to use if required from 10am – 4pm. There will be space in the Wellshot Hall for participants to eat lunch in. |
Parking: |
There should be ample parking in the large car park at the venue. |
Photography and/ or filming |
All persons participating give their express consent to the use of their images or footage for promotional purposes connected with Scottish Disability Sport. If you have a participant that does not wish to be included in any coverage, please notify the event first responder. Those taking photos should register at the event desk and they will be allocated a pink band to evidence they have registered their device and intention to photograph at the event. |