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Gymnastics

The County of Brant is thrilled to offer several gymnastics programs for a variety of ages through the fall, winter and spring seasons at the Paris District High School. 

Fall Session

  • Fall Gymnastics Registration will open on Monday, September 15 at 6:00 pm. 
  • Fall Session will run from October 18, 2025 to December 6, 2025

Gymnastic Programs 

Family Gymnastics 
Families will start off with a short warm-up and move around to each gymnastics equipment area. Parents/caregivers will help assist the children on each apparatus with some guidance from staff. Maximum 3 children. Ages 1-12 years.
Parent and Tot
Caregivers will lead participants through supervised free play activities. Participants will have the opportunity to run, jump, crawl, slide and explore the gymnastics equipment. Ages 18 months-3 years.
Tiny Tumbler
Participants will be introduced to basic gymnastic fundamentals including running, jumping, hopping and swinging. Caregiver participation is encouraged. Ages 3-4 years.
Kid Gym
This program is the introductory level to the Rainbow Recreation Gymnastics program. Participants will develop basic gymnastics skills such as somersaults with assistance, walking on the balance beam and hanging on the bars. Ages 4-6 years.
Rainbow Gymnastics Program

Children develop skills on the vault, bars, beam and floor with experiences and energetic instructors. Gymnastics progress through the Rainbow Gymnastics Program according to their age and abilities and learn more advanced skills as their skill development improves. Ages 5-12 years.

  • Red Level- Level 1 (Beginner) - This program is the first (level to the Rainbow Recreation Gymnastics program. Participants will learn cartwheel progressions, bunny hops on low beam and hanging from the high bar.
  • Orange Level- Level 2 (Beginner) - This program is for those who have passed Red Level or can confidently complete the skills learned in Red Level. Examples of skills learned in this level include: handstands against wall with assistance, turns on low beam and basic dismounts from bars.
  • Yellow Level- Level 3 (Intermediate) - This program is for those who have passed Orange Level or can confidently complete the skills learned in Orange Level. Examples of skills learned in this level include: the bridge, turns on high beam and travel from low bar to high bar with assistance.
  • Green Level- Level 4 (Intermediate) - This program is for those who have passed Yellow Level or can confidently complete the skills learned in Yellow Level. Examples of skills learned in this level include: somersault-cartwheel-roundoff connections, somersault on the low beam and bar routines.
  • Blue Level- Level 5 (Advanced) - This program is for those who have passed Green Level or can confidently complete the skills learned in Green Level. Examples of skills learned in this level include: back walk-over with assistance, handstand on low beam with assistance and roundoff dismount from high beam.
  • Purple Level- Level 6 (Advanced) - This program is for those who have passed Blue Level or can confidently complete the skills learned in Blue Level. Examples of skills learned in this level include: aerial and back handspring progressions, back walk over on low beam and cartwheel on high beam.

How to Register

  • View the latest Community Services Guide online for activity information, dates and activity codes or visit our online registration page
  • Once registration opens, login to your account or create a new account on our COBConnect webpage 
  • Register for your activities
  • If you experience any difficulty signing up after registration is open, contact Community Services at 519.442.1944 during regular business hours. (Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm) 

Frequently Asked Questions

What should my child wear for the program?
We encourage all participants to wear active wear so they can move around comfortably on the equipment.
How do the Rainbow Levels work?
Our red level is our introductory level where participants will learn gymnastics basics. At the end of each session, participants will receive a report card notifying them of the next level to complete/
My child participated in gymnastics at another club, how do I know what level to register for?
Please review the levels above and if you have any questions before registration, contact our Recreation division at Community@Brant.ca 
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