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Application is now open for our next course starting
July 2021
This course is fully open
If you are serious about becoming a yoga teacher this is the journey for you.
Please complete the enrolment form and send it back to me.
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Jill Yoga is a super special teacher and your yoga journey will be incredible with her right by your side. I’m so glad I chose Jill to be my teacher trainer rather than a more commercial setting. Her support, knowledge and kindness is amazing. Highly recommended 🙏🏼
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‘If we take judging ourselves and others out of our life, we will mostly be living in paradise'. Yogi Bhajan.
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Above: Victoria Hall Hartley Wintney
The following highlights the regional restrictions in the UK, and the implications this will have upon your yoga classes.
As always, we recommend checking with your local council for further information on what is permitted in your area.
England
Following on from PM’s announcement made on the 22/09/2020, we are pleased to confirm that the rule of 6 people does not apply to organised exercises classes held outdoors and in Covid-secure venues.
When holding classes of more than 6, students should not mingle with each other before, during or after class, and a physical distance of 2 metres should be adhered to. Groups of more than 6 should not enter class together at any one time.
It should be noted that from the 28th of September businesses will face stricter rules to make their premises Covid-secure. The government are advising all businesses to administer a track and trace system. You can find more information on this here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-test-and-trace-how-it-works
For more information on the new guidelines, please visit the government website here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-outbreak-faqs-what-you-can-and-cant-do/coronavirus-outbreak-faqs-what-you-can-and-cant-do#visiting-public-places-and-taking-part-in-activities
Scotland
The latest update from the Scottish government has confirmed that exercise activities can continue to take place outdoors in groups of up to 30, provided that the necessary health and safety precautions have been taken.
Organised indoor activities can continue to host more than 6 people, provided the venue is Covid-secure.
Wales
The rule of 6 people does not apply to indoor or outdoor organised exercise activities in Covid-secure venues. Gyms and leisure centres should have to put measures in place to ensure a minimum of 2 metres social distancing, good hygiene, and the wearing of face coverings (where appropriate).
Classes cannot exceed a maximum of 30 people indoors or outdoors.
Northern Ireland
The limits for indoor and outdoor activities does not apply to organised indoor and outdoor exercise classes.
The organiser must have carried out a risk assessment which meets the requirement of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2000 and take all reasonable measures to limit the risk of transmission of the coronavirus.
Ireland
With the exception of Dublin, the regulations in Ireland have not changed. Indoor activity is permitted for up to 50 individuals in groups of 6 pods. Each individual should maintain 2m distance from one another, and a further 3metres between pods.
Please see previous post for more details on the pod system.
In Dublin, indoor exercise classes are no longer permitted. Yoga classes of up to 15 people are able to take place outdoors.
As always, we recommend checking with your local council for further information on what is permitted in your area.
England
Following on from PM’s announcement made on the 22/09/2020, we are pleased to confirm that the rule of 6 people does not apply to organised exercises classes held outdoors and in Covid-secure venues.
When holding classes of more than 6, students should not mingle with each other before, during or after class, and a physical distance of 2 metres should be adhered to. Groups of more than 6 should not enter class together at any one time.
It should be noted that from the 28th of September businesses will face stricter rules to make their premises Covid-secure. The government are advising all businesses to administer a track and trace system. You can find more information on this here: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/nhs-test-and-trace-how-it-works
For more information on the new guidelines, please visit the government website here:
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-outbreak-faqs-what-you-can-and-cant-do/coronavirus-outbreak-faqs-what-you-can-and-cant-do#visiting-public-places-and-taking-part-in-activities
Scotland
The latest update from the Scottish government has confirmed that exercise activities can continue to take place outdoors in groups of up to 30, provided that the necessary health and safety precautions have been taken.
Organised indoor activities can continue to host more than 6 people, provided the venue is Covid-secure.
Wales
The rule of 6 people does not apply to indoor or outdoor organised exercise activities in Covid-secure venues. Gyms and leisure centres should have to put measures in place to ensure a minimum of 2 metres social distancing, good hygiene, and the wearing of face coverings (where appropriate).
Classes cannot exceed a maximum of 30 people indoors or outdoors.
Northern Ireland
The limits for indoor and outdoor activities does not apply to organised indoor and outdoor exercise classes.
The organiser must have carried out a risk assessment which meets the requirement of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2000 and take all reasonable measures to limit the risk of transmission of the coronavirus.
Ireland
With the exception of Dublin, the regulations in Ireland have not changed. Indoor activity is permitted for up to 50 individuals in groups of 6 pods. Each individual should maintain 2m distance from one another, and a further 3metres between pods.
Please see previous post for more details on the pod system.
In Dublin, indoor exercise classes are no longer permitted. Yoga classes of up to 15 people are able to take place outdoors.
