Currently, the government guidelines state we should not be meeting in groups, and until we receive firm guidelines on progressing those rules, we don’t plan to review our current position. Instead, we ask that clubs and societies run all activities and events fully online. We appreciate that this is not ideal, but our main priority is to keep both students and staff safe.
However, if you are a fully non-contact sport, and are within your Sports Governming Body guidlines, then you can speak to us at HISAactivities@uhi.ac.uk to discuss what to do next.
Please consult this document for further information and this is the blank Sports Risk Assessment needed in order to continue operating as a club, when it is safe to do so.
UPDATE from Scottish Student Sport:
"Outdoor non-contact sports such as golf and tennis are permitted for all age groups provided this is within a single household group, or the group contains no more than 2 people from 2 different households. Children under the age of 12 from these households do not count towards this number.
Organised sport and exercise can only take place within a single household group, or a group containing no more than 2 people from 2 different households." (Corona Virus Update from the Government)
We are still here to support you. If you have any questions or if you are unsure about anything please get in touch with us on HISAactivities@uhi.ac.uk.
We will keep updating this page with further information.
Highlands & Islands Students' Association (HISA),
University of the Highlands and Islands, Executive Office
Ness Walk, Inverness, IV3 5SQ
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