As of 1 April we are in the UK government's 'Living with respiratory infections, including Covid-19' phase of their response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Therefore there are now no coronavirus-related legal restrictions in place that affect how we train and how many people can participate in our classes.
FURTHER INFO
• UK government guidance on 'Living with respiratory infections, including Covid-19' (13 April 2022).
• 'Keeping safe' at Jacksons Lane centre
Kyushindo Karate Highgate club is monitoring the COVID-19 situation and we aim to provide up-to-date guidance for our members and instructors. In line with UK government guidance for sport and physical activity facilities in England we are implementing the following protocols.
All participants have the responsibility to NOT train or attend the dojo if they have any symptoms that may be in anyway related to COVID-19.
If they have had contact with anyone who has, or is suspected of being infected with the COVID-19 virus they must NOT train and should follow
current government guidelines on isolation, timescales etc.
Students must self-assess and not attend a class if they have:
We have adapted the way we train and are implementing the following measures:
FURTHER INFO
UK government guidance on measures for grassroots sport participants, providers and facility operators (18 August 2021).