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Category
Gymnastics
Location
Cirencester

BEAM! through Gymnastics is an inclusive gymnastics club in Cirencester supporting children with additional emotional, physical, behavioural and sensory challenges. Founded by sisters Adele Lawrence and Rachel Rogers, the club runs six-week session cycles at Powells School Sports Hall, offering warm-up games, movement to music, apparatus circuits and sensory break-out areas.

The goal is to provide a fun, safe and welcoming environment where every child — and their family — feels accepted and supported.

Opening hours

Mon
16:00-20:00
Tue–Thu
09:30-20:30
Fri
15:30-20:30
Sat
08:00-16:30
Sun
Closed

Classes

Gymnastics
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What are the opening hours at Beam Gymnastics?

Beam Gymnastics is open Mon 16:00-20:00, Tue–Thu 09:30-20:30, Fri 15:30-20:30, Sat 08:00-16:30, Sun Closed.

What kind of training does Beam Gymnastics offer?

At Beam Gymnastics you will find gymnastics.

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