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Celebrated 50 years
1968 - 2018
Club Handbook
www.delsante.com.auWelcome to Del Sante Gardens Calisthenic College.
We hope that you enjoy your time as a member of our club and
that this booklet will be a valuable guide for you.
WHAT IS CALISTHENICS?
Calisthenics is a competitive and unique Australian sport that promotes fun,
fitness, co-ordination and discipline. It involves a combination of figure
marching, exercise, gymnastic movements, apparatus technique, aesthetic
and song and dance movement.
Although generally a team sport, there are many opportunities for students
to achieve their ultimate potential by being involved in solo/duo work and
calisthenics skills levels (exam work). Students may also be eligible for
selection as a South Australian State Representative to compete in interstate
competitions.
"COMMITMENT" is the key to become a successful Calisthenics student.
The Calisthenic Association of South Australia (CASA) is the governing body
of calisthenics in South Australia. You can access more information on their
website: www.calisthenicssa.com.au.
CASA work in conjunction with a national calisthenics body, Australian
Calisthenics Federation (ACF) and their website is
https://www.calisthenicsaustralia.org/
2CALENDAR
February:
- Del Sante Gardens AGM
- Team allocations
March:
- Del Sante Graceful Competitions - club volunteers will be needed.
- This club-run competition may instead be held in October,
depending on theatre availability and CASA consent.
April:
- CASA State Graceful Competitions
May:
- CASA May Competitions – compulsory (excluding Tinies)
June:
- Del Sante Gardens Mid-Year concert - compulsory
July/August:
- Royalty Theatre practices - compulsory
August/September:
- CASA State Team competitions - compulsory
September:
- Del Sante Gardens Annual Concert - compulsory
October
- Del Sante Solo/Duo Competitions - club volunteers will be needed.
- This club-run competition may instead be held in March/April,
depending on theatre availability and CASA consent.
November/December:
- Pupil Skills Exams
- CASA AGM
- National team selections
- CASA State Solo/Duo Competitions
- DSG Annual Trophy Presentation
3DEL SANTE GARDENS CLUB HISTORY
- Del Sante Calisthenic & Dancing College was established in 1968 by
Rosaria Day. The best students were selected from Rosaria’s two
calisthenics clubs (Kooyong and Port Adelaide) and competed as ‘Del
Sante’ at the Royal South Street Eisteddfods in Ballarat.
- Rosaria believed the various facets – calisthenics, classical ballet,
gymnastic, jazz and tap – complemented each other, so all were offered
at Del Sante.
- The name ‘Del Sante’ was suggested by Jill Williams (a former student) in
a ‘club naming’ competition, after the Frenchman who first combined
dance and fitness calisthenics into the artistic Australian sport we know
today.
- In 1976, Rosaria retired and the Calisthenic College was taken over by
Michelle Capel, who was 15yrs at the time and remained the Principal
Coach of the club for another 41 years.
- In 1986, Del Sante Calisthenics (Henley & Kooyong Clubs) amalgamated
with Woodville Gardens Calisthenics to form Del Sante Gardens
Calisthenic College. The Del Sante Gardens’ club song was then created:
“It’s not where you start, it’s where you finish.
It’s not how you go, it’s how you land.
At Del Sante Gardens,
We are a team,
Of girls who like to take the test
And go on stage to do our best.
Our friendship is strong and it’s rewarding – rewarding
When we hear the audience applauding – applauding
It’s not where you start, it’s where you finish,
And we’re gonna finish on, Who’s gonna finish on?
We’re gonna finish on top!”
- At the end of the 2017 calisthenics year, Michelle retired from the
principal coaching role but still remains an integral part of the Del Sante
Gardens coaching team.
- In 2018 we welcomed Sarah Stephenson into the Principal Coach role at
the club.
4AGE GROUPS
as at 31 December of each year
st
Tinies (Non-competitive) 3-7 years old
Tinies (Competitive): 5-7 years old
Sub-Juniors: 8-10 years old
Juniors: 11-13 years old
Intermediates: 14-17 years old
Seniors: 18 years & over
Masters: 26 years & over
- TINIES (NON-COMPETITIVE) – also called Tiny Tinies
Tinies (non-competitive) are taught the basics of Calisthenics, and learn
three routines: Figure Marching, Free Exercises and a Fancy item. They
perform these three items at our two club concerts and as a non-
competitive demonstration at the CASA State Championships.
- TINIES (COMPETITIVE)
Tinies teams are taught four items: Figure Marching, Free Exercises, Rods
and a Fancy item, which is rotated on a yearly basis. They perform these
items at our two club concerts and compete in the CASA State
Championships.
- SUB-JUNIORS
Sub-Junior teams are taught five items: Figure Marching, Free Exercises,
Rods, Clubs and a Fancy item, which is rotated on a yearly basis. They
perform these items at our two club concerts and compete in the CASA
State Championships.
- JUNIORS, INTERMEDIATES, SENIORS & MASTERS
These teams are taught six items. Figure Marching, Free Exercises, Rods,
Clubs, Aesthetic/Rhythmical Aesthetic and a Fancy item which is rotated on
a yearly basis. They perform these items at our two club concerts and
compete in the CASA State Championships.
5CLASS INFORMATION
- ATTENDANCE
Being a competitive sport it is imperative that your child attends class each
week. The key to success is to practice as a team. The team cannot achieve a
successful practice if the whole team is not present. Classes are usually
maintained during the Term 1 and Term 2 school holidays leading up to the
competitions.
All extra practices, including stage practices, are compulsory.
- If your child is ill please telephone your coach or at the very least get a
message through to another team member.
- If a parent is unable to get their child to class, we ask that they contact
another member or coach and make arrangements to transport your
child to class.
- If your child does happens to miss a class, every effort must be made
to catch up on the missed work in your own time before the next
class, to allow the next lesson to continue progressively.
- ATTIRE
It is expected that each student will arrive at class properly dressed and
groomed. A black leotard may be worn and flesh colour stockings, cross-
over or tight fitting black top can be worn in the cooler months. No baggy
windcheaters or t-shirts to be worn. Hair, including fringes, must be tied
back off the face in a bun. Class attire and accessories can be purchased
from the places below (sometimes Kmart and Target have a small range of
leotards). DSG merchandise order forms will be emailed out to all families at
the start of the year or you can contact our Merchandise Coordinator.
DANCE FX
152 Unley Road, Unley THE STAGE SHOP
PH. 8272 2668 3 Leigh Street, Adelaide
www.dancefx.com.au PH. 8231 9554
www.thestageshop.com.au
DANCE FX
Shop 4/640 North East Road,
Holden Hill THE CALISTHENICS SHOP
PH. 8266 0666 https://www.thecalisthenicsshop.co
www.dancefx.com.au m.au/
6- COACHES
Please visit our website for an updated list of club coaches:
www.delsante.com.au
- CODE OF CONDUCT
It is expected that each student makes every effort to arrive at class before
commencement to warm up. Lesson time is valuable and must not be
wasted. Students and parents are to respect other team members, coaches
and assistants. Please respect the halls that we use, clean up after yourselves
and pack away any used chairs and tables. All members and/or families sign
the club’s Code of Conduct policy upon registration.
- HOT WEATHER POLICY
In line with Sports Medicine Australia recommendations the following policy
has taken into account that Calisthenics is predominantly conducted as an
indoor sport in controlled and supervised environments.
If the forecast the previous night predicts that the temperature on the
practice day will be over 36oC, non-air conditioned halls will have their
lesson cancelled. (all Club halls are air conditioned)
If the forecast the previous night predicts that the temperature on the
practice day will be over 40oC, air conditioned halls will have their lesson
cancelled.
If lessons are cancelled then a notice will be posted on our private Facebook
page.
- PRACTICE HALL LOCATIONS
Flinders Park Primary School Hall – Corner of Hartley Road and Holbrooks
Road, Flinders Park
Flinders Park Community Centre – 167 Grange Road, Beverley
Flinders Park Scout Hall – 4 Alice Street, Flinders Park
7- STAGE PRACTICES – ROYALTY THEATRE
Nearing the State Team Competitions, there are compulsory Royalty Theatre
practices. This is the stage that teams will compete on so it is beneficial for
the students to become acquainted with it, especially those students who
are new to calisthenics.
Stage practices are hard to obtain due to all competitive clubs needing
equal stage practice time. Because the demand from all clubs is quite high,
the allocated times can be quite early, nevertheless, with a bit of
organisation, every team benefits from a stage practice.
8COMPETITIONS - SOLO
All students are welcome to do solo performances. Please approach your
team coach and let them know you are interested in doing a solo, and they
will assist you in finding a coach. Performing a solo is one-on-one tutoring
with the coach, which will bring out the capabilities of your child and help to
develop an independent thinker and a more confident stage performer.
GRACEFUL – This item displays the very soft balletic side of Calisthenics,
performed in a floor length circular skirt.
SOLO/DUO – This is a combination of flexibility and dance – aiming to show
a versatile performer.
- DEL SANTE GRACEFUL/SOLO/DUO COMPETITIONS
Each year we run our own regional competition as a major fundraiser for the
club. This competition is usually held over a 4 day weekend (Thursday to
Sunday) and relies on the volunteering help of its members. The club will
run either a Graceful Competition in March or a Solo/Duo competition in
October, depending on theatre availability and CASA ruling. Students from
clubs all over Adelaide enter these competitions as a chance to perform
their routines on stage before the CASA State Graceful or CASA State
Solo/Duo Competitions.
- OTHER CLUB SOLO COMPETITIONS
Other clubs hold their own solo competitions throughout the year. Please
speak to your child’s solo coach to determine which competition to enter.
- STATE GRACEFUL COMPETITIONS
This competition is run by CASA in April. All competitors first perform their
graceful routine in a ‘heat’ and are then allocated into a particular division
for the finals (at a later date). At the finals they perform their routine for a
second time and the competition concludes with the presentation of award
winners.
- STATE SOLO/DUO COMPETITIONS
This competition is run by CASA in November. All competitors first perform
their solo or duo routine in a ‘heat’ and are then allocated into a particular
division for the finals (at a later date). At the finals they perform their
routine for a second time and the competition concludes with the
presentation of award winners.
9COMPETITIONS - TEAM
- CASA MAY TEAM COMPETITIONS
These competitions are held at the Royalty Theatre in May each year, for the
Sub-Junior, Junior, Intermediate & Senior age groups. At May Competitions,
teams are given a critique sheet, points and placings to help the students
and coaches prepare for the State Championships in August/September.
Each team performs 3 items only and wears a plain black leotard. Coaches
will determine whether to use the club’s black leotards (with a hire fee), or
students own. Before the competition commences, the team will meet at an
allocated place where they will have their hair styled, stage make-up applied
and will run through their work. The team may be required to have a
spray/fake tan.
What to bring:
- HAIR – Hairspray, gel, hairclips, hair bands, donut, own brush, tail
comb and hair nets.
- MAKE-UP is supplied by the club but please supply your own if you
have any skin allergies.
- REMOVE ALL JEWELLERY
- CLUBS OR ROD
- AESTHETIC SKIRT – if required
- CASA STATE TEAM COMPETITIONS
These competitions start each year in August to early September and
include all age groups. Each team performs their items on stage in full
costumes. Teams in each age group (except Non-
Competitive Tinies, critique sheet only) are given a critique sheet, points,
placings and the overall aggregate winner is announced. There is no
aggregate for Competitive Tinies or Non-competitive Tinies.
Before the competition commences, the team will meet at an allocated
place where they will have their hair styled, stage make-up applied and run
through their work. The team will likely be required to have a spray/fake tan.
10What to bring:
- HAIR – Hairspray, gel, hairclips, hair bands, donut, own brush, tail
comb and hair nets.
- MAKE-UP is supplied by the club but please supply your own if you
have any skin allergies.
- REMOVE ALL JEWELLERY
- CLUBS OR ROD
- ALL COSTUMES & HEADPIECES IF NOT COLLECTED BY COSTUME
LIAISON
- BALLARAT TEAM COMPETITIONS
Each year the club and coaches assess whether teams would like to go to
Ballarat to compete at The Royal South Street Society against other
interstate clubs. This is usually done with a parent survey. Families travel to
Ballarat and stay in accommodation together. This is a wonderful
opportunity for the families and team members to enjoy time as a club.
11CONCERTS
- MID YEAR CONCERT
This concert is held at The Royalty Theatre (when available) or Brighton
School Theatre in June each year. All teams are involved in this concert. It is
a progressive concert of team work that allows the students the opportunity
to perform on stage, gain confidence and show their parents and families
what they have been learning. It is also an opportunity for the coaches to
assess their work in costumes. Not all work and costumes will be finished at
this concert.
- HAIR – Arrive with hair already done according to coach’s instructions,
please bring hairspray and extra hair clips for head pieces.
- MAKE-UP – Arrive with make-up already applied. Foundation, blush,
brown eye shadow, mascara, red lipstick. Please bring lipstick to
reapply through the night.
- CLUBS AND ROD
- Light snack (nothing oily) and a water bottle
- ANNUAL CONCERT
This is an evening not to be missed as it is our final showcase for the year
with all teams performing in full costumes.
A DVD of the full concert is usually available to order on the night.
- HAIR – Arrive with hair already done according to coach’s instructions,
please bring hairspray and extra hair clips for head pieces.
- MAKE-UP – Arrive with make-up already applied. Foundation, blush,
brown eye shadow, mascara, red lipstick. Please bring lipstick to
reapply through the night.
- CLUBS AND ROD
- Light snack (nothing oily) and a water bottle
There are usually fundraising raffles and a nominal fee to watch the
students perform at concerts.
12COSTUMES
We have a large variety of leotards in our costume wardrobe that are used,
often with little or no change to the costume. A hire fee is charged when a
club costume is used.
Many people at Del Sante Gardens are happy to help you out with
costumes – whether you want them to fix up the costume (at a cost) or you
would like them to teach you some sewing skills! Please speak to your
team’s Costume Liaison or Coach for more information. Also, if you have
any clever ideas or talents that could assist with costumes or props, please
make your suggestions known as they are very welcome.
- BODYBOARDS
Bodyboards are flat timber cut outs in the shape of a body. The purpose of
this is to stretch the leotard to the approximate size of the student. This will
ensure the correct spacing of sequins to minimise any overlap and sequin
loss when being worn. These are available in many different sizes and can
be purchased from dancewear shops or online (listed at the back of this
booklet), or possibly second hand from the club (please post a message on
our private Facebook page).
- BODYSUITS or BODYSUIT KNICKERS
When students are participating in concerts/competitions and are having
many costume changes, a bodysuit or bodysuit knickers are recommended
for their own comfort and privacy. These can be purchased at dancewear
shops or online (listed on the back of this booklet).
- COSTUME LIAISON
Each team has an allocated Costume Liaison person. The costume liaison is
a voluntary position, so co-operation and consideration from all parents is
expected. This person works closely with the coach and wardrobe mistress
and organises costumes, trims and instructions on how the coach wishes
leotards to be trimmed. Parents are asked to assist the Costume Liaison with
cutting out, and assembling. When one costume is completed it will be on
display for parents to see and copy.
13- TANNING
More information and instructions about this process will be available from
individual coaches closer to competitions. Tan does allow all students a
healthy glow under the bright stage lights and uniformity across the team.
Tanning is either spray-tanning or 2 coats of lotion tan (Bondi Sands Extra
Dark Tan)
USBs
For safety reasons, audience members are not able to record theatre
performances, however, professionally recorded USBs can be purchased for
Solo Performances and for The Annual Concert. Solo USBs are pre-ordered
in the foyer of the theatre, at various competitions throughout the year.
These are taped individually so make sure you place your order before your
child performs.
We also record our Annual Concert and USBs are usually ordered in the
foyer on the night at a cost of approximately $45 for a 3-4 hour concert.
You will find your child watches them over and over, comparing their
performances to previous years.
FACEBOOK PAGES
Please join or like our Facebook pages to be kept up to date with the latest
information and club news.
- Private page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/303178809297/
- Public page
https://www.facebook.com/DelSanteGardensCalisthenicCollege/
- DSG Costume Buy, Hire, Sell
https://www.facebook.com/groups/117960978910946/
14FEES
Del Sante Gardens is a not-for-profit organisation and relies on the prompt
payment of fees. Invoices will be emailed out at the commencement of each
term and payments must be made by the due date indicated on each term
invoice. Different payment options are available to best suit you. Please visit
our website for our updated fee schedule.
ITEMS
Below is an explanation of the team items performed in our unique, artistic
and competitive sport.
- FIGURE MARCH (All age groups)
Correct deportment is the emphasis throughout this item as the team
strives to create many intricate formations and patterns. Uniformity of style
is a fundamental requirement as rhythm and precision within the team must
be identical and as with all Calisthenics items, good teamwork is essential.
- FREE EXERCISES (All age groups)
Free Exercises involves a series of strong movements showing flexibility,
control and uniformity of rhythm. These fast paced routines test stamina
and often display imaginative choreography and include gymnastic style
movements. Teamwork, equality in execution and control are important to
this item. Team members perform with ‘free arms’ that is, holding no
apparatus.
- CLUBS (All age groups except Tinies)
Club Swinging is considered to be the most technical item to achieve
correctly. It involves swinging clubs smoothly, with perfect rhythm, timing
and planning. This item has become more challenging over time with team
members often being required to move through formations and execute
flexibility moves and dance steps while performing intricate swings.
- RODS (All age groups except Non-competitive Tinies)
A Rods routine has the same key elements of precision and uniformity as
Free Exercises and Figure March. The quick and constant manipulation of
the rod combined with footwork and flexibility demonstrate high levels of
co-ordination, and make this item exciting to watch. The rod is made of
metal and is approximately 5-10mm in diameter.
15- AESTHETIC (All age groups)
Aesthetic is a ballet-influenced item that displays the team’s ability to
interpret music and perform with grace and elegance. It shows soft and
flowing movements, enabling facial and body expressions to be shown.
Creative choreography and interpretation gives this item the ability to evoke
emotion and empathy from the audience.
- FANCY ITEMS (All age groups)
Song & Dance (All age groups)
Singing and dancing have equal value in this cabaret and jazz-inspired item,
though it does extend across all genres of dance. Teams sing, dance and
perform their routines to their chosen song or theme. The singing and
dance styles included must also be in keeping with the theme. Uniformity of
technique, rhythm and style are important as is vibrancy and expression
Dance Arrangement (Juniors, Intermediates & Seniors only)
This item is purely a dance section, incorporating one or many styles of
dance. Choreography is limited only by the coach’s imagination.
Rhythmical Aesthetic (Intermediates & Seniors Only)
A combination of the Aesthetic Exercises and Rhythmical Interpretation; this
item must include a balance between elevated and stationary aesthetic
movements.
Rods/Dance (Intermediates & Seniors Only)
The basis of this item consists of a routine of equal balance half rods and
half dance.
Character/Folk Dance (All age groups)
National Dances from all over the world are performed and interpreted
theatrically. Costumes, music and suitable dance steps should be applicable
to the country/character portrayed. Pupils are expected to display correct
steps in unison, while also conveying national character, agility and vitality.
When a Character Dance is chosen, steps should align to the ACF
Calisthenic Skills Dance Syllabus.
16Calisthenics Revue (All age groups except Tinies)
Creativity and entertainment are the keys to this item which allows great
freedom in choreographic creativity. Items are often complex and clever and
can represent mini-productions. Teams are encouraged to combine aspects
of calisthenics with dancing, singing, acting, comedy and clever costuming –
all designed to delight and entertain the audience.
MERCHANDISE AND CLUB UNIFORM
DSG Club colours are royal blue, yellow and green. When the students are
presented on stage or at a performance they should be wearing our club
uniform. The club uniform (DSG tracksuit jacket, black DSG tights & black
Club singlet top) and all merchandise are available to order at the beginning
of the year. Order forms will be emailed or put on FB page or you can
contact our Merchandise Coordinator. Uniforms and merchandise will not
be handed out until payment has been received in full. Second hand club
tracksuit jackets are often available to purchase from club members
(Facebook: DSG Costume Buy, Hire, Sell).
NATIONAL TEAMS
- SA NATIONAL TEAM SELECTIONS
If your child is interested in representing South Australia at the Australian
Calisthenics Federation National Championships, the National Team
selections are held in November each year. More information can be found
on the CASA website closer to the date. Students must be financial
members of our club to stand for National selections. Students receive a
video with work to learn before selection day. They wear a black leotard,
hair in a high bun, and a number for identification. If successful, training is
usually on a Saturday for approximately 5-6 hours. National Championships
are held in a different state each year in July.
- DEVELOPMENT TEAM SELECTIONS
CASA may have selections for Development Teams, but this varies from year
to year. You will need to check the CASA website for more information.
CASA Darwin teams are available most years.
17- PARENTS OF NATIONAL/DEVELOPMENT TEAM MEMBERS
The club’s constitution states that all National/Development Team
members’ parent/s are preferred to be on the Club’s Committee and to
attend monthly meetings to help with the running of the club. It is also
expected that you volunteer your time at our club functions (concerts and
competitions). The Club pays a contribution towards members’ first National
trip, along with other expenses to all National/Development Team
members.
PUPIL SKILLS EXAMS
Coaches encourage students to do exam work as it improves their
technique and confidence. It is not compulsory to sit for the exam, unless
the students are involved in GRACEFUL/SOLO/DUO competitions as it is a
prerequisite.
The skills syllabus is generally taught to all students in Term 4 during their
team lesson time, although sometimes classes are run outside of the normal
class time for students wishing to sit the exam. A black leotard is worn to
the examination with hair in a high bun. A certificate, cloth badge and
assessment sheet are awarded when students pass their exam.
A Prep Day may be organised by CASA before the exam to ensure the
student is confident of the Syllabus.
Exams are available in February and October each year, however the club
encourages its students to participate in the October session.
ROYALTY THEATRE
65 Angas Street, Adelaide
PH. 8223 5765
www.calisthenicssa.com.au
- RULES
- DRINKS The only drink allowed in the theatre is water. No hot drinks
allowed.
- SMOKING is strictly prohibited in the Royalty Theatre, Foyer, all
Dressing Rooms and side stage areas.
18- CAMERAS, TAPE RECORDERS AND VIDEOS The use of these by
members of the audience during the competitions is strictly
prohibited.
- AUDIENCE Once a section has commenced, we request that no
person in the audience is to leave their seat until the end of each
section, which would be approximately 6 items.
- DRESSING ROOM Entry by non-team members is not permitted at
any stage during the competition. In Tinies and Sub-Junior sections
two persons only to each team will be allowed to remain in the
dressing room. In all other sections, one person per team will be
allowed in the Dressing Room. Under The Member Protection Policy,
these people must be appointed by each club, and approved by the
CASA Member Protection Officer. For more information, please ask
your Club Secretary.
- DRESSERS / CHAPERONS and COMPETITORS must remain in the
Dressing Room throughout the competitions and will not be
permitted into the Theatre until their work is completely finished.
Behaviour of competitors in the dressing room is to be controlled by
the coaches. Teams are to be supervised at all times. Voluntary help
must be respected by coaches, competitors and chaperons as
volunteers are doing their utmost to assist CASA.
- COACHES, DRESSERS / CHAPERONS are responsible for maintaining
acceptable behaviour of competitors during competitions. Teams will
be allocated Dressing Room space according to their first entry
number (i.e. March item no.) in the Programme for each session. Any
male competitors will be allocated their own dressing room.
- COMPETITORS will not be admitted to the Dress Circle unless they
hold a full price ticket.
The Adjudicators decision is final and no correspondence or verbal enquiry
will be entered into regarding any placing in any class in any section in any
division.
19SERVICE AWARDS
Service awards are presented at the Annual Trophy Presentation, held in
November/December to financial members. Students are first recognised
with a certificate at the Annual Concert. Service Badges are presented on
completion of 3, 6, 9, 12 and 15 years. A trophy presented for 10 years’
service. 15 years’ service is also awarded with a framed certificate and
jewellery gift and 20 years’ service is also awarded with an engraved
champagne flute and a Life Membership badge.
To be eligible for these awards, students must have continuous full
membership and participation throughout the year. In the event of a child’s
membership/attendance being broken through no cause of their own e.g.
Parents relocation, illness, overseas travelling etc, a letter can be written to
the committee asking for membership not to be broken. Each individual
case will be considered by the committee. If a student has a year off and
returns to the Club, her service will continue from when she previously left.
- LIFE MEMBERSHIP
- STUDENT/COACH
20 years’ service to the club.
Student Life Members receive free club costume hire
- COMMITTEE
10 years’ service to the club.
Life members are entitled to free entry into club concerts.
VOLUNTEERING
Throughout the year CASA roster our Club to arrange four volunteers to
help run their various competitions. If we do not provide four helpers we
will be fined. Please offer your help when you can.
- DRESSERS
Throughout the year we will be calling on volunteers (usually 2 from each
team) to help the students dress at the concerts. Dressers need to have a
current police check.
20- CLUB COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Please see our club website for a current list of Committee Members.
Committee meetings are held once a month. Everybody is welcome. For
important information, please check FB posts on the Del Sante private page
and emails from our Secretary throughout the year.
We hope you enjoy your time with Del Sante
Gardens Calisthenic College.
Updated January 2021
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