Guernsey leisure centre will be first to reopen in British Isles
Beau Sejour in Guernsey will reopen on 4th June, and will be the first community public leisure centre to do so in the British Isles.
It comes as Guernsey continues to report no active cases of coronavirus in the island.
The centre will operate on reduced opening hours from 7am until 7pm.
The team at Beau Sejour has been working on ensuring its activities andfacilities comply with the phase four guidelines.
The lifeguard team is now trained in the new Covid-19 standards as outlined by the Royal Life Saving Society.
What will be different?
A welcome desk on first entrance to the building
Public swimming will be lane swimming only
A maximum of 30 users in the leisure centre at once
Bookable in hour slots
The centre is asking swimmers to come 'beach ready' as access to theswimming pool will be via the cafe. There will be stations for people to leave belongings by the poolside.
Showering and changing rooms will be permitted in the changing village at the end of each booked hour slot.
The small pool
The small pool will be split into two lanes, these slots will be available to be booked by those who were part of the same extended household bubble in phase three.
The Body Zone
The Body Zone gym will be bookable for hourly slots, with a maximum of 10 users. Fitness classes will resume on Saturday 6 June, and will take place in the David Ferguson Hall.
Café
The café will be operating a take-away service only.
Activities including birthday parties, Kiddy Kapers gym sessions and contact sports are still not able to take place.