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Marion Award 2024

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We sadly lost our beloved Marion Milne in December 2023. Marion was a long serving member of the club and was loved by all who knew her. To keep her memory alive and celebrate all that Marion stood for, we have introduced the MARION award.

An opportunity for gymnasts, coaches and club helpers to embrace these important values either at the club or at school and completed over several months.

Motivated
Achieving
Reliable
Inspiring
Organised
Nurturing

If you are a gymnast, please ask Claire Sills for the form to record your achievements which can be signed off by your teacher or coach.

Photo of the winners for 2024, medals provided by Scott Irvine | Bespoke Wood and Glass Sculptures | Harmonies in Wood

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