Home School
Flip the Classroom!
Our Home School Gymnastics programme is a unique opportunity for home-schooled children to engage in physical education, social interaction, and skill development. Tailored for all ages and abilities, it’s the perfect blend of learning, fun, and fitness outside the traditional classroom.
Weekday daytime
Homeschool Gymnastics
Primary · Middle School · High School · 60–90 minutes. Home-educated participants seeking daytime physical education, skills and social movement activities.
Is it a good fit?
Who this programme suits
Home-educated participants seeking daytime physical education, skills and social movement activities.
In class
What participants do
Choose Artistic Gymnastics for apparatus-based progressions or FreeG for obstacles, parkour-style and freestyle movement.
Progression
What participants build
Gymnastics foundations and body control
Confidence through staged progressions
Strength, coordination and safe landings
Social learning in a coached group
Read more about Homeschool Gymnastics
How the programme works
Daytime Artistic Gymnastics and FreeG options organised around Thunder's public school-stage cohorts. Coaches use staged progressions and adapt activities to the participant's current confidence and ability. Safe technique comes before speed or difficulty.
Sessions combine purposeful repetition with variety, so participants can consolidate skills while continuing to enjoy movement and build independence.
Two daytime pathways
Artistic Gymnastics or FreeG
Artistic Gymnastics
Apparatus-based gymnastics, shapes, strength and progressive skill development.
FreeG
Obstacle, parkour-style and freestyle movement challenges.
Live timetable
Homeschool Gymnastics timetable
Current class times, places and waitlists are pulled from iClass.
Fees
How pricing works
Term fees are based on the selected weekly class duration.
See fees and payment details →First visit
What to wear and bring
Comfortable fitted activewear, bare feet during class, long hair secured, jewellery removed and a labelled water bottle.
Read the first-class guide →Questions
Before you book
Does the participant need gymnastics experience?
No. Recreational classes begin from the participant's current stage and use clear progressions.
How is age calculated?
Thunder's public cohort labels are the main guide. The iClass portal can use broader administrative eligibility ranges to support placement and transitions.
Can we join mid-term?
Yes, where a suitable class has a place. Fees begin from the participant's starting week.
Next step
Try the programme before enrolling
A free trial is the easiest way to confirm the class, coach and group are a good fit.