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Notes on Enrolment (Tuen Mun Recreation & Sports Centre)

Notes on Enrolment (Tuen Mun Recreation & Sports Centre)

I. Contents of Golf Training Course:

Introduction:

Level I (3 lessons):	This course is designed for beginner. Course content including: introduction of equipment, driving range practice and related safety rules, basic principles of swing, stance, posture and grip etc. Course duration: 6 hours. Use of golf club: #7 iron.
Level II (3 lessons):	This course is organised for those who have participated level I or equivalent. Course content including: refine the swing motion and other basic skills improvement, introduction of club head speed, swing fundamentals and their influence on ball flight, full swing practice drills by using woods and long irons etc. Course duration: 6 hours. Use of golf clubs: #5 iron and fairway wood.
Level III (3 lessons):	This course is organised for those who have participated level I and II or equivalent. Course content including: putting and bunker shot skills and related safety rules, introduction of course etiquette and basic rules etc. Course duration: 6 hours. Use of golf clubs: SW, PW and Putter. (A "Practice Green User Card" will be issued upon satisfactory completion of this course with 80% attendance which entitled the holder to hire the practice green within the purview of LCSD.) (Due to the works of the "Re-provision of Tuen Mun Swimming Pool and Golf Practice Green at Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre", this course will be suspended until further notice.)
Long Game Improver (3 lessons):	This course is organised for those who have basic skills in playing long irons and woods Course content including: drills on long irons and woods; error identification and correction. Course duration: 6 hours. Use of golf clubs: #5 iron and fairway wood.
Short Game Improver (3 lessons):	This course is organised for those who have basic skills on chipping, putting and bunker shots. Course content including: drills on chipping, putting and bunker shots; error identification and correction. Course duration: 6 hours. Use of golf clubs: SW, PW and Putter. (Due to the works of the "Re-provision of Tuen Mun Swimming Pool and Golf Practice Green at Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre", this course will be suspended until further notice.)
Uneven Lies Technique (3 lessons):	This course is organised for those who are familiar with playing set of golf clubs. Course content including: irons practice on sloping platform. Course duration: 6 hours. Use of golf clubs: #7 iron and PW.

Equipment:

Centre will provide golf equipment for course training. Participants may also bring their own clubs for class too.

Coaching:

All classes are coached by the members of the China Hong Kong Professional Golfers' Association Limited (HKPGA).

Point to note:

Participants should wear proper sports wear and sports shoes without steel spikes.

II. Registration as SmartPLAY Users

(1)	All participants of recreation and sports programmes, as well as the guardians or parents of participants aged below 18, must register as SmartPLAY users before enrolment and provide the required information such as date of birth and gender during registration, except for those programmes requiring walk-in enrolment.
(2)	Members of the public can register as SmartPLAY users through My SmartPLAY app, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations set up at District Leisure Services Offices (DLSOs) or leisure venues. Applicants can register as SmartPLAY users immediately upon identity verification via “iAM Smart” app. Applicants who submit applications online or via the mobile app must first upload copy of their HKID Cards and then verify their identities through smart self-service stations before activating accounts. Alternatively, applicants can register as SmartPLAY users immediately through smart self-service stations with their HKID Cards.
(3)	Those aged below 11, without a HKID Card, are required to upload their identity documents, namely Hong Kong Birth Certificate/Document of Identity for Visa Purposes/HKSAR Re-entry Permit/Permit for Proceeding to Hong Kong and Macao (commonly known as One-way Permit), if their applications are made online or through the mobile app. Children holding a Hong Kong Birth Certificate may produce the original of the birth certificate for identity verification at the booking counters at leisure venues across districts. Children holding a Document of Identity for Visa Purposes, HKSAR Re-entry Permit or Permit for Proceeding to Hong Kong and Macao may produce the originals of the documents at the SmartPLAY Services Centre for identity verification before completing the user registration procedures. Non-Hong Kong residents holding valid travel documents must register as SmartPLAY temporary users before using the SmartPLAY system. After submission of the completed online registration through the SmartPLAY system, applicants are required to produce a valid photo-bearing travel document for verification by LCSD staff in person at the SmartPLAY Services Centre. The SmartPLAY Services Centre, located at Floor 5M, Kwun Chung Municipal Services Building, 17 Bowring Street, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong, opens from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday except for public holidays.
(4)	For details of registration, please visit www.smartplay.lcsd.gov.hk or download My SmartPLAY app.

III. Concessionary rates

Persons aged below 15/aged 60 or above, full-time students and persons with disabilities

(1) Persons aged below 15/aged 60 or above, full-time students or persons with disabilities, with valid proof, are eligible for concessionary rates when enrolling in training courses, recreation activities and competitions (only limited to swimming galas, athletic meets and individual games competitions). Moreover, accompanying carers of the participants with disabilities, limited to one who is aged 16 or above, are also eligible for concessionary rates, except for those in competitions.
(2) Upon opening a SmartPLAY account, full-time students or persons with disabilities can register their eligibility for concessions in the “Personal Information” of the account. They must, before the first sessions of the programmes, visit the SmartPLAY service counters at leisure venues or DLSOs, producing the originals of both identity documents and valid proof of eligibility for concessions, such as a valid student handbook/student card with photo, the “Registration Card for People with Disabilities” issued by the Labour and Welfare Bureau and the Notification of Successful Application for Disability Allowance issued by the Social Welfare Department. The information will be verified and entered into their personal accounts in the SmartPLAY system. Upon completion of the procedures, they can enjoy the concessionary rates within the valid period of the documents. Those failing to complete the above procedures before the first sessions of the programmes are required to pay the difference between the full fee and the concessionary fee.
(3) Concessionary rates are not applicable to the Community Garden Programme.

IV. Codes for Enrolment Methods and Procedures (applicable to the activities offered by DLSOs, Water Sports Centres, Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre and the Green Campaign Section)

「

」denotes those activities for which places will be allocated by ballot

Training Courses and Recreation Activities

To enrol in the activities to be held the following month, applicants must submit ballot e-application forms through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations within the specified period in a month. For example, for training courses and recreation activities to be held in May, ballot applications must be submitted from 1 to 7 April.
Each applicant is required to submit only one ballot e-application form for enrolment in any of the training courses and recreation activities offered by the 18 DLSOs, Water Sports Centres, Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre and the Green Campaign Section in a given month. Each ballot application form can be used to apply for up to 10 activities, of which only a maximum of three will be allocated to the applicant.
All applications submitted will be checked by the SmartPLAY system. In the event of duplicate application submissions, submission of incomplete information, non-compliance with activity requirements or ineligibility, the applications in question will be rejected by the system. In case the activity currently applied for will be held at the date and time conflicting with another training course or recreation activity for which payment has been settled or confirmation has been made, such an application will be rejected as well.
For those activities that require specific certificates or qualification proof, applicants must upload copies of the valid certificates or qualification proof onto the SmartPLAY system in their submission of e-application forms. Such copies will be verified by the organisers before the applicants may enter the ballot. Successful applicants must settle the payment and produce the originals of their certificates or qualification proof to their instructor for verification on the first day of the activity.
Upon completion of the courses organised by the LCSD, qualification proof issued by the LCSD will be recorded in their SmartPLAY personal accounts. Participants are not required to upload the relevant certificates separately. However, they must upload those certificates issued by National Sports Associations (NSAs) onto the SmartPLAY system of their own accord.
To participate in doubles or group activities such as social dance classes, hiking, an account user must, as the prime applicant, select the rest of the participating members who are qualified from a “friend list”, after filling in the order of preference for the activities. As far as the activities enrolled are concerned, all of the members must follow the same order of preference. If the members invited have not enrolled in other recreation and sports activities, they are not required to separately submit electronic applications. Members will receive a notification of invitation generated by the system. If the invitation is declined, the prime applicant must update the details of the members before the submission deadline, in a bid to meet the activity requirement on the number of participants. In the event of duplicate application submissions, submission of incomplete information, non-compliance with activity requirements or ineligibility on the part of the prime applicant or any of the participating members, the application in question will be rejected.
Under the SmartPLAY system, participants’ enrolment history will be recorded. The priority arrangements for “new applicants” in ballot will be extended to other training courses and recreation activities, in addition to the existing Fitness (Multi-gym) Training Courses. As such, the “new applicants” will enjoy priority in ballot when enrolling in various training courses and recreation activities. In entering a ballot, applicants will be classified into “new applicants” and “non-new applicants”. Based on the both groups’ orders of preference for the activities, the “new applicants” will first be allocated places by the system by means of ballot, and the remaining places, if any, will subsequently be allotted to the “non-new applicants”. The “new applicants” refer to those who have not attended the same type and level of a training course or recreation activity over the past 12 months. As regards doubles or group activities, if any member in a group is a “non-new applicant”, the entire group will be deemed as a “non-new applicant”, and will therefore not be accorded priority in the ballot. If a SmartPLAY user who has taken the Fitness (Multi-gym) Training Course over the past 12 months wishes to enrol in the same type of course, he/she will be identified as a “non-new applicant”.
Successful applicants will receive an electronic notification generated by the system of successful application and payment or confirmation. In addition, members of the public may also have access to the ballot results through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage, smart self-service stations or notice boards at organising DLSOs and leisure venues, but will not be notified separately by post. Successful applicants must settle the fees by electronic means or complete the confirmation procedures within the payment or confirmation period in a month through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations. For those who use the SmartPLAY webpage, fees can be settled by online payment methods including credit cards, Payment by Phone Service (PPS), Faster Payment System (FPS), Apple Pay or Google Pay. For those who use My SmartPLAY App, electronic payments may be made by credit cards, FPS, Apple Pay or Google Pay. For those who use the “smart self-service stations (3S)”, fees can be settled by Octopus Card or FPS.
If there are places available after the payment or confirmation period in a month, the number of such places will be announced through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage and smart self-service stations on a specified date of the month. Such places will be open for enrolment on a first-come-first-served basis from 8:30 am the following day through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage and smart self-service stations.
To participate in doubles or group activities during open enrolment period, an account user must, as the prime applicant, first select the rest of the participating members from the “Invitation for Joint Enrolment of first-come-first-served Activity” under “My Record” in SmartPLAY. Those being selected will then receive a notification of invitation generated by the system. The prime applicant can only proceed with the enrolment once he/she has the members’ consent.

Competitions

To enrol in the competitions to be held two months later, applicants must submit ballot e-application forms through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations within the specified period in a month. For example, for competitions to be held in June, ballot applications must be submitted from 8 to 14 April.
Applicants enrolling in competitions must be themselves the registered SmartPLAY users. Applications made by groups, organisations or schools will not be accepted.
Each applicant/team is required to submit only one ballot application form for enrolment in any of the competitions organised by DLSOs, Water Sports Centres or Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre in a given month. In the event of duplicate application submissions, submission of incomplete information, non-compliance with competition requirements or ineligibility on the part of applicants/teams, the applications in question will be rejected by the system. Each ballot application form can be used to apply for up to 10 competitions, of which a maximum of three will be allocated to the applicant.
As far as the District Age Group Competitions are concerned, applicants who have enrolled in the capacity of local residents or local students, i.e. “Local Status”, must upload valid proof of “Local Status” onto the SmartPLAY personal profiles of their own accord by the closing date of enrolment. Applicants will be eligible to enjoy priority in balloting only after such proof documents are checked and found to be in order by the organisers.
In the event of duplicate application submissions, submission of incomplete information, non-compliance with competition requirements or ineligibility on the part of any of the participating members in their submission of applications, the application in question will be rejected by the system.
To participate in team competitions (such as football, basketball and volleyball competitions, etc.), a prime applicant must first select the rest of the participating members who are qualified from a “friend list”, before filling in the order of preference for the competitions. As far as the competitions enrolled, all of the members must follow the same order of preference. If the members invited have not enrolled in other competitions, they are not required to separately submit electronic applications. Members will receive a notification of invitation generated by the system. If the invitation is declined, the prime applicant must update the details of the members before the submission deadline, in a bid to meet the activity requirement on the number of participants. In the event of failure to meet the activity requirement on the number of participants by the submission deadline, the teams in question will be disqualified.
As far as the competitions held by the Water Sports Centres are concerned, applicants can enter a ballot only after valid certificates or qualification proof are uploaded in their submission of ballot e-application forms. In addition, they must produce the originals of valid qualification proof and logbooks for verification by the LCSD staff on the competition day as proof that the relevant certificates or qualifications and the required number of sailing hours are acquired before ballot. Failure to meet such requirements will disqualify the applicants from the competitions, and no refund for the fees paid will be made.
Alterations to all the details provided by an applicant will not be allowed after the submission deadline of application forms.
Successful applicants will receive an electronic notification generated by the system of successful application and payment or confirmation. In addition, members of the public may also have access to the ballot results through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage, smart self-service stations or notice boards at organsing DLSOs and leisure venues, but will not be notified separately by post. Successful applicants must settle the fees by electronic means or complete the confirmation procedures within the specified payment or confirmation period in a month through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations. For those who use the SmartPLAY webpage, fees can be settled by online payment methods including credit cards, PPS, FPS, Apple Pay or Google Pay. For those who use My SmartPLAY App, electronic payments may be made by credit cards, FPS, Apple Pay or Google Pay. For those who use the smart self-service stations, fees can be settled by Octopus Card or FPS.
If there are places available after the payment/confirmation period in a month, the number of such places will be announced through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage and smart self-service stations on a specified date of the month. Such places will be open for enrolment on a first-come-first-served basis from 8:30 am the following day through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage and smart self-service stations.
To participate in doubles or group competition during the open enrolment status, an account user must, as the prime applicant, first select the rest of the participating members from the “Invitation for Joint Enrolment of first-come-first-served Activity” under “My Record” in SmartPLAY. Those being selected will then receive a notification of invitation generated by the system. The prime applicant can only proceed with the enrolment once he/she has the members’ consent.

「

」denotes those activities for which places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis

Applicants may enrol in activities through My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations starting from 8:30 am on the first day of a specified enrolment period on a first-come-first-served basis.
In case the activity currently applied for will be held at the date and time conflicting with another training course or recreation activity for which payment has been settled or confirmation has been made, such an application will be rejected as well.

V. Points to Note on Enrolment

(1)

Applicants should be aware of their physical conditions, and consider whether it is suitable for them to participate in the recreation and sports programmes applied for. In case of doubt, please consult a doctor.

(2)

Applicants under 18 must submit a declaration made by their parents/guardians who have themselves registered as SmartPLAY users before enrolment in the recreation and sports programmes organised by the LCSD via SmartPLAY.

(3)

People of different age groups and levels of physical ability including persons with disabilities are welcome to enrol in all the programmes.

(4)

All enrolment fees are listed in full rate.

(5)

All enrolment fees exclude the cost of catering services. Participants of day, residential and evening camps as well as excursions need to pay separately for meal charges.

(6)

An applicant’s age is calculated as at the date of the commencement of the programmes.

(7)

Except for special circumstances, no application for refund, programme change or substitution will be entertained after enrolment.

(8)

Programme information set out in this booklet is subject to change without prior notice, and the announcements by offices concerned organising the activity, My SmartPLAY App, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations will prevail.

(9)

Except for those training courses with different levels specified, others are elementary courses which mainly teach basic skills and knowledge of a sport. It is recommended that, upon completion of the training courses, participants should continue to practise on their own for the fun of sports.

(10)

Unless otherwise specified, all activities will be conducted in Cantonese.

(11)

Please note the information before enrolling in the following activities:

Activities	Points to note
Golf Training Course	Participants should wear proper sports wear and sports shoes without steel spikes.
Horse-riding Fun Day	Participants should weigh no more than 70kg. Participants should not wear any accessories, for example earrings, rings and necklaces, during horse-riding. Participants should wear shirts with sleeves, comfortable pants, leather shoes or boots with heels, and the helmets provided by riding schools. Specific offices organising the activity will provide transportation between the assemble point and the riding school. For details, please contact the organiser. In the event of unsettled weather, riding schools reserve the right to cancel the activity for safety’s sake. Note: To enrol in horse riding activity held in Tuen Mun Public Riding School and/or Lei Yu Mun Public Riding School, one must refer to the following webpages: Operation Arrangements of Horse Riding Fun Day
Archery Training Course	Participants should wear proper sports wear as well as sports shoes.
Fun Day Activities (in sessions)	Each applicant may take part in one session in each enrollment only. Please refer to TUEN MUN RECREATION AND SPORTS CENTRE for the time of the activities of each session. Participants should wear proper sports wear and sports shoes.

(12)

Unless otherwise notified, the following arrangements will be put in place by the LCSD under inclement weather conditions:

I.	Strong monsoon signal or thunderstorm warnings
	In case the above signal or warning is in force at 7:00 am on the activity day, all sea touring programmes held in Water Sports Centres will be cancelled (including the scheduled trip in the training course). Other activities will be held as scheduled, but organisers may decide to cancel the activities in light of changes in weather for safety’s sake.
II.	Tropical cyclone warning signal No. 1
	In case the above signal is in force at 7:00 am on the activity day, all sea touring programmes and tent camping held in Water Sports Centres will be cancelled (including the scheduled trip in the training course). Other activities will be held as scheduled, but organisers may decide to cancel the activities in light of changes in weather for safety’s sake.
III.	Amber rainstorm warning signal
	All activities will be held as scheduled, but organisers may decide to cancel the activities in light of changes in weather for safety’s sake. In case the above signal is issued two hours before an activity commences, BMX Training Course/Fun Day held at the Hong Kong Jockey Club International BMX Park will be cancelled.
IV.	Red rainstorm warning signal
	If the above signal is in force at 7:00 am on the activity day, all morning/whole-day outdoor programmes will be cancelled. (All activities at Water Sports Centres will be held as scheduled, except for sea touring and tent camping) If the above signal is in force at 12:00 noon on the activity day, all afternoon outdoor programmes will be cancelled.	Activities affected: tent camping, excursion/ hiking, sea touring programmes and orienteering, etc.
	If the above signal is issued two hours before an activity commences, all outdoor programmes, except programmes held at swimming pools, will be cancelled (including activities held at Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre and Wo Yi Hop Road Golf Driving Range).	Activities affected: tennis, distance running, fitness walking, Tai Chi, roller skating, lawn bowling, golf, sports climbing, rope course, archery, horse-riding and BMX Training Course/Fun Day held at the Hong Kong Jockey Club International BMX Park, etc.
	If the red rainstorm warning signal is cancelled two hours before an activity commences, where venue conditions permit, the above activities will be held as scheduled, except those specified. However, participants should consider whether to attend the activity in light of the actual weather and traffic conditions.
V.	Tropical cyclone warning signal No. 3
	If the above signal is in force at 7:00 am on the activity day, the morning/whole-day outdoor pursuit programmes will be cancelled.	Activities affected : tent camping, day camping, excursion/hiking and programmes held at Water Sports Centres, etc.
	If the above signal is in force at 12:00 noon on the activity day, the afternoon outdoor pursuit programmes will be cancelled.	Activities affected: residential camping, evening camping, etc.
	If the above signal is issued two hours before an activity commences, activities held at Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre and Wo Yi Hop Road Golf Driving Range and the BMX training courses/fun day events held at the Hong Kong Jockey Club International BMX Park will be cancelled. If the above signal is cancelled two hours before an activity commences, the above activities will be held as scheduled, except those specified. Participants should consider whether to attend the activity in light of the actual weather and traffic conditions. For enquiries, participants may contact the relevant DLSOs. If the above signal is issued three hours before an activity commences, all recreation and sports programmes designated for persons with disabilities will be cancelled.
VI.	Black rainstorm warning signal
	If the above announcement is issued when the activities are proceeding, all outdoor activities will be cancelled while all indoor activities will proceed as scheduled. If the above announcement is issued two hours before the start of the activities, the activities will be cancelled. If the black rainstorm warning signal is cancelled two hours before an activity commences, all activities will be held as scheduled, where the circumstances of the venue permit. Participants should consider whether to attend the activity in light of the actual weather and traffic conditions.
VII.	Pre-No.8 special announcement (an advance notice to the public issued by the Hong Kong Observatory when the tropical cyclone warning signal No. 8 is expected within two hours)
	If the above announcement is issued when the activities are proceeding, the activities will proceed as scheduled. If the above announcement is issued before the start of the activities, the activities will be cancelled.
	Tropical cyclone warning signal No.8 or above
	If the above signal is issued, all activities will be cancelled. If the tropical cyclone warning signal No.8 is cancelled two hours before an activity commences, all activities will be held as scheduled, where the circumstances of the venue permit. Participants should consider whether to attend the activity in light of the actual weather and traffic conditions.
For the situations mentioned in items IV-VII, namely the announcement of red rainstorm warning signal, tropical cyclone warning signal No. 3 or above or black rainstorm warning signal, whether all recreation and sports programmes designated for persons with disabilitiess and those organised by the Islands District Leisure Services Office will be held as scheduled depends on whether the signal(s) is issued/cancelled by the Hong Kong Observatory three hours prior to the scheduled times of these activities.
VIII.	“High” health risk category (Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) of 7)
	Activities will be held as scheduled. The Environmental Protection Department advises those with existing heart or respiratory illnesses (such as coronary heart disease and other cardiovascular diseases, asthma and chronic obstructive airways diseases including chronic bronchitis and emphysema), children and the elderly to reduce outdoor physical exertion, and to reduce the time of staying outdoors, especially in areas with heavy traffic. Participants with existing heart or respiratory illnesses should also seek advice from a doctor before participating in sports activities and take more breaks during physical activities. As the effects of air pollution on individuals’ health may vary, participants should seek advice from a doctor if they are in doubt or feel uncomfortable.
	“Very High” health risk category (Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) of 8-10)
	Activities will be held as scheduled. The Environmental Protection Department advises those with existing heart or respiratory illnesses (such as coronary heart disease and other cardiovascular diseases, asthma and chronic obstructive airways diseases including chronic bronchitis and emphysema), children and the elderly to reduce to the minimum outdoor physical exertion, and to reduce to the minimum the time of staying outdoors, especially in areas with heavy traffic. The general public is advised to reduce outdoor physical exertion, and to reduce the time of staying outdoors, especially in areas with heavy traffic. As the effects of air pollution on individuals’ health may vary, participants should seek advice from a doctor if they are in doubt or feel uncomfortable.
	“Serious” health risk category (Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) Exceeding 10)
	Activities will be held as scheduled. The Environmental Protection Department advises those with existing heart or respiratory illnesses (such as coronary heart disease and other cardiovascular diseases, asthma and chronic obstructive airways diseases including chronic bronchitis and emphysema), children and the elderly to avoid outdoor physical exertion, and to avoid staying outdoors, especially in areas with heavy traffic. The general public is advised to reduce to the minimum outdoor physical exertion, and to reduce to the minimum the time of staying outdoors, especially in areas with heavy traffic. As the effects of air pollution on individuals’ health may vary, participants should seek advice from a doctor if they are in doubt or feel uncomfortable.
IX.	Cold Weather Warning
	Activities will be held as scheduled. Participants are advised to wear warm clothing during outdoor activities to avoid adverse health conditions due to the cold weather. Avoid prolonged exposure to wintry winds.
	Very Hot Weather Warning
	Activities will be held as scheduled. Participants are advised to drink plenty of water to rehydrate themselves and avoid over exertion. If unwell, they should take a rest in shaded areas as soon as possible. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight and prevent sunburn from ultraviolet radiation. Participants should wear light-coloured, thin, loose-fitting and breathable clothing that can wick moisture and sweat effectively. They should also wear suitable hats and UV-blocking sunglasses, use sunscreen lotion of SPF 15 or above and re-apply the lotion frequently.
Note:	Please refer to the notes to the activities of respective DLSOs. If a programme has to be cancelled due to events such as inclement weather or venue maintenance, our staff will notify the participants and arrange for compensatory session(s) or refund as soon as possible. If the programme cannot be re-scheduled or compensatory session(s) cannot be arranged, our staff will make a refund arrangement for the programme via the system. For details, please contact the relevant DLSOs/venues.

VI. Notes to Participants

(1)	Participants must not change class on their own or transfer the right of participation to others.
(2)	Participants must bring along the originals of their identity documents and the screenshot of the SmartPLAY system indicating enrolment in the programmes/the confirmation notice/the receipt for verification by instructors when attending the course. Hong Kong residents must produce their HKID Cards, while children aged below 11 may produce their Hong Kong Birth Certificate/Document of Identity for Visa Purposes/HKSAR Re-entry Permit/ Permit for Proceeding to Hong Kong and Macao. Children aged 14 or below may produce a copy of their identity documents. The original of a valid photograph-bearing student handbook/card must be produced if their identity documents do not bear a photograph. Non-Hong Kong residents must produce their valid travel documents such as passports or Exit-Entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao.
(3)	Participants must observe the conditions of use for the venues. Instructors and venue staff can terminate the participation of individuals who behave in an undisciplined manner or whose behaviour may disturb or annoy other participants. A refund of the fees paid will not be made.
(4)	Participants should be aware of their health condition, and avoid taking the class when feeling unwell or having signs of infectious diseases like fever, respiratory tract symptoms (e.g. cough, running nose, sore throat), conjunctivitis, skin rashes and skin damage.
(5)	To ensure safety, instructors can decline the participation of individuals who are deemed medically unfit or having signs of infectious diseases like fever, respiratory tract symptoms (e.g. cough, running nose, sore throat), conjunctivitis, skin rashes and skin damage.
(6)	If participants suspect that they are subjected to sexual harassment, they should inform the officer-in-charge of the activity organised by the LCSD/venue staff at once, and may call 2511 8211 to seek advice direct from the Equal Opportunities Commission. For the definition and conduct of sexual harassment, please visit the webpage of the Equal Opportunities Commission at http://www.eoc.org.hk
(7)	No pets will be allowed to be brought to the activity.
(8)	Participants may complete the procedures for withdrawal from a programme via My SmartPLAY app, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations between the period of payment/confirmation and 7 days before the first lesson. Those wishing to withdraw from a programme within seven days before the first session must submit additional documents for consideration by the officer-in-charge of the activity. Only upon approval may they proceed with the procedures for withdrawal.
(9)	In the event of an activity being cancelled due to insufficient enrolment, the LCSD will notify the participants of this seven days before the activity date.

VII. Counter Service Hours and Payment Hours of District Offices Organising Activities:

(1) DLSOs

Day	Counter Service Hours	Payment Hours for Activities
Monday to Friday (except public holidays)	8:30 am to 6:15 pm	8:30 am to 4:30 pm

(2) Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre

Day	Counter Service Hours	Payment Hours for Activities
Monday to Sunday (Except the first and second days of the Lunar New Year)	7:45 am to 9:30 pm	8:30 am to 9:30 pm

VIII. Counter Service Hours and Payment Hours of Recreation and Sports Venues (including sports centres/tennis courts):

Day	Counter Service Hours	Payment Hours for the First Day of Open Enrolment on a First-come first-served basis upon Ballot
Monday to Sunday (Except the first and second days of the Lunar New Year)	7:00 am to 10:00 pm	8:30 am to 10:00 pm

IX. Service Hours and Payment Hours of Smart Self-service Stations:

Day	Service Hours	Payment Hours for the First Day of Open Enrolment on a First-come first-served basis upon Ballot
Monday to Sunday (Except the first and second days of the Lunar New Year)	7:00 am to 11:00 pm	8:30 am to 11:00 pm

X. Payment Hours of Holiday Camps and Water Sports Centres

Holiday Camps

Members of the public may enrol in recreation and sports programmes and book leisure facilities from 8:30am to 4:00pm on Monday to Friday and from 8:30am to 11:00am on Saturday, except for Sunday and public holidays.

Holiday Camp	Enquiry Tel. No.
Lady MacLehose Holiday Village	2792 6430 2792 6417
Tso Kung Tam Outdoor Recreation Centre	2417 1107 2415 6812
Sai Kung Outdoor Recreation Centre	2792 3828 2792 0046
Lei Yue Mun Park	2568 7455 2568 7858

Water Sports Centres

Members of the public may enrol in recreation and sports programmes and book leisure facilities from 8:30am to 4:30pm, except for closed days.

Water Sports Centre	Closed Day	Enquiry Tel. No.
Chong Hing Water Sports Centre	Thursday	2792 6810
Tai Mei Tuk Water Sports Centre	Wednesday	2665 3591
The Jockey Club Wong Shek Water Sports Centre	Tuesday	2328 2311
St. Stephen’s Beach Water Sports Centre	Tuesday	2813 5407
Stanley Main Beach Water Sports Centre	Wednesday	2813 9117

XI. Notes:

(1)	For enquiries about the course content of or enrolment arrangement for recreation and sports activities, please contact DLSOs/the programme units organising the activities.
(2)	For programme details, members of the public may call the LCSD Hotline on 2414 5555 (This hotline is handled by "1823") or visit My SmartPLAY app, the SmartPLAY webpage or smart self-service stations at DLSOs or leisure venues. For enquiries about the system, please call the SmartPLAY Hotline on 3954 5150.