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Restricting Class Access by Age Group in Clava
Restricting Class Access by Age Group in Clava
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This guide details how to apply age restrictions to classes in Clava, ensuring only eligible members can enroll.

Setting Up Age Restrictions for Classes:

  1. Create or Edit a Class: Navigate to the "Classes" section in Clava. You can either create a new class or edit an existing one.

  2. Locate Age Group Restrictions: Within the class details, find the section labeled "Age Groups Restriction".

  3. Select Age Group(s): From the dropdown menu, choose the age group(s) that applies to the class. You can potentially select multiple groups if the class caters to a wider age range.

  4. Finalise and Save: Once you've chosen the appropriate age group(s), complete setting up the remaining class details, click "Create" or "Save changes" to confirm.

Identifying Age-Restricted Classes:

  • Classes with age restrictions will be visually denoted within Clava. Look for an icon of a person symbol with a lock symbol. This quick indicator helps you identify classes with age limitations.

Booking Age-Restricted Classes:

  • The age restriction on a class will only allow members belonging to the designated age group(s) to book.

    • For instance, if a class has a 12-18 age restriction, only members between 12 and 18 years old can be enrolled.

  • Parental Bookings: Parents or guardians can still book age-restricted classes for their children (juniors) who fall within the allowed age range.

    • However, they cannot use the same membership to enroll themselves in a class with an age restriction that doesn't include their age group.

Benefits of Age Restrictions:

  • Safety and Suitability: Age restrictions ensure classes cater to appropriate age brackets, promoting a safe and comfortable learning environment for all participants.

  • Targeted Programs: By restricting classes, you can tailor classes and courses to the specific needs of different age groups.

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