Early elite years in the UK, especially at clubs like I suspect the O/p is at, is conditioning, more conditioning, body shapes, and more conditioning. The o/ps DD is unlikely to be doing any big skills, except maybe on bars- but it will only be single bar, and probably strap bar work. And some more conditioning. The basics will be drilled and drilled until perfect, then the skills come rapidly from there. They'll be doing handstands, getting 180 split leaps, working on range.
Honestly though, at her age, and if she's elite track, I'd give her (and you!) the break now while you still can. Look for activities that will keep her conditioning up- cycling, rock climbing, swimming- even flume pools are great because she'll be up and down stairs all day, lots of walking, jumping, playgrounds, monkey bars. It'll all add up, give her a different work out, a psychological break, and a physical break from the repetitive training of gymnastics. My DD is 11 now and I try to give her several proper breaks per year- two weeks at christmas, two in the summer at least. No training, no thinking about training, and they do go back better for it. One of our seniors had a month out recently, and has just come back and medalled at an elite comp.
But obviously a lot of people survive it.
