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Drowning is the leading cause of preventable death in children under the age of five in Australia. Royal Life Saving have developed a specific education program designed for children aged 3-5, to help teach vital water safety messages.  KEEP WATCH AT PUBLIC POOLS Apply Now Log In An effective water safety program with results Drowning is the leading cause of preventable death in children under the age of five in Australia. More than half of the fatalities in this age group occur in home swimming pools. For every toddler drowning death another ten children are admitted to hospital as a result of non-fatal drowning, many of whom will suffer lifelong consequences. With lack of direct supervision by a parent or carer believed to be a contributing factor in 70% of all drowning deaths at public pools, the Keep Watch at Public Pools program aims to eliminate all drowning deaths and reduce the number of near drowning incidents at these facilities. The program targets parents and carers of children to help them understand their responsibilities and the dangers of leaving their children unattended at the pool. Become a Partner Apply Now How our Program Works The Royal Life Saving Society – Australia’s Keep Watch at Public Pools program aims to: Promote the importance of appropriate levels of supervision within aquatic facilities to the community Provide partners with support mechanisms to promote Keep Watch at Public Pools Research and communicate information pertaining to the appropriate level of supervision within aquatic facilities Promote Keep Watch to the public As a Keep Watch at Public Pools partner, you will have access to a range of promotional and professional development resources to highlight the very specific role that lifeguards have in keeping the general public safe while educating people that active supervision of children when visiting public pools remains the responsibility of parents and carers. Translated Resources Download PDF Entry signs in language: ARABIC SIMPLIFIED CHINESE TRADITIONAL CHINESE GREEK HINDI KOREAN TAMIL VIETNEMESE Our Existing Keep Watch Partners 360 Fitness Club & Aquatic Centre, Tamworth Adelong Community Aquatic Centre Albion Park Pool Andrew Boy Charlton Pool, The Domain Angelo Anestis Aquatic Centre Aquatic Academy - Seven Hills Ashfield Aquatic Centre Auburn Ruth Everuss Aquatic Centre Balance Collective, Mayfield Ballina War Memorial Pool and Water Slide Barellan Memorial Swimming Pool Barraba Memorial Swimming Pool Batlow Community Swimming Pool Bellingen Shire Swim Centre Berrigan War Memorial Swimming Pool Birrong Leisure & Aquatic Centre Blackheath Swimming Pool Blacktown Aquatic Centre Blacktown Leisure Centre Stanhope Boggabri Memorial Pool Bomaderry Aquatic Centre Boomi Artesian Baths Branxton Swimming Pool Broken Hill Regional Aquatic Centre Bundamba Swim Centre - QLD Burnie Aquatic Centre - TAS Byron Bay Swimming Pool Cabarita Swimming Centre Camden War Memorial Pool Canberra Olympic Pool, ACT Canterbury Leisure & Aquatic Centre Caringbah Leisure Centre Casino Memorial Pool Casuarina Pool, NT CentrePoint Sport and Leisure Centre, Blayney Cessnock Swimming Pool Charlie Lowles Leisure Centre, Emerton Coffs Harbour Swimming Pool Coleambally Swimming Pool Como Swimming Complex Cook and Phillip Park Aquatic and Fitness Centre Coolah Swimming Pool Coonamble Swimming Pool Cootamundra Swimming Pool Coraki Public Pool Corowa Aquatic Centre Cowra Aquatic Centre Dareton Swimming Pool Dawn Fraser Baths, Balmain Des Renford Leisure Centre Dorrigo Swim Centre Drummoyne Swimming Pool Dubbo Aquatic Leisure Centre Eagle Vale Central East Maitland Aquatic Centre Enfield Aquatic Centre Engadine Leisure Centre Epping Aquatic Centre Evans Head Aquatic Centre Geurie Aquatic Leisure Centre Gilgandra Swimming Pool Glenbrook Swimming Pool Glenorchy War Memorial Pool, TAS Gloucester Swimming Pool Complex Goonellabah Sports & Aquatic Centre Gosford Olympic Pool Goulburn Aquatic and Leisure Centre Grafton Aquatic Centre Granville Swimming Centre Great Lakes Aquatic and Leisure Centre Grenfell Aquatic Centre Griffith Regional Aquatic Centre Guildford Swimming Centre Gulargambone Swimming Pool Gulgong Swimming Pool Gungahlin Leisure Centre, ACT Gunnedah Memorial Swimming Pool Gunyama Park Aquatic and Recreation Centre Hawkesbury Oasis Holsworthy Aquatic Centre Hurstville Aquatic Centre Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre Jamberoo Action Park Jerilderie Swimming Pool Kandos Swimming Pool Katoomba Sports and Aquatic Centre Kendall Community Pool Khancoban Community Swimming Pool Kootingal War Memorial Swimming Pool Ku-ring-gai Fitness and Aquatic Centre Kurri Kurri Aquatic & Fitness Centre Lake Talbot Aquatic Park Lakeside leisure Centre, Greenway, ACT Lakeside Leisure Centre, Raymond Terrace Lambton Swimming Centre Launceston Aquatic Centre, TAS Laurieton Memorial Pool Lawson Swim Centre Leichhardt Park Aquatic Centre (LPAC) McKeon Swim Centre, Unanderra Macarthur Girls High School Pool Macleay Memorial Pool Gladstone Macquarie Fields Leisure Centre Macquarie University Sport & Aquatic Centre Maitland Aquatic Centre Manilla Memorial Swimming Pool Manning Aquatic Centre, Bathurst Manning Aquatic Leisure Centre, Taree Mathoura Swimming Pool Max Parker Leisure & Aquatic Centre Mayfield Swimming Pool Merrylands Swimming Centre Michael Wenden Aquatic Centre Mingara Aquatic Centre Moama Swimming Pool Morisset Swim Centre Mosman Swim Centre Moss Vale Aquatic Centre Mount Annan Leisure Centre Mount Druitt Swimming Centre Mudgee Olympic Swimming Pool Muswellbrook Aquatic & Fitness Centre Narooma Aquatic Centre Narrabri Aquatic Centre National Centre of Indigenous Excellence New Norfolk Swimming Pool, TAS Nhulunbuy Aquatic Centre, NT Nightcliff Pool, NT North Sydney Olympic Pool Nundle Swimming Pool Oak Flats Pool Oasis Regional Aquatic Centre Oberon Swimming Pool Orange Aquatic Centre Palmerston Swimming and Fitness Centre, NT Parap Pool, NT Parkes Aquatic Centre Parsons Swim School, TAS Peak Hill Swimming Pool Peninsula Leisure Centre, Woy Woy Port Macquarie Olympic Pool Portland District Olympic Pool Prairiewood Leisure Centre Prince Alfred Park Pool QPRC Aquatics - 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NSW Health have released a Summary of changes to how the NSW Health Public Swimming Pool and Spa Pool Advisory Document was changed into the draft NSW Guidelines for Public Swimming Pools and Spa Pools and the Draft Pool Operator Handbook. NSW Health have extended the consultation period on these draft documents and will be taking comments by close of business Friday 17 February 2023. Summary of Changes: Draft NSW Guidelines for Public Swimming Pools and Spa Pools and the Draft Pool Operator Handbook: Royal Life Saving will be collating and submitting any comments on behalf of Industry to NSW Health by the due date. We would therefore ask if you would like to provide any comments / feedback, to please forward them in writing by COB Thursday 16th February to: Communications@royalnsw.com.au 10 Jan 2023 Consultation now open for changes to NSW Health Guidelines Risk and Safety < Back to News NSW Health have released a Summary of changes to how the NSW Health Public Swimming Pool and Spa Pool Advisory Document was changed into the draft NSW Guidelines for Public Swimming Pools and Spa Pools and the Draft Pool Operator Handbook. NSW Health have extended the consultation period on these draft documents and will be taking comments by close of business Friday 17 February 2023. Summary of Changes: Summary of changes to NSW Health Swimming Pool and Spa Pools Technical Advisory document f . Download • 666KB Draft NSW Guidelines for Public Swimming Pools and Spa Pools and the Draft Pool Operator Handbook: pool-operator-handbook-draft-aug-2022 .pdf Download PDF • 803KB Royal Life Saving will be collating and submitting any comments on behalf of Industry to NSW Health by the due date. We would therefore ask if you would like to provide any comments / feedback, to please forward them in writing by COB Thursday 16th February to: Communications@royalnsw.com.au Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts 1,800 NSW Teachers Equipped with Lifesaving Skills Ahead of Summer News and Media Emerging Swim Teachers Dive into a Day of Learning at the 2026 Swimposium News and Media Record ClubGRANTS Support Helps Royal Life Saving NSW Reach More Communities News and Media

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Enjoy a ‘Waterway of Life’ at Royal Life Saving Society’s ACT community water safety day! Royal Life Saving Society NSW | ACT | TAS are inviting ACT communities to come and enjoy ‘A Day at the Lake’ at Black Mountain Peninsula this Sunday 12 February 2023 from 10.00am-2.00pm. Proudly supported by Icon Water and the Australian Government, A Day at the Lake is a Royal Life Saving ACT initiative that will provide participants with practical water safety skills to enjoy the water safely this summer. The day also celebrates Lake Burley Griffin and all it has to offer - recreation, fun and beautiful place for Canberrans to come together and enjoy their favourite aquatic pursuits. The event is free and there's something for everyone: Stall holders and Event Passport competition CPR Awareness Training Bike N Blend Smoothy Bikes Lions Belconnen BBQ Lunch Canberra Aqua Park will be in operational on the day. Royal Life Saving” Lucky Duck Dip” Colouring in Competition and much, much more! Royal Life Saving ACT CEO Michael Ilinsky said the event encourages people of all ages and all backgrounds to gain hands-on experience with essential water-safety skills such as CPR awareness training. “Getting together with family and friends in and around the water is an Australian way of life. We just want everyone to be able to do so safely and with confidence. “While we’re pleased to note ACT is one of only two regions in Australia that hasn’t reported a drowning this summer, we are witnessing high numbers of drownings Australia wide. Unfortunately, as of today, there have been 52 drownings reported in Australia this summer. Of those deaths, 40 per cent occurred nearby, in NSW waterways.” RLS General Manager Cherry Bailey said “Our goal is to minimise risks by building knowledge and equipping people with skills and confidence to navigate conditions in and around the water, whether they’re enjoying a day at the lake, heading to the local pool or traveling to open waterways. A Day at the Lake provides practical demonstrations and skills sessions, giving participants the chance to practice important safety skills such as how to safely assist someone who needs help, how to read conditions and spot any risks in open waterways. provides practical demonstrations and skills sessions, giving participants the chance to practice important safety skills such as how to safely assist someone who needs help, how to read conditions and spot any risks in open waterways. A Day at the Lake provides practical demonstrations and skills sessions, giving participants the chance to practice important safety skills such as how to safely assist someone who needs help, how to read conditions and spot any risks in open waterways. “It’s a great day out and everyone walks away with a life-saving skill up their sleeve.” Royal Life Saving ACT’s “A Day at the Lake” is a free community event is part of RLS NSW |ACT |TAS Summer Safety Campaign, which responds to the latest drowning data with four crucial safety messages. “We want all Australians to embrace the water, and there are four simple ways to enjoy it safely. Whether you’re fishing, boating, swimming, paddling or playing on shore, there are 4 simple tips to keeping each other safe…. · Know your limits and avoid taking risks · Check the conditions before you head out · Wear a lifejacket when on the water · Supervise children at all times Royal Life Saving ACT recently launched translated versions of their safety messages in seven priority languages. For further information please visit A Day at the Lake - ACT | Royal Life Saving (drowningprevention.org.au) This event is proudly supported by Icon Water and the Australian Government 9 Feb 2023 A Day at the Lake comes to the ACT News and Media < Back to News Enjoy a ‘Waterway of Life’ at Royal Life Saving Society’s ACT community water safety day! Royal Life Saving Society NSW | ACT | TAS are inviting ACT communities to come and enjoy ‘A Day at the Lake’ at Black Mountain Peninsula this Sunday 12 February 2023 from 10.00am-2.00pm. Proudly supported by Icon Water and the Australian Government, A Day at the Lake is a Royal Life Saving ACT initiative that will provide participants with practical water safety skills to enjoy the water safely this summer. The day also celebrates Lake Burley Griffin and all it has to offer - recreation, fun and beautiful place for Canberrans to come together and enjoy their favourite aquatic pursuits. The event is free and there's something for everyone: Stall holders and Event Passport competition CPR Awareness Training Bike N Blend Smoothy Bikes Lions Belconnen BBQ Lunch Canberra Aqua Park will be in operational on the day. Royal Life Saving” Lucky Duck Dip” Colouring in Competition and much, much more! Royal Life Saving ACT CEO Michael Ilinsky said the event encourages people of all ages and all backgrounds to gain hands-on experience with essential water-safety skills such as CPR awareness training. “Getting together with family and friends in and around the water is an Australian way of life. We just want everyone to be able to do so safely and with confidence. “While we’re pleased to note ACT is one of only two regions in Australia that hasn’t reported a drowning this summer, we are witnessing high numbers of drownings Australia wide. Unfortunately, as of today, there have been 52 drownings reported in Australia this summer. Of those deaths, 40 per cent occurred nearby, in NSW waterways.” RLS General Manager Cherry Bailey said “Our goal is to minimise risks by building knowledge and equipping people with skills and confidence to navigate conditions in and around the water, whether they’re enjoying a day at the lake, heading to the local pool or traveling to open waterways. A Day at the Lake provides practical demonstrations and skills sessions, giving participants the chance to practice important safety skills such as how to safely assist someone who needs help, how to read conditions and spot any risks in open waterways. provides practical demonstrations and skills sessions, giving participants the chance to practice important safety skills such as how to safely assist someone who needs help, how to read conditions and spot any risks in open waterways. A Day at the Lake provides practical demonstrations and skills sessions, giving participants the chance to practice important safety skills such as how to safely assist someone who needs help, how to read conditions and spot any risks in open waterways. “It’s a great day out and everyone walks away with a life-saving skill up their sleeve.” Royal Life Saving ACT’s “A Day at the Lake” is a free community event is part of RLS NSW |ACT |TAS Summer Safety Campaign, which responds to the latest drowning data with four crucial safety messages. “We want all Australians to embrace the water, and there are four simple ways to enjoy it safely. Whether you’re fishing, boating, swimming, paddling or playing on shore, there are 4 simple tips to keeping each other safe…. · Know your limits and avoid taking risks · Check the conditions before you head out · Wear a lifejacket when on the water · Supervise children at all times Royal Life Saving ACT recently launched translated versions of their safety messages in seven priority languages. For further information please visit A Day at the Lake - ACT | Royal Life Saving (drowningprevention.org.au) This event is proudly supported by Icon Water and the Australian Government Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts 1,800 NSW Teachers Equipped with Lifesaving Skills Ahead of Summer News and Media Emerging Swim Teachers Dive into a Day of Learning at the 2026 Swimposium News and Media Record ClubGRANTS Support Helps Royal Life Saving NSW Reach More Communities News and Media

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Register ss a Royal Life Saving Partner to gain instant access to exclusive resources, programs, tools, and connections. Join a community designed to stay connected, be supported and foster growth. Partner Registration Business Details Business Name Australian Business Number Business Address Business Phone Business Web Address Business Email What type of business are you in Number of Employees (approx). How many sites / facilities is it for Business Logo Upload What type of partnerships are you interested in? * Required Swimming and Lifesaving Water Safety Education Aquatic Safety Corporate / Funding Partnership Agreement I have read and agree to the terms and conditions of the Partner Agreementa duly authorised representative. View Agreement Account Manager Full Name Title / Position Email Account Password Your Signature Clear Your Partnership Agreement has been submitted Register Now

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