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This information is only current at the time of publishing and may be subject to change Following a range of enquiries from the aquatic industry to Royal Life Saving regarding conflicting messages in the public domain regarding the NSW Health Orders and advice for Outdoor Pools, we have sought specific advice from the Office of Sport (Chief Executives Office) and NSW Health. Clarification 1: What specific provisions are there in place for Lifeguards supervising an outdoor pool NSW Health have recently clarified their position this can be defined as: Lifeguards and Pool Operators living in a stay-at-home area (i.e. currently most areas in Greater Sydney and some regional areas) are able to attend their workplace if it is not reasonably practicable to undertake the work from home. - This would include lifeguard training as it is not reasonably practicable to undertake at home. Lifeguards and Pool Operators from stay-at-home areas (i.e. currently most areas in Greater Sydney and some regional areas must register their travel with Service NSW if they are entering a LGA of concern from either Greater Sydney or from regional and rural NSW to carry out work in the LGA of concern. Lifeguards and Pool Operators living in a LGA of concern are able to attend their workplace if it is located within their LGA and it is not reasonably practicable to undertake the work from home. Workers leaving their LGA of concern for the purposes of work must be authorised workers and they must have received at least 1 dose of a COVID-19 vaccine (or have been issued a medical contraindication certificate) and have registered their travel with Service NSW. The list of authorised workers includes workers that are providing essential services for the maintenance, safety and upkeep of the pool – Lifeguards and Pool Operators. Clarification 2: Are Learn to Swim and Swim Squads permitted As of Friday 5pm NSW Health have indicated that there needs to be further clarification about this as this was not the intention of the Outdoor Pool in stay at home areas and areas of concern | COVID-19 Safety Plans FOR FURTHER ENQUIRIES AND KEY REFERENCES Outdoor swimming pools in stay-at-home areas and areas of concern | COVID-19 Safety Plan https://www.nsw.gov.au/form-master-page/covid-safety-plan/outdoor-swimming-pools-stay-at-home-areas-and-areas-of-concern-covid-19-safety-plan Local Government Areas of Concern https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/affected-area Greater Sydney Stay-at Home Restrictions https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/greater-sydney Regional and Rural Stay-at Home Restrictions https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/affected-regions 24 Sept 2021 Clarification For Owners and Operators Of Public Pools From Royal Life Saving & The Office Of Sport Training & Development < Back to News This information is only current at the time of publishing and may be subject to change Following a range of enquiries from the aquatic industry to Royal Life Saving regarding conflicting messages in the public domain regarding the NSW Health Orders and advice for Outdoor Pools, we have sought specific advice from the Office of Sport (Chief Executives Office) and NSW Health. Clarification 1: What specific provisions are there in place for Lifeguards supervising an outdoor pool NSW Health have recently clarified their position this can be defined as: Lifeguards and Pool Operators living in a stay-at-home area (i.e. currently most areas in Greater Sydney and some regional areas) are able to attend their workplace if it is not reasonably practicable to undertake the work from home. - This would include lifeguard training as it is not reasonably practicable to undertake at home. Lifeguards and Pool Operators from stay-at-home areas (i.e. currently most areas in Greater Sydney and some regional areas must register their travel with Service NSW if they are entering a LGA of concern from either Greater Sydney or from regional and rural NSW to carry out work in the LGA of concern. Lifeguards and Pool Operators living in a LGA of concern are able to attend their workplace if it is located within their LGA and it is not reasonably practicable to undertake the work from home. Workers leaving their LGA of concern for the purposes of work must be authorised workers and they must have received at least 1 dose of a COVID-19 vaccine (or have been issued a medical contraindication certificate ) and have registered their travel with Service NSW . The list of authorised workers includes workers that are providing essential services for the maintenance, safety and upkeep of the pool – Lifeguards and Pool Operators . Clarification 2: Are Learn to Swim and Swim Squads permitted As of Friday 5pm NSW Health have indicated that there needs to be further clarification about this as this was not the intention of the Outdoor Pool in stay at home areas and areas of concern | COVID-19 Safety Plans FOR FURTHER ENQUIRIES AND KEY REFERENCES Outdoor swimming pools in stay-at-home areas and areas of concern | COVID-19 Safety Plan https://www.nsw.gov.au/form-master-page/covid-safety-plan/outdoor-swimming-pools-stay-at-home-areas-and-areas-of-concern-covid-19-safety-plan Local Government Areas of Concern https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/affected-area Greater Sydney Stay-at Home Restrictions https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/greater-sydney Regional and Rural Stay-at Home Restrictions https://www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19/rules/affected-regions 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

Almost 60 Liverpool local women participated in a 10-week swimming and water safety education program, wrapping up Term 2 with the last session as a CPR awareness course at the Michael Wenden Aquatic Leisure Centre. Thanks to the support of Liverpool Council and the Belgravia Foundation, Royal Life Saving provided the funding to deliver the program to women aged 25 to 55 that were predominantly from Arabic and Urdu backgrounds. The recent graduates now possess the fundamental swimming skills and knowledge for future water activities and help support the community in growing this vital lifelong skill. “It was great to see all the women come back every week and enjoy coming back for each lesson, watching them grow this skill, some of whom never have been in the water before,” said Ying Fan, RLS Cultural Coordinator. “We received incredibly positive feedback and the urge for more lessons like this in this area.” Our team was present for the CPR course on the last day of the program, presenting all the graduates with their certificates of completion. Enrolments are now open for the following Term 3, starting 21 July – contact us today if you wish to be a part of the program or would like to find out more info. 11 July 2022 Liverpool local women swim their way to the finish line Swimming & Lifesaving < Back to News Almost 60 Liverpool local women participated in a 10-week swimming and water safety education program, wrapping up Term 2 with the last session as a CPR awareness course at the Michael Wenden Aquatic Leisure Centre. Thanks to the support of Liverpool Council and the Belgravia Foundation , Royal Life Saving provided the funding to deliver the program to women aged 25 to 55 that were predominantly from Arabic and Urdu backgrounds. The recent graduates now possess the fundamental swimming skills and knowledge for future water activities and help support the community in growing this vital lifelong skill. “It was great to see all the women come back every week and enjoy coming back for each lesson, watching them grow this skill, some of whom never have been in the water before,” said Ying Fan, RLS Cultural Coordinator. “We received incredibly positive feedback and the urge for more lessons like this in this area.” Our team was present for the CPR course on the last day of the program, presenting all the graduates with their certificates of completion. Enrolments are now open for the following Term 3, starting 21 July – contact us today if you wish to be a part of the program or would like to find out more info. 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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