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On Wednesday 14 December 2022, Royal Life Saving hosted an industry networking event at the Hobart Functions and Conference Centre bringing together government and aquatic industry representatives in one forum. Royal Life Saving NSW | ACT | TAS CEO, Michael Ilinsky along with General Manager - Drowning Prevention and Education, Craig Roberts and Industry Engagement Manager, Louise Magee presented to the guests on the state's drowning statistics and demographics, the national workforce data, our recent Water Way of Life campaign, partnership and engagement opportunities, upcoming 2023 events and reinforcing this all with our strong commitment to educate, support and engage the Tasmanian community, industry and government now and into the future. The energy in the room from such an incredibly passionate group of people sparked great conversations and important feedback for all involved to takeaway, reflect and develop new strategies to tackle the issues identified. If you are interested in our upcoming events in Tasmania, please visit Events | Royal Life Saving (drowningprevention.org.au) or contact us at tas@royaltas.com.au or (03) 6243 7558. 16 Dec 2022 Solidifying our commitment to Tasmania Drowning Prevention < Back to News On Wednesday 14 December 2022, Royal Life Saving hosted an industry networking event at the Hobart Functions and Conference Centre bringing together government and aquatic industry representatives in one forum. Royal Life Saving NSW | ACT | TAS CEO, Michael Ilinsky along with General Manager - Drowning Prevention and Education, Craig Roberts and Industry Engagement Manager, Louise Magee presented to the guests on the state's drowning statistics and demographics, the national workforce data, our recent Water Way of Life campaign, partnership and engagement opportunities, upcoming 2023 events and reinforcing this all with our strong commitment to educate, support and engage the Tasmanian community, industry and government now and into the future. The energy in the room from such an incredibly passionate group of people sparked great conversations and important feedback for all involved to takeaway, reflect and develop new strategies to tackle the issues identified. If you are interested in our upcoming events in Tasmania, please visit Events | Royal Life Saving (drowningprevention.org.au) or contact us at tas@royaltas.com.au or (03) 6243 7558. Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts A Great Day on the Green at the Drowning Prevention Golf Day News and Media National Drowning Report 2026: New South Wales drowning toll reinforces need for action News and Media Celebrate World First Aid Day with 10% Off First Aid Training News and Media

Following the release of the intention to open Outdoor Swimming Pools from the Government and engaging with a range of key stakeholders and facility operators (including Royal Life Saving), the NSW Government have release 2 COVID Safety Plans for Swimming Pools The plans have been finalised based on consultation feedback and following a review by relevant legal branches responsible for the development and implementation of the Public Health Order. Outdoor Swimming Pools Gyms, Indoor Recreation and Swimming Pools 23 Sept 2021 NSW Govt releases new COVID-19 Safety Plans for Aquatic Industry Risk and Safety < Back to News Following the release of the intention to open Outdoor Swimming Pools from the Government and engaging with a range of key stakeholders and facility operators (including Royal Life Saving), the NSW Government have release 2 COVID Safety Plans for Swimming Pools The plans have been finalised based on consultation feedback and following a review by relevant legal branches responsible for the development and implementation of the Public Health Order. Outdoor Swimming Pools Gyms, Indoor Recreation and Swimming Pools Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts A Great Day on the Green at the Drowning Prevention Golf Day News and Media National Drowning Report 2026: New South Wales drowning toll reinforces need for action News and Media Celebrate World First Aid Day with 10% Off First Aid Training News and Media

Droughts, Fires and Covid have impacted the Swim School Industry over the past 2-3 year more than we could have ever imagined. A significant loss in income, staffing and financial support has seen a resilient aquatic industry pull through, but only just. Now with the support of the Government, Royal Life Saving has launched a brand-new Partnership Program to support Swim Schools get back on their feet and get swimmers in their door! “Our Swim School Partnership is a hub of people, resources, and offerings brought together to give you everything you need to build and deliver successful solutions for you and/or your customers” said Craig Roberts, General Manager of Royal Life Saving. “The new Swim School Partnership extends on the work with the National Swimming and Water Safety Framework to deliver a Swim Teacher Development Framework and a Swim School Excellence Framework and a range of supporting resources so that Swim Schools have what they need at their fingertips”. The Swim School Partnership also offer aquatic facilities the opportunity to take advantage of the new recently revitalised Swim and Survive Program from Royal Life Saving. The Online and innovative solution provides swim schools with the following: Includes: · Access to free and heavily discounted Swim Teacher Courses · Access to the new Swim School Excellence Guideline · Access to the new Swim Teacher Development Guidelines · Access to a library of over 45 Teaching Videos (and growing) · Access to over 50 new Teaching Activities and Games for Swim Teachers · Access to an extensive range of marketing resources · Access to a dedicated Swim School Forum · Access to resources, tips and techniques on implementing Child Safety provisions within your Aquatic Facility · Access to free online education programs for Children aged 3 years to 15 years of age all aligned to the curriculum, syllabus and milestones on the National Swimming and Water Safety Framework Craig Roberts said, “Royal Life Saving is committed to driving a strong direction and level of support with the swim school industry to make life that little bit easier”. “We have engaged industry, we have listened, we have learnt and we intend to continue to work with you for a stronger more vibrant industry”. To view the Latest Swim School Partnership Program visit PARTNERS | Royal Life Saving (drowningprevention.org.au) Swim School Partnership enquiries swimandsurvive@royalnsw.com.au 22 Sept 2021 Royal Life Saving Releases Brand New Partnership Program for Swim School Industry Swimming & Lifesaving < Back to News Droughts, Fires and Covid have impacted the Swim School Industry over the past 2-3 year more than we could have ever imagined. A significant loss in income, staffing and financial support has seen a resilient aquatic industry pull through, but only just. Now with the support of the Government, Royal Life Saving has launched a brand-new Partnership Program to support Swim Schools get back on their feet and get swimmers in their door! “Our Swim School Partnership is a hub of people, resources, and offerings brought together to give you everything you need to build and deliver successful solutions for you and/or your customers” said Craig Roberts, General Manager of Royal Life Saving. “The new Swim School Partnership extends on the work with the National Swimming and Water Safety Framework to deliver a Swim Teacher Development Framework and a Swim School Excellence Framework and a range of supporting resources so that Swim Schools have what they need at their fingertips”. The Swim School Partnership also offer aquatic facilities the opportunity to take advantage of the new recently revitalised Swim and Survive Program from Royal Life Saving. The Online and innovative solution provides swim schools with the following: Includes: · Access to free and heavily discounted Swim Teacher Courses · Access to the new Swim School Excellence Guideline · Access to the new Swim Teacher Development Guidelines · Access to a library of over 45 Teaching Videos (and growing) · Access to over 50 new Teaching Activities and Games for Swim Teachers · Access to an extensive range of marketing resources · Access to a dedicated Swim School Forum · Access to resources, tips and techniques on implementing Child Safety provisions within your Aquatic Facility · Access to free online education programs for Children aged 3 years to 15 years of age all aligned to the curriculum, syllabus and milestones on the National Swimming and Water Safety Framework Craig Roberts said, “Royal Life Saving is committed to driving a strong direction and level of support with the swim school industry to make life that little bit easier”. “We have engaged industry, we have listened, we have learnt and we intend to continue to work with you for a stronger more vibrant industry”. To view the Latest Swim School Partnership Program visit PARTNERS | Royal Life Saving (drowningprevention.org.au) Swim School Partnership enquiries swimandsurvive@royalnsw.com.au Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts A Great Day on the Green at the Drowning Prevention Golf Day News and Media National Drowning Report 2026: New South Wales drowning toll reinforces need for action News and Media Celebrate World First Aid Day with 10% Off First Aid Training News and Media

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Students in year 10 interested in a career in Sports, Recreation and Aquatics but unsure about University now have a fantastic VET pathway - SIS31015 Certificate III in Aquatics and Community Recreation. This School Based Traineeship combines online learning with on-the-job training that aims to deliver valuable customer service experience, practical industry knowledge and transferable life skills. Gone are the days where a career in Aquatic was just a stop-gap job whilst finishing University or school. The Aquatics Industry is a rapidly growing, and thoroughly rewarding industry, with career opportunities available to a diverse workforce for people of all ages and backgrounds. Royal Life Saving recently profiled a few familiar faces in our industry that started out their own careers through Vocational Education and have built successful and rewarding careers. Read their stories: Scott Vanderheyden: Area Manager; Belgravia Leisure Uni isn’t for everyone – I studied I.T. and never used it a day in my life! Instead, I worked as a Casual Lifeguard for my local council pool before becoming a Duty Manager, Operations Coordinator and eventually Centre Manager at Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre. Now I oversee five different venues as an Area Manager and love the ability to impact peoples’ careers while helping them develop and learn! Throughout my time in the sport/aquatics industry I’ve learnt irreplaceable business skills, made lifelong friends, engaged with the community that I love and have had the chance to make a real positive impact on society. Louise Smalley: Royal Life Saving Society NSW; Swimming and Safety Coordinator After finishing school I worked as a Swim teacher, Pool Lifeguard, Customer Service Officer and casual Swim School Supervisor and loved every minute of it! Before undertaking further tertiary study, I was offered a full time Supervisor position and never looked back. I am now the Swimming and Water Safety Coordinator with Royal Life Saving NSW, managing large, swimming and water safety programs throughout NSW. Just as I’ve had the opportunity to work in several roles and learn many transferable skills along the way, the Cert III in Aquatics and Community Recreation is a great launching pad for a career in the sports, fitness and aquatics industry – especially with the availability of debt-free VET qualifications. Roz Neville: Manger, Willoughby Leisure Centres I didn’t really know what I wanted to do when I left school, but I loved sport and being active, especially water and so it made sense to work as a Swim Teacher / Lifeguard. I was very lucky to have some great mentors along the way and after completing some VET study and industry-based training, I gained the skills, knowledge, and confidence to reach my dream job of being a Facility Manager. I have been fortunate to sit on several Industry Committees throughout my career and I am now able to give back to those working in an Industry that has given me so much. Love what you do, and you’ll never work a day in your life! Jason Phillips: Royal Life Saving Society NSW; Regional Manager After thirty years in the Sports and Recreation industry, despite many changes and innovations, the sector remains essentially the same: we’re dedicated to supporting people’s passions and providing opportunities for everyone to safely participate in a range of aquatic and recreational activities. Nowhere is this more important than in our great regional and coastal towns of NSW that boast some of the best beaches and waterways in the world! After joining this industry as a young employee, I enjoyed fabulous on-the-job training and mentoring, built confidence and practical knowledge, and now have a huge range of friends and colleagues throughout NSW that I love visiting and working with. 20 July 2021 Smart & Skilled pathways into a career in Aquatics Training & Development < Back to News Students in year 10 interested in a career in Sports, Recreation and Aquatics but unsure about University now have a fantastic VET pathway - SIS31015 Certificate III in Aquatics and Community Recreation. This School Based Traineeship combines online learning with on-the-job training that aims to deliver valuable customer service experience, practical industry knowledge and transferable life skills. Gone are the days where a career in Aquatic was just a stop-gap job whilst finishing University or school. The Aquatics Industry is a rapidly growing, and thoroughly rewarding industry, with career opportunities available to a diverse workforce for people of all ages and backgrounds. Royal Life Saving recently profiled a few familiar faces in our industry that started out their own careers through Vocational Education and have built successful and rewarding careers. Read their stories: Scott Vanderheyden: Area Manager; Belgravia Leisure Uni isn’t for everyone – I studied I.T. and never used it a day in my life! Instead, I worked as a Casual Lifeguard for my local council pool before becoming a Duty Manager, Operations Coordinator and eventually Centre Manager at Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre. Now I oversee five different venues as an Area Manager and love the ability to impact peoples’ careers while helping them develop and learn! Throughout my time in the sport/aquatics industry I’ve learnt irreplaceable business skills, made lifelong friends, engaged with the community that I love and have had the chance to make a real positive impact on society. Louise Smalley: Royal Life Saving Society NSW; Swimming and Safety Coordinator After finishing school I worked as a Swim teacher, Pool Lifeguard, Customer Service Officer and casual Swim School Supervisor and loved every minute of it! Before undertaking further tertiary study, I was offered a full time Supervisor position and never looked back. I am now the Swimming and Water Safety Coordinator with Royal Life Saving NSW, managing large, swimming and water safety programs throughout NSW. Just as I’ve had the opportunity to work in several roles and learn many transferable skills along the way, the Cert III in Aquatics and Community Recreation is a great launching pad for a career in the sports, fitness and aquatics industry – especially with the availability of debt-free VET qualifications. Roz Neville: Manger, Willoughby Leisure Centres I didn’t really know what I wanted to do when I left school, but I loved sport and being active, especially water and so it made sense to work as a Swim Teacher / Lifeguard. I was very lucky to have some great mentors along the way and after completing some VET study and industry-based training, I gained the skills, knowledge, and confidence to reach my dream job of being a Facility Manager. I have been fortunate to sit on several Industry Committees throughout my career and I am now able to give back to those working in an Industry that has given me so much. Love what you do, and you’ll never work a day in your life! Jason Phillips: Royal Life Saving Society NSW; Regional Manager After thirty years in the Sports and Recreation industry, despite many changes and innovations, the sector remains essentially the same: we’re dedicated to supporting people’s passions and providing opportunities for everyone to safely participate in a range of aquatic and recreational activities. Nowhere is this more important than in our great regional and coastal towns of NSW that boast some of the best beaches and waterways in the world! After joining this industry as a young employee, I enjoyed fabulous on-the-job training and mentoring, built confidence and practical knowledge, and now have a huge range of friends and colleagues throughout NSW that I love visiting and working with. 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We are delighted to reflect on a groundbreaking season of lifeguard services at Penrith Beach from December to April, marking the inaugural year of this vital community initiative. In partnership with the Department of Environment and Planning, Royal Life Saving successfully implemented lifeguard services for the first time at Penrith Beach, enhancing safety and peace of mind for residents of Penrith and Western Sydney. The collaboration with the Department of Environment and Planning proved instrumental, allowing us to deliver professional and effective risk assessments, emergency planning and lifeguard services tailored to the needs of local residents. This partnership exemplified a shared commitment to promoting water safety and ensuring enjoyable experiences for all visitors to Penrith Beach. We are thrilled to announce that due to the overwhelming positive feedback and community support, Deputy Premier Prue Carr MP has confirmed the continuation of Royal Life Saving lifeguard services at Penrith Beach for the 2024/25 season. This endorsement underscores the importance of our efforts and reaffirms our dedication to safeguarding lives and promoting water safety throughout the Penrith community and beyond. We look forward to building upon this success and continuing to serve the community with excellence in the seasons to come. Thank you to everyone involved, from our dedicated lifeguards to the community members who embraced and supported this initiative. Together, we are making a significant difference in enhancing water safety and wellbeing in Western Sydney 4 July 2024 Royal Life Saving Lifeguard Services at Penrith Beach Drowning Prevention < Back to News We are delighted to reflect on a groundbreaking season of lifeguard services at Penrith Beach from December to April, marking the inaugural year of this vital community initiative. In partnership with the Department of Environment and Planning, Royal Life Saving successfully implemented lifeguard services for the first time at Penrith Beach, enhancing safety and peace of mind for residents of Penrith and Western Sydney. The collaboration with the Department of Environment and Planning proved instrumental, allowing us to deliver professional and effective risk assessments, emergency planning and lifeguard services tailored to the needs of local residents. This partnership exemplified a shared commitment to promoting water safety and ensuring enjoyable experiences for all visitors to Penrith Beach. We are thrilled to announce that due to the overwhelming positive feedback and community support, Deputy Premier Prue Carr MP has confirmed the continuation of Royal Life Saving lifeguard services at Penrith Beach for the 2024/25 season. This endorsement underscores the importance of our efforts and reaffirms our dedication to safeguarding lives and promoting water safety throughout the Penrith community and beyond. We look forward to building upon this success and continuing to serve the community with excellence in the seasons to come. Thank you to everyone involved, from our dedicated lifeguards to the community members who embraced and supported this initiative. Together, we are making a significant difference in enhancing water safety and wellbeing in Western Sydney Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts A Great Day on the Green at the Drowning Prevention Golf Day News and Media National Drowning Report 2026: New South Wales drowning toll reinforces need for action News and Media Celebrate World First Aid Day with 10% Off First Aid Training News and Media

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With NSW Seniors Festival approaching next week, communities across the state will come together to celebrate the valuable contributions of older Australians and promote opportunities for people to stay active, connected and healthy as they age. At Royal Life Saving NSW, Seniors Festival is also an important reminder of the role that water safety and aquatic activity can play in supporting healthy ageing — both physically and socially. Over the coming months, Royal Life Saving NSW is proud to partner with the NSW Government and local aquatic facilities across Western Sydney to deliver a series of FREE Seniors Water Wellness Programs for adults aged 60 years and over, starting in March. These programs are designed to help older adults confidently return to aquatic environments, build skills and enjoy the many benefits that water-based activity provides. Why Water Safety for Older Adults Matters New national research from Royal Life Saving Australia highlights why programs like these are so important. The latest report shows that older Australians are now experiencing the highest drowning risk on record, with people aged 65 years and over accounting for 26% of all drowning deaths, despite representing just 16% of the population. In 2024/25 alone, 115 older Australians lost their lives to drowning — a 55% increase on the 10-year average. Over the past decade: 736 older adults have drowned in Australia 57% had a pre-existing medical condition 75% of those conditions were cardiovascular-related Many incidents occurred close to home or within 5km of residence Common activities included swimming, boating and unintentional falls into water As Australians live longer and remain more active, time spent around water also increases. While this is positive for health and wellbeing, it also highlights the need to better understand and manage risk. Factors such as underlying medical conditions, reduced mobility, medications, fatigue and falls can increase drowning risk with age. The message is clear: staying active around water is important — but doing so safely is essential. Supporting Lifelong Aquatic Participation Royal Life Saving strongly supports a lifelong approach to aquatic participation. Water-based activity provides significant benefits including improved mobility, cardiovascular health, balance, strength and mental wellbeing. It also creates opportunities for social connection, which is vital for healthy ageing. The goal is not to discourage participation, but to ensure older adults can continue enjoying aquatic environments safely, confidently and with awareness of their personal limits. Seniors Water Wellness Programs Across Western Sydney To support this, Royal Life Saving NSW will deliver FREE Seniors Water Wellness Programs across multiple aquatic centres in Western Sydney from March onwards. These programs focus on: Returning to aquatic activity in a safe and supportive environment Building confidence in and around water Learning practical water safety and lifesaving skills Understanding personal risk factors and safe decision making Gentle aquatic exercise to support strength, mobility and balance CPR awareness and emergency response knowledge The programs are suitable for: Adults aged 60+ People new to aquatic activity Those returning after time away All fitness and swimming ability levels Importantly, the sessions are social, welcoming and delivered by experienced instructors who understand the needs of older participants. Get Involved As we celebrate Seniors Festival, there is no better time to prioritise health, wellbeing and confidence in, on and around water! Registrations are now open for upcoming Seniors Water Wellness Programs across Western Sydney, with sessions commencing in March. Spots are limited and bookings are essential. 👉 Visit our events page to find a program location near you and register. www.drowningprevention.org.au/industryevents Together, we can support older Australians to stay active, connected and safe in the water for life. 24 Feb 2026 Celebrating Seniors Festival: Supporting Safe and Active Ageing in and Around Water News and Media < Back to News With NSW Seniors Festival approaching next week, communities across the state will come together to celebrate the valuable contributions of older Australians and promote opportunities for people to stay active, connected and healthy as they age. At Royal Life Saving NSW, Seniors Festival is also an important reminder of the role that water safety and aquatic activity can play in supporting healthy ageing — both physically and socially. Over the coming months, Royal Life Saving NSW is proud to partner with the NSW Government and local aquatic facilities across Western Sydney to deliver a series of FREE Seniors Water Wellness Programs for adults aged 60 years and over, starting in March. These programs are designed to help older adults confidently return to aquatic environments, build skills and enjoy the many benefits that water-based activity provides. Why Water Safety for Older Adults Matters New national research from Royal Life Saving Australia highlights why programs like these are so important. The latest report shows that older Australians are now experiencing the highest drowning risk on record , with people aged 65 years and over accounting for 26% of all drowning deaths , despite representing just 16% of the population . In 2024/25 alone, 115 older Australians lost their lives to drowning — a 55% increase on the 10-year average . Over the past decade: 736 older adults have drowned in Australia 57% had a pre-existing medical condition 75% of those conditions were cardiovascular-related Many incidents occurred close to home or within 5km of residence Common activities included swimming, boating and unintentional falls into water As Australians live longer and remain more active, time spent around water also increases. While this is positive for health and wellbeing, it also highlights the need to better understand and manage risk. Factors such as underlying medical conditions, reduced mobility, medications, fatigue and falls can increase drowning risk with age. The message is clear: staying active around water is important — but doing so safely is essential. Supporting Lifelong Aquatic Participation Royal Life Saving strongly supports a lifelong approach to aquatic participation . Water-based activity provides significant benefits including improved mobility, cardiovascular health, balance, strength and mental wellbeing. It also creates opportunities for social connection, which is vital for healthy ageing. The goal is not to discourage participation, but to ensure older adults can continue enjoying aquatic environments safely, confidently and with awareness of their personal limits . Seniors Water Wellness Programs Across Western Sydney To support this, Royal Life Saving NSW will deliver FREE Seniors Water Wellness Programs across multiple aquatic centres in Western Sydney from March onwards. These programs focus on: Returning to aquatic activity in a safe and supportive environment Building confidence in and around water Learning practical water safety and lifesaving skills Understanding personal risk factors and safe decision making Gentle aquatic exercise to support strength, mobility and balance CPR awareness and emergency response knowledge The programs are suitable for: Adults aged 60+ People new to aquatic activity Those returning after time away All fitness and swimming ability levels Importantly, the sessions are social, welcoming and delivered by experienced instructors who understand the needs of older participants. Get Involved As we celebrate Seniors Festival, there is no better time to prioritise health, wellbeing and confidence in, on and around water! Registrations are now open for upcoming Seniors Water Wellness Programs across Western Sydney, with sessions commencing in March. Spots are limited and bookings are essential. 👉 Visit our events page to find a program location near you and register. www.drowningprevention.org.au/industryevents Together, we can support older Australians to stay active, connected and safe in the water for life. Previous Next < Back to News Related Posts A Great Day on the Green at the Drowning Prevention Golf Day News and Media National Drowning Report 2026: New South Wales drowning toll reinforces need for action News and Media Celebrate World First Aid Day with 10% Off First Aid Training News and Media

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