LSV’s Sink or Swim program teaches students about water safety from the expertise of a surf lifesaver. This interactive 1-hour program empowers students of all ages to keep themselves and others safe in a range of aquatic environments including, beaches, rivers, lakes, pools and the home, through engaging practical activities. Sink or Swim will enhance your school’s water safety program or prepare your students for upcoming aquatic recreation excursions and camps.
The program aligns to the Victorian Curriculum and is supported by free online resources and cross-curriculum lesson plans for Foundation (Prep) to Year 10. These documents can be found HERE on the website.
The Sink or Swim program was awarded Education State Winner at the 2013 Resilient Australia Awards.
Metropolitan Melbourne
Metropolitan Melbourne Sink or Swim program details include:
Target:
Tailored to suit all ages
Venue:
Delivered as an incursion, at your school or nominated venue
Duration:
1 hour (times can be flexible)
Participant Numbers:
Suggested maximum of 80 students per session
Cost:
$400.00 minimum flat fee for one session, please contact us for a quote.
During Term 4, the Sink or Swim program tours regional Victorian communities deemed ‘at-risk’ for drowning incidents. The program in these regions is provided at a small fee to schools with support provided from the State Government’s Play it Safe by the Water campaign.
This is a great add-on for your school to participate in before your Open Water Learning Experience (OWLE) or provided as a stand-alone option ahead of a Summer enjoying the water safely.
Regional Victorian Sink or Swim program details include:
Target:
Tailored to suit all ages
Venue:
Delivered as an incursion, at your school or nominated venue
Duration:
1 hour (times can be flexible)
Cost:
$3.00 per student
Term 4, 2020 Dates and Communities:
LSV will continue to monitor and take advice from the Federal Government through the State Government’s Department of Health and Human Service (DHHS) and will use their information for the most up-to-date advice and protocols to ensure the safety of our staff, members, participants and the community.
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