Recordings

In this webinar presented by John Morrison, a Trusted Authority in Aquatic Compliance, you’ll learn the ins and outs of Australian Health Regulations specific to commercial swimming pools. John stresses the importance of regular testing to safeguard public health and helps you avoid the real-world implications of missed compliance.

In this webinar you will hear from pHlozone owner, Peter Legaz, on how you can keep your pool healthier and SAFER to swim in.

In this month’s Sustainability Innovators meeting our partners share what they’re doing to be more socially and environmentally responsibility.

A webinar with Jo Wilson from Aqua Sensory – “First Impressions: A sensory approach to baby swimming.”

Safe entry and return to wall; teach student how to hold and move along the wall; ensure different exit points are shown.

Survival Skills for School age – Treading Water and bouncing off bottom of pool

Survival Skills for School age – Flipping from front to back. Put together a sequence of moving and rolling.

Survival Skills for School age – 5

Survival Skills for School age – 6

School Age – Survival Skills 2 – Back floating

Preschool – Survival Skills 4 – Flipping from front to back. Should also be practiced fully clothed and without goggles

Preschool – Survival Skills 5

Preschool – Survival Skills 6

Preschool – Survival Skills 3 – Waiting for invitation to enter. Using visual and verbal cues.

Preschool – Survival Skills 2 – Back floating

Survival Skills for School age – Safe Entry

Join us as we bring together a panel of industry leaders and swim school owners for an interactive discussion, moderated by iClassPro’s Barbara Smith. We will be covering topics such as the benefits of skill tracking and managing the assessment process and much more.

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Data is a valuable asset, driving informed decisions, innovation, and competitive advantage when harnessed effectively in today’s data-driven world.

Trauma-informed aquatics fosters healing by creating safe, supportive, and empowering water environments, aiding individuals impacted by trauma.

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This webinar covers some energy saving and money saving methods when operating your pool.

Another sustainability webinar covering some interesting topics.

Torill Hindmarch presentes “The Gentle Touch”.

She encourages each parent to hold and support their baby in a fashion that they are comfortable with. As a teacher you have to advise how they might loosen their hold, potion themselves in the water to feel buoyant. For the first five minutes they can hold the baby close to the body just as they might carry the baby at home.

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We take the opportunity to acknowledge World Drowning Prevention Day, a day declared by the UN in April of last year to highlight the tragic and profound impact of drowning on families and communities across the globe.

Our monthly sustainability innovators webinar.

Teaching swimming to children with autism promotes sensory integration, water safety, confidence, and a sense of accomplishment.

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May’s Sustainability Innovators webinar.

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Our Women Walking on Water webinar.

Bath time for babies is a sensory-rich experience, promoting cognitive and motor development, bonding, and early water familiarity.

This session is run by Rafaele & Sandra Madormo – Owners of INATI Instituto de Natacao Infantil in Brazil during the 1st World Infant Aquatics Conference at the International Swim Schools Spectacular 2018, on the Gold Coast, Australia

The ecological psychology approach on infant’s drowning prevention, presented by Dr Carolina Burnay University of Otago.

Jo Wilson is the founder of Aqua Sensory, an early years developmental play program for the water. Jo works with her husband, Christian at their swim centres, Swim Works, where their team have backgrounds in baby massage, water therapy, OT and early years.

This session is run by two highly regarded marketing professionals, Roger Hawke from City Venue Management and Saskia Kirby from Kirby Swim. They both have extensive experience working with small and large swim schools and creating marketing ideas using varying budgets.

Jo Wilson from Aqua Sensory presents a fascinating chat about the first year of a baby’s swim experience. The Aqua Sensory Baby program supports the baby’s sensory development in the water.

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Presentation by Johnny Johnson on Blue Buoy’s Swim School’s winning application for the ASSA Swim Schools Awards of Excellence – International category. At the Australian Swim Schools Conference during the International Swim Schools Spectacular 2018, on the Gold Coast, Australia.

Swim lessons for children with special abilities: confidence, safety, social skills, and joy.

ASSA talks to SwimKids about the benefits of swim lessons for children with special abilities.

Carol Sneesby is the mother of Special Olympic Gold Medalist Aleisha Sneesby and has a chat with Colin.

Holly shares the 3 secrets to getting your kids to listen WITHOUT being an ANGRY parent:

Secret #1 – 3 sentences that work EVERY time

Secret #2 – The ONE KEY to conscious discipline

Secret #3 – Handling your child’s emotions

Talking about the current threats of todays lifestyle, the benefits of sharing you’re worries and how to reframe your thinking.

Neuro- Linguistic Programming (NLP) – how are behaviours and emotions are not ‘us’ but rather a product of our environment. Therefore, we can be aware of them and change them if we wish.

Sue Mayo discusses issues around ‘time’ and what it means for all of us, especially during these uncertain times.

Self-Care – the importance of being kind and inclusive. Having a social media ‘cleanse’ and looking after your needs before everyone else’s.

Sue talks largely around the 5 stages of the grieving process of the life we had planned and the power of naming and identifying this before making steps towards healing. Sarah, as an Outdoor Educator, believes there has been a light shone on the more natural world we live in, rather than the digital or virtual.