Kids Aquatic Survival School

5 days ago

💧 Drowning Doesn’t Always Mean DeathWhen we hear the word “drowning,” many people automatically think of a fatal incident. But medically, drowning has a much broader meaning.Drowning is defined as “the process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion or immersion in liquid.”There are three possible outcomes: fatal drowning, survival with ongoing health effects, or survival with no lasting effects.This is why terms such as “near-drowning,” “secondary drowning” and “wet/dry drowning” are no longer used. A person can drown and survive.For children, a non-fatal drowning can range from an incident requiring medical assessment to a life-changing event resulting in permanent neurological injury.💙 Prevention matters. Survival skills matter. Supervision matters.Teaching children how to respond when they unexpectedly enter the water — to rest, breathe and float — can give them vital time to stay calm, keep their airway above water and wait for help.Drowning prevention isn’t only about preventing fatalities. It’s about preventing the drowning event in the first place.#DrowningPrevention #floatingsaveslives ...

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Kids Aquatic Survival School is in New South Wales.

1 week ago

💙💙💙Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing Dad’s, Stepdads, Grandads and Foster Dad’s we see at lessons each day and those working hard behind the scenes.A very special father’s day to all of our instructors, many of who are also Dad’s and especially Richard Beesley, our Director at Kids Aquatic Survival School. Thank you for showing us all how it’s done. Today is a day we appreciate your contribution to family, parental bonds, the sacrifices you make to teach others and your influence on society.We hope your day is made extra special. #kassdads #FathersDay2026 ...

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Kids Aquatic Survival School is in New South Wales.

2 weeks ago

REST • BREATHE • FLOAT 💙For a child under 5, learning to float independently on their back for 60 seconds or more is an essential survival skill.Why 60 seconds?Because in a water emergency, those seconds can give a young child time to:💧 REST — stop struggling and conserve energy💨 BREATHE — establish a safe breathing position🛟 FLOAT — remain at the surface while waiting for help or preparing to swim againYoung children can tire quickly in water. Survival isn’t just about being able to swim — it’s about knowing what to do when they can’t keep swimming.We teach children to recover, roll onto their back and confidently maintain a float so they have somewhere safe to rest and breathe.60 seconds of independent floating could be life saving.REST • BREATHE • FLOAT#floatingsaveslives 💙 ...

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Kids Aquatic Survival School is in New South Wales.

4 weeks ago

☀️ SUMMER STARTS NOW.By the time summer arrives, your child could have the skills to respond independently in the water.At Kids Aquatic Survival School, we teach practical aquatic survival skills — helping children learn to:💦 Recover from an accidental fall into water✅ Roll onto their Back, Rest, breathe and maintain a float🏊 Swim and float in a sequence until they reach safety🛟 If safety is not within reach, remain in a floating, breathing posture until help arrivesThese are skills to start thinking about NOWDON’T wait for SUMMER to arrive.💙Start now. Build life-saving skills before summer#FLOATINGSAVESLIVES ...

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Kids Aquatic Survival School is in New South Wales.

2 months ago

💙 World Drowning Prevention Day 💙Today we remember.We remember every life lost to drowning.Every child.Every adult.Every story that ended far too soon.We remember the families whose lives have been changed forever.The friends who carry the loss.The communities left with an empty space that can never be filled.Drowning is often silent, sudden, devastating and far reaching. But it is also largely preventable.At Kids Aquatic Survival School, we believe every child deserves the skills and confidence to survive an unexpected aquatic emergency. Teaching children to recover from an unintentional fall into water, float on their back, remain calm isn’t just swimming lessons - it’s a life-saving skill.Today, we honour those we’ve lost by continuing to educate, advocate and work towards a future where fewer families experience this heartbreak and we achieve a world free from drowning.Because anyone can drown, no one should.💙 Floating Saves Lives....…#WorldDrowningPreventionDay #AnyoneCanDrownNoOneShould #FloatingSavesLives #DrowningPrevention #EveryLifeMatters ...

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