2 weeks ago

Unfortunately we see these posts quite often or are told similar stories regarding a lapse in supervision in group lessons. In our opinion Swim schools need to stop teaching group lessons which result in instructor neglect. That is why our lessons are private 1on1 so the instructor has 💯 focus on YOUR CHILD for the safest and most effective lesson each time. #pov #SurvivalSwimSchool #floatingsaveslives ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Many parents imagine drowning happens when children are playing in the water.But for children under 5 years, the most common activity prior to drowning is actually a fall into water while fully clothed.The latest National Drowning Report from Royal Life Saving Australia highlights that young children often access water unexpectedly — usually close to home, in everyday environments like backyard pools.Children don’t plan to go swimming.They fall in.This is why drowning prevention isn’t just about swimming lessons — it’s about layers of protection working together.‼️ Remember the below:👀 Active Adult SupervisionChildren under 5 must always be within arm’s reach around water.Floaties are NOT a substitute for supervision.Lifeguards are not babysitters.🔒 Restrict Access to WaterEnsure pool fences and gates are compliant and functioning properly.Lock all doors and windows (even pet doors) leading outside.Install child-restrictor devices in accordance with state legislation.Pack away toys, furniture and equipment that could be climbed on or filled with water.🛟 Teach Water SAFETY and SURVIVAL SkillsFocus on competency-based survival skills — not just water familiarisation.💙 Learn Emergency Response TechniquesKnowing what to do in an emergency can save a life.Together, these layers create the strongest protection for young children around water.Let’s keep watching, keep teaching, and keep barriers in place to keep kids safe 💙#KidsAquaticSurvivalSchool #drowningprevention #Floatingsaveslives #SurvivalSwim ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Another devastating loss of a young life taken far too soon 💔We are deeply saddened to hear of the tragic drowning of a young school-aged child in the Brisbane River this weekend.Our thoughts are with the child’s family, friends, the wider community and the emergency services who worked tirelessly during the search and response at this incredibly difficult time.Tragedies like this are a powerful reminder that water environments, especially rivers and open waterways can change quickly and unexpectedly.At Kids Aquatic Survival School, we continue to encourage families to build strong layers of protection around children and water:👀 Active supervision🛟 Strong water SAFETY and SURVIVAL skills💙 Knowledge of emergency response📍 Awareness of changing risks in rivers and open water environmentsThese conversations are not always easy, but they are important.Together, education and awareness help protect lives.7news.com.au/news/schoolgirl-drowns-after-vanishing-in-the-brisbane-river-on-saturday-night-c-221... ... See MoreSee Less

Tragedy as schoolgirl drowns at popular swimming spot

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Emergency services, helicopters and divers scrambled to find the seven-year-old when the alarm was raised.

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4 weeks ago

Heartbreaking ❤️‍🩹 news of an 18month old toddler who has died after being pulled from a dam at a property in Tara, Queensland.Emergency services were called about 1pm on Monday after reports the 18-month-old boy had been submerged for an extended period.Our thoughts go out to the family, community and emergency services who attended the scene. A life taken too soon. ... See MoreSee Less

Toddler dies after being pulled from dam

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A toddler has died after being pulled from a dam at a property in Tara, Queensland.

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4 weeks ago

🐰🌼 Happy Easter from Kids Aquatic Survival School! 💦🐣However you choose to celebrate today, we hope your day is spent with family and friends, filled with laughter and doing what you love most.With many families heading to pools, beaches and waterways over the long weekend, please remember to keep active supervision front of mind and stay water-safe at all times.Wishing all our wonderful swimmers and families a safe, happy and relaxing Easter! #Easter2026 ... See MoreSee Less

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