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Kia Ora Whanau, The self reviews have just gotten easier. We have provided you with a user friendly version for your phone.

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Water Skills for Life is not a ‘learn to swim’ programme. It is structured ’learn to survive’ content that can easily be incorporated into any existing learn to swim or water-based programme targeting primary and intermediate-aged tamariki so that these kids have a greater chance to know what to

Hi everyone. I hope you are all well. WOW, hasn't the time flown with Christmas just around the corner? I hope everyone has a well-deserved break. If you feel in a creative mood, maybe it's time to make some weed mats. Check out the clip below:

Hi fellow members I just wanted to check in and see how everyone is going. I am sure you are all crazy busy teaching and waiting for the long deserved break ahead. Feel free to share your thoughts, questions, challenges and cool ideas. I look forward to seeing your comments on the forum. Love your w

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Ngati Toa school swimming with some aspects of the Dash Water Safety program. Dash Swim School is focused on teaching all ages to learn to swim to survive, our extensive program changes every 2 terms to keep up with what is relevant at the time.

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Well, it's been a crazy start to term one for many of us. We are keen to see what is happening out in the community. It would be great to start sharing some activities you deliver in your Water Skills for Life Lessons with everyone in this forum. This is the forum to ask if you face any challenges o

Hi Whanau, With the term just around the corner, have you thought of any new activities to teach WSFL skills? This would be an excellent opportunity to share these ideas with the group. You may need help linking a WSFL skill to the open water environment; look no further. Ask our group, and let's wo

HAPPY NEW YEAR Team.🎉😀. A reminder that our WSNZ One Good Kiwi is live this month. When you sign up you can give an extra 5 tokens when you login. You will need to download the App. You get allocated 10 tokens and can give them all in one day to one provider if you wish, then no more tokens until

Water Safety New Zealand are excited to officially launch the redeveloped Water Skills for Life E-Learning platform. Click on the link: https://www.waterskills.org/solutions

Hi fellow members. Can you help WSFL spread this simple message please Research shows that teaching children to swim doesn’t give them the the specific knowledge and experience needed when things go wrong in the real world. But water survival can easily be included as part of an existing ‘learn to

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Just quick hello to say hi and hope you are all enjoying the relaxing of masks etc. WSFL instructors are ready to go Term 4 - I hope. Any challenges out there for staff for any of you.? Please feel free to share experiences and hopefully the members will be able to help you.

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