Category: Organization
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COVID-19 Lockdowns Sees Nationwide Shortage of Swimming Teachers | ABC News
Swimming Australia says there’s a shortfall of at least 2,000 swimming teachers across the country, and demand has never been higher. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE​
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Qualitative Study on Swimming and Water Programs for Migrants in Australia | Wiley
Researchers in Australia aimed to find out whether swimming and water safety programs can help adult migrants. Read the full article on Wiley Online Library: https://doi.org/10.1002/hpja.407
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Swim Ireland – Women and the Water | Sport Ireland
Sport Ireland recognizes the capacity of NGBs to deliver initiatives that impact women in sport. Sport Ireland continues to invest in NGB programs through Women in Sport funding.
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Supporters of Michigan State University’s Swim Team To Testify After Program Cut
In October, Michigan State University announced that it was shutting down the swimming and diving programs — the university cited costs.
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Breaking: Japan to stage Tokyo Olympics without overseas spectators
The Japanese government has decided to exclude overseas spectators from attending this summer’s Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics, as part of efforts to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, officials with knowledge of the matter said Tuesday. The government and the Japanese organizing committee of the Summer Games are expected to hold a remote meeting…
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Water Safety New Zealand & ACC Working Together To Deliver Water Skills for Life
ACC is partnering with Water Safety NZ to keep children safe in and around water, as the new naming rights sponsor of the Water Skills for Life programme.
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Swimming lessons in the APY Lands | 7NEWS
No school – no pool. That is the strict rule in the state’s APY Lands. It is sending attendance rates soaring and increased the need for surf lifesavers to keep swimmers safe.