Little Lifeguards for kids
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This activity provides children with the valuable skills to be safe in and around water. Access to this session requires parental enrolment in the 1-2pm empowered to swim session which runs at the same time.
What You'll Need
Swimwear, cap, goggles, towel and water bottle and spare clothes. The Aqua English Project has spare togs, caps and googles to borrow if required.
Meeting Point
Front reception.
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Little Lifeguards for kids
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Little Lifeguards for kids
This activity provides children with the valuable skills to be safe in and around water. Access to this session requires parental enrolment in the 3-4pm empowered to swim session which runs at the same time.
Little Lifeguards for kids
This activity provides children with the valuable skills to be safe in and around water. Access to this session requires parental enrolment in the 1-2pm empowered to swim session which runs at the same time.
Little Lifeguards for kids
This activity provides children with the valuable skills to be safe in and around water. Access to this session requires parental enrolment in the 3-4pm empowered to swim session which runs at the same time.
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