About MSAC Swim School
Click here for the 2013 Swim School Brochure
Mission
To teach children and adults to be the best that they can be, develop healthy habits, build social networks and develop skills for life.
Vision
Everyone living in Australia has the necessary water safety skills and knowledge to enjoy the numerous water based activities that this country has to offer.
Facilities
MSAC Swim School uses the following facilities to conduct swimming lessons:
- Hydrotherapy Pool level 3
- Multi-Purpose Pool
- 25m Lap Pool
- Wave Pool
- Dive Pool
- 50m Indoor Comp Pool
History
MSAC swim school opened in 2001 and had an enrolment of 600 students. Since this time the program has grown and our current enrolment stands at around 2700. The program has expanded and we now offer lessons for babies from the age of 6 months through to adult lessons, we also cater for People with Disabilities and run Team MSAC junior and mature aged squads.
Research suggests swimming make children SMARTER!
earlyyearsswimming@griffith.edu.au
http://www.griffith.edu.au/education/early-years-swimming
Testimonial
In August 2008, whilst we were on an extended holiday in Bali, our son William who had just turned 3 years old fell into the pool when he was reaching for a ball. He was being supervised at the time by a Balinese nanny who could not swim.
http://www.griffith.edu.au/education/early-years-swimming
Testimonial
In August 2008, whilst we were on an extended holiday in Bali, our son William who had just turned 3 years old fell into the pool when he was reaching for a ball. He was being supervised at the time by a Balinese nanny who could not swim.
William surfaced, turned and made his way to the edge of the pool and monkey crawled to a location where he could climb out himself.
We observed this happen, after hearing the splash and scream of Ketut, the Balinese nanny.
Fortunately, William had been to swim school at MSAC since he was 6 months old and learnt these skills and was able to immediately apply this practice to a real life situation.
Following on from this, he gained much confidence and by the end of the extended holiday, he was able to take long jumps into the pool and safely return to the pool edge and climb out by himself every time.
Jenni Roper
Related Downloads
- MSAC Swim School Code of Behaviour 2012.doc (MSWORD, 23.5 KB)
- Adult Learn to Swim Classes.pdf (PDF, 227.36 KB)
- Water Babies.pdf (PDF, 584.65 KB)
- Learn to Swim (3-16 Years).pdf (PDF, 470.94 KB)
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Latest News
Hydrotherapy Timetable Changes
17 May 2013
Leisure Pool Closure - Saturday 25 May
08 May 2013
Million Paws Walk - Sunday 19 May
23 Apr 2013
NEW CLASS - Functional Flexibility
25 Mar 2013
Aquatic Technical Operations Course
17 Jun 2013
Planet Sport School Holiday Program
21 May 2013
Hydrotherapy Timetable Changes
17 May 2013

