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HANDBOOK 2010-2011
BRONTE
NIPPERS
The Birthplace of Surf Life Saving
Welcome to Season 2010/2011
The Birthplace of Sur f Life Saving
It has been a number of years (1970s) since all the Bronte
kids, mums and dads were in a group photo.
As we are now approaching 700 nippers, we want to get
EVERYONE on the beach, at the same time, for a group
photo. EVERYONE is all Nippers from U6 to U14s, mums,
dads............
More details to follow when the season starts.
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BRONTE NIPPERS SEASON 2010-2011
Sunday 28 November 2010
9.30 to 9.40am
In front of Bronte Surf Club
This will be a photo where all the kids are in together,
with parents at the sides and back. We’re going to do this
quickly, so don’t be late....we’re not going to wait!
BRONTE NIPPERS SEASON 2010-2011 3
Bronte Surf Life Saving Club
The Birthplace of Surf Life Saving
Welcome to Bronte
Bronte Surf Life Saving Club is delighted to run our Nipper Programme for boys and girls
CONTENTS
aged 5-14. We hope you find this booklet useful and answers questions you may have
about the Programme and our Club.
Bronte History 6
The Nipper Programmeme is not only
The Nipper Programme 7-9
Joining Bronte Nippers 10-11
about teaching children surf life saving and
surf skills, but we also focus on fun. The
Proficiency 12
Programmeme is all encompassing and
What to Bring 13
we encourage our Nippers to participate in
all activities (whether that be sand, all the
A Typical Sunday 14
various water activities, wading, swimming,
The First Sunday 15
or board).
The Role of Parents 16-17
Water Safety 18-19
Of special importance is the role parents
Surf Education 20-21
play and we invite all parents to participate
in some way. It is a great opportunity for
Carnivals &
Competition 22-24
parents to spend quality time with their children in the most Australian of all activities;
surf life saving.
Our goal is to offer a safe, friendly and a
welcoming environment for both Nippers
Above: With daughters in three age groups, our
Youth Director Basil Scaffidi always has a hectic
Sunday morning. For our newer members however,
don’t be afraid to introduce yourself and have a chat
- Bas would love to meet you!
and parents and hopefully develop children
who have a greater understanding and skill base relating to the surf.
Surf life saving is the ultimate volunteer movement in Australia and we hope all parents
and children enjoy the experience.
Cheers
Basil Scaffidi
Youth Director
Officials and R&R 25
Nipper Events
Beach 26
Nipper Events
Water 27
Awards and
Presentation 28-30
Notices 31
Training 2010/11 32-34
Calendar 35
Organisation Chart 36
Contacts 37
Photographers / Writers 38
The Bronte Message 39
Enrolment Forms 40-44
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The Nippers Programme
NIPPERS
HISTORY*
An attempt to start a Nippers Club at Bronte
was first made in the 1964/65 season, for boys
12 years and under to gain surf experience
before joining the senior club. The following
season the club captain arranged for a number
of events to be conducted for youngsters wading, handicapped beach events and learning
to surf were some of the activities.
In November 1974 through the efforts of Bob
Rogers and Terry Reilly, the Bronte Nippers
finally got off the ground with over 100 boys
joining. The emphasis was on fun, the only
incentive was a weekly encouragement award of
a can of coke. No registration fees were charged.
During this season Bronte Nippers competed
in the averley Shield as visitors.
Buoyed by the success of the initial season, a
meeting was held on 26 October 1975 which
saw the Bronte Nippers officially established
and affiiated with Sydney Branch of the Junior
Surf Life Saving Association. Just 4 weeks later
the Bronte Nippers won their first Waverley
Shield by half a point.
A major change occurred in the 1980/81
season when 63 girls registered as members.
In 1988/89 under the direction of SLSA, the
Nippers club was integrated with the senior club.
*Text taken from Bronte. The Birthplace of Surf
Lifesaving - available from the club.
Bronte Surf Club is the oldest recorded surf
club in Australia, founded in 1903.
Surfing the ocean beaches was forbidden
Above: Members of Bronte Surf Club before 1910.
At that stage of our history, the tent was the club
house. (Contrary to popular belief, Col McDermid
is not in this group.)
by law in the 1800’s but all bad laws have
formed at Bronte in 1903. No records are
trouble being enforced and Bronte had,
available but the 1907 annual meeting was
in those early days, regular patrons who
the fourth annual meeting as per minutes of
flouted the law and who sometimes found
that meeting sighted at Waverley Library in
themselves in difficulties. After a drowning in
1982.
1895, a resident, Major Bond wrote to the
English Life Saving Society for all information
Since the second World War many other
regarding their new lifesaving organisation.
clubs have claimed to be the first. The time
capsule found under the old Bronte Surf
With this handbook he drilled and trained
Club confirms the origins of Surf Lifesaving.
the Bronte regulars in lifesaving techniques
The capsule was placed there on the 7th
and thus Surf Lifesaving began in Australia
February, 1931. The officers of that time
at Bronte Beach, before the end of the 19th
signed a document agreeing that Bronte
Century. The Boer War which started in
was the first.
October, 1899 took Major Bond to South
Africa and on his return a Mr W. Biddell was
Bronte has over 1,000 members and in
in charge.
2009/2010 our Nippers Programme had
over 670 registered children, an increase of
The original first group of lifesavers was
6
over 25% from the previous year.
The Nipper Programme
The Nipper Programme
Age Groups
A child may join the Club as soon as he/she turns 5 years of age, but not before. A child who
reaches 5 years of age after 30th September 2010 may join Nippers at any time; however,
this child will be required to stay in the U6 Nippers Age Group the following season.
Children can join Nippers from an age of Under 6 (5 years) to Under 14.
LIFE
MEMBERS
Under 11 age group for the entire season.
The following individuals are life members
of Bronte Nippers. Life membership is given
to long-term volunteers of the club who have
dedicated many hours to the kids.
Age is determined as at 30 September each year.
(In our Annual Review for season 2010/2011
we’ll provide a small bio on these people).
For example, if a child is 10 years of age on or before 30 September 2010, they will be in the
Graham Ford
Patricia Garlick
Age Group
There are over 40,000 junior surf life savers (Nippers) in Australia. The Sydney Branch,
which Bronte belongs to, is the largest in Australia with over 7,000 Nippers. Nippers learn
about surf awareness and safety through a Surf Life Saving Education Programme called
SurfEd. As part of the programme they are taught board paddling, surf swimming, running,
For 2010/ 2011
Date of Birth
Under 6
01 October 2004 to 30 September 2005
Under 7
Under 8
Under 9
Under 10
Under 11
Under 12
Under 13
Under 14
Peter Garlick
Aden Hopkins
Graeme Kerr
Col McDermid
Bob Miller
Peter Sailer
Kerrie Visch
Kevin Walker
Rob Wallace
wading and other fun activities.
Practicing these skills allows children to compete in Club, Regional and State surf life saving
carnivals representing our Club. Bronte SLSC offers a programme of surf awareness, skills
coaching and competition over various levels.
Whilst competition is an important element, the surf awareness and education aspect is our
primary aim. Children are taught from the youngest ages to respect the surf, read the surf
and use the surf to their advantage. This is done in an environment of fun, healthy lifestyle
and camaraderie which is unique to surf life saving.
Who can join Nippers?
Any child, boy or girl may join Nippers. This programme is not just about competition. It is
about enjoying the surf and sand environment.
One of the best features of Nippers is seeing young children overcome their fear of the water.
Children who are afraid of the water can develop through encouragement, education and
It is important to note that before a child is allowed to compete in any open water event
(i.e. where they would be in water out of their depth) they are required to pass a proficiency
test. Children who can not pass this test are limited to beach and wade activities only and
can not be entered to compete at carnivals.
Proof of age (copy of birth certificate) must be shown for all new children joining the Club,
How do you join Bronte Nippers?
Contact our registrar, go online to our website http://www.brontesurfclub.com.au or simply
go to the Bronte Surf Life Saving Club during the office hours. Full details see page 11 and
forms can be printed out from page 40.
Due to water safety concerns, there will be a number restriction for the following groups;
Under 6, Under 7 and Under 8 - Boys and Girls
training, to be confident in the water.
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[6] Girls
Under Six
Joining
Bronte
Nippers
Joining Bronte Nippers
Set out below is this year’s registration
Nippers (Registration fee ONLY)
process.
1 Child $120
It should provide you with a quicker and
more efficient manner to register your child.
2 or more Children$180
Nipper Parent $35
CLUB
APPAREL
You are required to submit two forms -
(Enables parents to be involved re assisting
Club apparel will be available at the club on the
please complete one membership form per
age groups and being on beach. This is
registration day and on regular Nipper Sunday
child (even if you are an existing member as
so you are covered by insurance. Entitles
mornings. (This includes rash vests, swimmers
we are resubmitting all information onto our
parents to use Club on Sundays, but they
and any caps you need to buy)
system) and the accompanying Prohibited
are not eligible for membership privileges
Employment Declaration. All people working
such as swipe tag, gym or reduced hall hire
in, or seeking to work in, child-related
costs)
employment must declare whether they
are a prohibited person. This includes
volunteers.
Active Parent $70
(Available to all nipper parents who have
their Bronze and wish to be an active
Please ensure all information is
correct (and legible), in particular
member and do patrols as well as help out
Contact
Bronte Surf Club
PO Box 33, Waverley NSW 2024
with nippers. Full membership rights to the
Nipper Office Hours
your full contact information
(including reliable email address and
mobile phone number)
Nipper Parent Bronze Course $250
You have signed all documents
Associate Member $140
including Prohibited Employment
(As a Nipper parent who is not an active
Declaration.
member but wishes all membership benefits
Wednesday - Thursday
of the Club except voting [normal joining fee
9am to 1pm
Please return all information to Bronte Surf
Club apply)
waived])
Club (PO Box 33 Waverley NSW 2024) or
alternatively, you can bring your signed form
to the Club office or to the 2 proficiency
dates.
Please include a cheque for the registration
or sign the attached credit card deduction
New Members
The above information applies together with
a requirement that we will need a copy of
the child’s birth certificate.
form. Cheques are to be made out to
Bronte Surf Life Saving Club.
Nipper Proficiency
Membership fees for the season are as
Every Nipper from U8 – U14’s is required
follows; (they have not increased). All
to participate in a preliminary water skills
parents should also join as nipper parents
evaluation conducted by the Club to be
as a minimum so you can interact with
able to participate in Nipper activities on a
children on the beach (this is a SLSA
Sunday. Refer to next page.
Monday - Tuesday
9am to 1pm
(Admin. Assistant - Mia Ferguson)
(Admin. Assistant - Tana Hardwick)
Telephone
02 9389 6500
Fax
02 9389 7199
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.brontesurfclub.com.au
insurance requirement)
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Proficiency
PROFICIENCY
SWIM DAYS
What to bring?
For safety and development reasons, all junior activity participants that want to compete
About the only items needed are swimmers, a towel, a Bronte cap and plenty of sun
for our Club in either Beach or Water Competition, must successfully complete:
protection (applied before you arrive).
1. Bronte Surf Club Junior Participation Skills Evaluation
We encourage all Nippers to be surf smart and wear a shirt and hat coming to and leaving
This is required to be completed prior to participation in any junior activity each season
the beach.
by all Junior Activities members (including participating in an ocean swim and SurfEd
Sunday 19 Sept 2010
Sunday 26 Sept 2010
Club swimmers, rashies, vests, caps, towels and other items can be purchased from the
training).
merchandising tent each Sunday. Each Age Group will have a different coloured cap and the
12.00pm to 2.00pm
Location:
Bronte Ocean Pool
Did you miss
proficiency?
Under 6 & 7
Nil (no requirement)
Under 8
25 metre swim (any stroke), 1 minute survival float
Under 9
200 metre pool swim within 6 minutes
Under 10
Under 11
U6 Girls - Martin Palfrey
colour cap is carried throughout their Nipper career.
U6 Boys - Col McDermid
At all carnivals all Nippers must wear the Bronte Blue and Yellow cap at all times. At ALL
U7 Girls - Simon Francis
CARNIVALS Bronte Club swimmers must be worn.
U7 Boys - Dino Soepono
Our Club supplies most, if not all, of the sporting equipment needed for Sunday activities
Under 12
and Carnivals. Equipment includes surfboards and are available for the use of all registered
U8 Girls - Jacinta Jacobs
Under 13
Nippers on a Sunday.
U8 Boys - Anthony Reis
Under 14
The Youth Director, Age Managers or Coaches may allocate equipment for Sunday activities.
U9 Girls – David Pysden
For those in the Under 8s, 9s and 10s and for
We ALL need to look after our equipment. If you use it, then it’s your responsibility to take
all new Nipper members who did not do the
care of it. Equipment is only to be used for Sunday activities unless permission is given by
proficiency swims on Sunday 19 September
2. Junior Competition Skill Evaluation
and Sunday 26 September, you can still join the
(Timed Pool Swim and Ocean Swim)
club or renew your memberships and do your
proficiency swims on the first 2 Sundays.
We will not be doing proficiency swims after
AGE
MANAGERS
U9 Boys – Paul Manning
the Youth Director. Damaged equipment should be reported to the Age Manager.
U10 Girls – Rob Welborn
For junior activity members who wish to compete in events at recognised carnivals a
Some Nippers will buy their own equipment or be allocated specific Club equipment for
timed pool swim and an Ocean Swim must be successfully completed before their first
U10 Boys – Jack Kalaf
competition. The security of this equipment is their responsibility.
carnival. (This is even if the child only wants to compete on the sand.)
that unless approved by the Youth Director.
U11 Girls – Stephen Digby
U11 Boys – Jen Freer
Under 6 & 7
Nil (no competition)
Under 8
Nil (no water competition, except for wade which
take place in waist deep water)
U12 Girls – Karen Swinbourne
Under 9
Minimum 150m open water swim
U12 Boys – Matt Faddy
Under 10
Under 11
Under 12
Under 13
Under 14
U13 Girls – Stuart Ridge
U13 Boys – TBA
U14 Girls – Craig Bartlett
U14 Boys – Mike Hendrie
All participants wishing to compete at Carnivals, including beach competitors and
participates in training sessions must be proficient in all tasks of the Competition Skill
Evaluation.
All proficiencies must be achieved under Club supervision and sign off. All Bronte
Nippers are requested to complete their proficiencies at the dates and times scheduled
by the Club.
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A Typical Sunday Morning
AGE GROUP
START TIMES
U6, U7, U9 - 8am to 9am
U8 - 9am to 10am
U10
9am to 10.15am
U11 - U14
10am to 11.15am
The First Sunday Morning
What Happens
All groups commence with the nippers
The Club has senior members and coaches
signing in first at the Registration Desk in
who will assist in the conduct and training of
front of the Club house and then assembling
events, such as how to paddle a surf board,
in their age groups. All children are
or make a relay change.
requested to have their attendance recorded
prior to joining the morning’s activities.
On certain days instruction will be given
on surf awareness, surf safety and surf
Children should arrive ready to start
skills using the Surf Life Saving Surf
activities, with their Bronte cap on and
Education Programme (SurfEd). Children
sun protection/sun screen applied and of
are required to have participated in the
course, with a big smile.
SurfEd Programme in their age group before
Christmas each year.
Under the control of their Age Managers,
children then take part in fun on the beach
While SurfEd is compulsory, competition is
and in the water. Scheduled activities are
not. No child is forced to compete in any
noted on the Season Calendar but are
event for which they are not trained, not
subject to change dependent on beach
capable of doing, or if the surf conditions
conditions.
are inappropriate.
Under 6’s, Under 7’s and Under 8 age
On selected Sundays, there will be carnivals
groups are encouraged to do water wades
and other events that the Club competes in
and water relays every week to learn how
or hosts. Included are the Waverley Shield,
to negotiate shallow surf. These age groups
Branch and State Championships. On
also play lots of games in the sand and surf.
these Carnival and Championship days, the
regular Sunday activities are cancelled for
When suitable, the Under 8’s will also be
all groups except the Under 6’s and Under
introduced to surf swimming in the Bogey
7’s who do not compete at carnivals. The
Hole. The Club has foam boards that are
used for fun and experience under parental
supervision.
Older age groups have competitive regular
beach, swimming and board events most
Season Calendar will list these dates, but
it is also important to check with the Age
Manager, the Club noticeboard or website
as planned dates and venues can change
during the season.
You have waited a number of weeks, months or even years and finally Nippers is starting.
For some the wait has been quite anxious - often more so for mum and dad. And for others
Nippers is the best thing ever! When you arrive at the beach, there are children and adults
everywhere, milling around the front of the surf club waiting for Nippers to get underway. If
this is your first morning at Bronte Nippers, here is what is going to happen and what you
UNDER 6
BOYS & GIRLS
need to do.....
Bronte locals, Col McDermid and Martin
1. Arrive at least 10-15 minutes early.
Palfrey will again be the Age Managers for the
2. Have your childs’ name marked off at the sign-on desk. Usually this is on the sand right in
U6 boys (Col) and U6 girls (Martin), so your
front of the Surf Club. Tell them your age group ie under 6 boys and then name.
kids are with two of the best.
3. Be ready to go at start time with sunburn cream, rashie on and nipper cap secured.
Wear the cap with the colour on the outside, with the childs first name clearly marked.
4. Look for other children of the same age group (same colour caps) and wait together.
5. Your Age Manager or a Water Safety Officer (or both) will get you started and off goes the
group.
6. If you are late, sign-on then catch up with your group.
Secretly, King Neptune has sent his children
to Bronte Nippers because of these two. For
Martin, the beach is somewhere to stand
between marathon swims and Col, it beats
spending summer at the north pole!
7. When it’s all over, there is a BBQ happening on the walkway, next to the club. All profits go
straight into helping the club purchase gear.
Special Instructions for mums/dads/relatives - have your swimmers on and help out.
Sundays . Participation is not mandatory,
but children are supported and encouraged
to participate to their full potential.
This year the Under 9’s will start at
8am so that they will be given the best
Left: Col McDermid
Right: Martin Palfrey
opportunity to be taught their transition
into the ocean.
Please mark your child’s name
clearly on the nipper cap
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The Role of Parents
The Role of Parents
SO YOU WANT
TO GET
INVOLVED...
Roles that parents can help with include:
Age Managers
Assistant Age Managers
Helping setting up the beach and
putting equipment away
Taking attendances on Sundays
Assisting in Uniform shop
Water Safety
Education and training
– it makes our Club.
Fund raising
Parents will almost always leave the Club as their children finish Nippers and move to the
Carnival assistance
office bearers and volunteers.
BBQ / merchandise tent
This is an open invitation to all parents to be directly involved and participate in
Learn to be a Judge/Official
Make a donation to the club
Any other help and ideas
welcomed
Parents run Nippers!
One thing we can tell you for certain; the more YOU get involved, the more your child and
you will enjoy Nippers. Overall, the emphasis in Nippers is to have fun. The Club operates
entirely from volunteer help. There are many jobs you can help with, so you do not need to
have had surf life saving experience. The Club values any and all contributions from parents
Senior Club. The Junior Life Saving Club will therefore always be in need of fresh ideas, new
Bronte Nippers.
Don’t feel overwhelmed if you do want to help. We are nice people. We promise!!
As a parent or guardian you are required to be
at the beach at all times during Sunday activities.
Your child remains your responsibility.
Medication, trips to the toilet and the individual
general welfare of each child on Bronte Beach is the
responsibility of the parent or guardian.
Nippers is NOT a child minding programmeme.
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So you want to help?
• Talk to your Age Manager
• If the Youth Director has a
minute, have a quick chat
• Email for information:
[email protected]
Safety - Always Our First Priority
Safety - Always Our First Priority
Safety is our first priority in all activities
conducted by the Club. Safety extends
to safety on the beach, in the water and
consideration to the protection of all
children.
Safety in the Water
The Head of Water Safety (Dave Fleeting)
will liaise with Lifeguards and Patrol Captain
each Sunday. They will decide if the surf
conditions are suitable to conduct activities.
The Patrol Captain or Head of Water Safety
may cease activities if conditions become
Should there be a concern on this matter, or
unsafe.
about an individual, then the concern should
be immediately addressed to the Youth
The guidelines for water safety are laid down
Director or Head of Water Safety.
by the Surf Life Saving Association and
will be adhered to by all. The IRB (Inshore
All parents involved on the beach with
Rescue Boat) or ‘Rubber Duckie’ is present
the children must, for SLSA insurance
during all water events and it is imperative
purposes, become a member of Bronte Surf
that as many parents as possible are in the
Club.
water to accompany children in surf races.
Water Safety
No race or activity will commence unless
there is the correct number of water safety
At the beginning and through the season
personnel.
training is available for any parent interested
Water Safety Officers must wear orange
caps during water activities. Bronze
Medallion Water Safety Officers must sign
into the ‘Patrol Log Book’ or separate Water
Safety Log Book. These register the hours
towards their patrol hour obligations.
The Volunteer
Declaration
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in obtaining their Bronze Medallion. Many
parents complete their Bronze, and in
doing so, enjoy the learning experience and
getting a greater understanding of surf life
saving. We have had a fantastic take up
each year and Dave Fleeting who is the best
in the business, will guide you through.
The Club noticeboard and website will also
give details of future courses.
Every assistant of the Club over 18 who is
The Club must meet the water safety
in direct contact with children is required to
requirements listed by the Surf Life Saving
complete a Prohibited Persons Declaration
Association. It is therefore essential that
Form. The forms are available from the
as many parents as possible obtain their
Club. This is a mandatory requirement
Bronze Medallion and assist with water
that is legislated by NSW law to enure the
safety. If we do not have the required
protection of all children. They must also be
number of Water Safety Officers then an
members of the Club.
event can not be conducted.
Surf Education Programme (SurfEd)
Surf Education Programme (SurfEd)
The ‘SurfEd’ Programme is an integral part of our Junior Activity Programme. The Programme is based on a clearly defined structure and
outcomes to aid the children’s life saving development. All Nippers are able to gain their respective SurfEd award for their age group during
the season. Listed below is the SurfEd award listing per age group. More information is available from the club.
Surf Play 1 & 2 (Under 6 & Under 7)
Surf Play is the program designed for the most
junior members. There is no award for Surf
Play – the focus is on play, participation and
fun. Activities and games will be the focus of the
sessions with a number of simple beach safety and
awareness lessons available such as: basic safety
practices during activities, what makes up a beach
environment, sunsmart guidelines, the importance
of having an adult with them at the beach, what
a lifesaver is and what they do, wading, beach
sprinting and beach flags.
Surf Aware 1 (Under 8)
Surf Aware 1 is the first of the junior development
awards. The focus is on understanding, identifying
and demonstrating sunsmart guidelines and
dangers that relate to themselves, as well as what it
means to feel safe. They learn to recognise whether
they are, or someone else is, in an emergency
situation and how to get help. Ecosurf discusses
the beach environment and communities surf
lifesavers operate in. Surf sports skills focus on;
bodyboarding, wading, dolphin-diving, beach sprint
starts and beach flags starts.
Surf Aware 2 (Under 9)
Surf Aware 2 builds on Surf Aware 1. Personal
Safety Networks are introduced so participants
are comfortable asking for help; Ecosurf talks
about the impact surf lifesavers can have on the
beach. Safety of self steps up a gear by introducing
safety tips and the ability to identify hazardous
surf conditions. As an U9, participants can begin
to use a nipper board, so basic board positioning
and paddling is introduced. Other surf sports skills
focus on; body surfing, sand running technique and
diving for a beach flag.
Surf Safe 1 (Under 10)
The first of the Surf Safe awards Surf Safe 1 begins
to get a little more specific in its lessons introducing
a number of new topics. Participants will identify
adults at the surf clubs they can ask to help them,
in Ecosurf they focus on water conservation and
in sun safety the spotlight is on the consequences
of skin damage. Participants learn about rips,
recognising unsafe behaviours and relating these
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areas to preventative actions. Resuscitation is
introduced for the first time with an opportunity to
experience CPR on a manikin. Rescue techniques
are also introduced for the first time as participants
learn to use body boards to assist distressed
swimmers and experience rescue tubes. Surf
sports skills focus on; entering and negotiating the
surf on a board and beach relay baton changes.
Surf Safe 2 (Under 11)
Surf Safe 2 takes a significant step up in the level
of content. As U11’s they have the ability to learn
more technical aspects of lifesaving and are able to
be more physical in surf sports skills. Participants
are encouraged to persist when needing help
and Ecosurf gets into energy conservation. There
is a strong focus on recognising ‘at risk’ people
and recognising and managing patients suffering
from a range of basic first aid cases. As a 10 year
old participants can learn how to perform CPR
and there is an opportunity to work towards a
Resuscitation Certificate. There is also a strong
section on communication both interpersonal
and through beach signage. There is a significant
percentage of surf sports skills which focus on;
board dismounts, catching waves on a board,
board relay, surf swimming techniques, crouching
beach sprint starts and ironman/ironwoman and
cameron relay transitions.
Surf Smart 1 (Under 12)
Surf Smart 1 continues similar to Surf Safe 2.
Participants begin to learn about their rights and
responsibilities as a member of SLSA, the Ecosurf
lesson looks at how weather impacts on the beach
environment. Personal health & wellbeing and
sun safety is focused on skin cancer and staying
fit and healthy respectively. The role of patrols is
first introduced to this award as is the managing
rips and using them to assist in rescues. As an
11 year old, participants can work towards a
Basic Emergency Care Certificate (as well as a
Resuscitation Certificate). This certificate comprises
of lessons in the human body, complete basic
first aid and resuscitation. Some more signals are
introduced that compliment the first set previously
learnt. Previous board skills come into play as
participants learn how to conduct a board rescue.
The focus of surf sports skills is to complete all the
skills in each skill set and includes; rolling under a
wave on a board, diving under large waves, beach
sprint arm and leg drive and beach flags race
strategies.
Surf Smart 2 (Under 13)
The last of the junior development awards, Surf
Smart 2 looks to wrap up the skills and knowledge
learnt in all the previous awards. Participants
learn about what the SLSA Member Safety and
Wellbeing Policy is, and in Ecosurf they tackle the
issues of Global Warming and Climate Change
and how they will impact on surf life saving. Surf
Safety is wrapped up into the 10 Surf Safety
Tips, Communication focuses on the importance
of communicating with beach users, Patrols
identifies other professional emergency services
and participants will experience performing a
tube rescue. Participants can work towards a
Basic Emergency Care Certificate (as well as a
Resuscitation Certificate). This certificate comprises
of lessons in the human body, complete basic first
aid and resuscitation. The focus of surf sports skills
is on bringing all the skills learnt in previous awards
together to participate in an event for each of the
disciplines: board race, board rescue, surf race,
run-swim-run, beach sprint, beach relay, beach
flags, ironman/ironwoman and cameron relay.
Under 14’s
The Under 14 age group is perhaps the most
important age group for juniors. It is the last year
of structured junior activities and the first where
the junior can start to participate in regular surf
lifesaving activities – patrols, open carnivals, etc.
A number of skills and knowledge lessons are
provided through the structured junior development
program that pathway towards the Surf Rescue
Certificate (SRC). The SRC is the introductory
award for patrolling surf lifesavers and allows the
recipient to take part in beach patrols. A member
must be 13 years of age to sit the examination
for this award. Completion of this award is a
minimum requirement for participation in surf sports
competition as an Under 15 (and in some instances
as an Under 14).
This information taken from www.slsa.com.au
Carnivals & Competition
Sydney Branch conducts Junior Carnivals during the season for age groups of Under 8
and up. The Carnivals are held as competition between Nippers of different surf clubs,
culminating with the Sydney Branch Junior Championships to be held this season on 13
THE BRONTE
CAP
February 2011, followed by the NSW Junior State Championships to be held at Kingscliff on
11-13 March 2011. Other Carnivals and events are also held in which Bronte Nippers may
compete with the Club’s permission.
When you wear your Bronte cap at carnivals,
always remember, the blue side is right.
Alternatively, if you are standing on Bronte
Individual Competition Events for Carnivals include:
Beach facing north (towards Bondi Beach),
Under 8’s:
Under 9’s and Under 10’s:
Under 11’s to 14’s:
Individual Sprint
Sprint
Sprint
Beach Flags
Beach Flags
Beach Flags
Wade Race
Sprint Relay
Sprint Relay
Sprint Relay
Surf Swim
Surf Swim
Wade Relay
Board Race
Board Race
Swim Teams
Swim Teams
Board Relay.
Board Relay
BLUE represents the sea (to your right) and
YELLOW represents the sand (to your left).
BLUE is RIGHT
Board Rescue
Iron Man/Iron Woman.
Club Competition Events for Carnivals include:
Cameron Relay, March Past and R&R.
There is also Surf Board riding for all competitors aged 12 years to 14 years.
At all carnivals, the Bronte cap and
Bronte swimmers must be worn.
Participation
We encourage all Nippers to represent our Club; we take pride in our teams and enter as
many teams as is permitted by the organising carnival.
Competitors in Team Events must
wear their uniform dress.
Disqualification can result in these
rules not being followed.
To be eligible to compete, a junior member must have completed the Junior Activities
Preliminary Skills Evaluation and the Junior Activities Competition Skills Evaluation.
To be eligible to compete at a championship event they also need to have achieved the
appropriate surf education award for their age by 31 December.
Any member who has not completed these requirements by the 31 December who seeks to
compete must apply in writing to the State Director of Lifesaving clearly identifying reasons
for not completing requirements by 31 December.
Carnivals are fun and engender great team spirit.
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Officials, R&R
Selection
For all events and for each Age Group the following persons shall be the selectors:
Age Group Manager;
Assistant Age Group Manager(s);
Youth Director
The selectors shall consider the criteria set out below but shall also ensure that the person or
team selected has the best possible chance of success against other persons or teams they
compete against.
Criteria
Individuals and teams are selected after considering performances over the season with the
higher degree of weight for selection being placed on performance at Carnivals and Club
Championships and a lesser degree again for Club races although all results and attendance
at training are to be considered.
Officials
A ‘Carnival Officials’ course is available
Two person R&R is for members from Under
for parents who would like to get involved
10 to Under 14. One team member will draw
at our Competition Carnivals that we will
as patient and the other performs the rescue.
attend each session. This is the chance to
The competition is on the water’s edge and
get a ringside seat at the action!
does not require swimming to the ‘patient’.
Without Officials from our Clubs, we are not
Five person R&R is for Under 12 to Under
allowed to compete at carnivals. For each 10
14 and it is based on the traditional method
competitors, we must supply an accredited
of performing rescues with the reel, line
Official from our Club. Please see Jane Ryan
and belt. The team members fill the role as
who is in charge of this area. We encourage
patient, beltman, reelman and linesman who
you to participate in these courses.
simulate a rescue, carry the patient from the
Rescue and
Resuscitation
R&R is a traditional surf life saving event
with a proud tradition. The event simulates
a rescue and resuscitation of a ‘patient’
and teams are assessed on areas such as
Contact
Officials
Jane Ryan: 0410 158 365
R&R
Col McDermid: 0411 135 927
water and resuscitate them. The rescue is
done only in waist deep water.
Both events provide the members with
excellent resuscitation skills and teamwork.
Training is held at times convenient for team
members.
marching, uniformity and following correct
For information about both events contact
resuscitation procedure.
Col McDermid.
** Board Riders competition pre Nippers
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Nipper Events - Beach
BEACH
EVENTS
Beach races
Running over a set distance on the
sand (50m – 70m depending on
age)
Flags
Lying flat on the sand, then getting
up and running a short distance to
Nipper Events - Water
All junior competition and events (beach and water) are
conducted under the rules and regulations specified by
the Surf Life Saving Association’s Competition Rules.
The Rules are available from the Club.
BEACH
EVENTS
Surf Swim
Swimming from the beach, around a
‘U’ shaped course.
Board Race
Similar to the surf swim, but paddling
boards around the course.
grasp lengths of hose standing in
Run/Swim/Run
the sand
A race combining two sprints along
Beach Relays
Teams of four run a relay over similar
distances to the beach races.
Surf Wade
Running through shallow water
around a heavily supervised course
(usually for younger age groups).
the beach separated by a swim leg.
Iron Man/Iron Woman
A race involving running on the sand,
swimming and paddling a
board around a set course.
Board Relay
A team paddles their boards in turn
around a course.
Surf Board Riding
Available on selected Sundays for
older groups.
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Awards / Presentations
Some of our Award Winners from Season 2009/2010
At the end of each season, we recognise the efforts of our junior members at 2 separate
award presentations.
The Under 6s and Under 7s are each presented with a medal usually on the last day of
the Nipper season. A special presentation day is held after the end of the season for the
Under 8s to Under 14s. These awards range from participation awards, to achievement and
improvement awards based on results and participation at club championships, other Nipper
CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIP
EVENTS
carnivals and throughout the season.
The events are contested in each round of
championships:
Under 8’s:
Beach Sprint
Beach Flags
Wade Race
Under 9’s and Under 10’s:
Beach Sprint
Beach Flags
Surf Swim
Board Race
Under 11’s to 14’s:
Club Championships
The events (at right) are contested in each round of championships:
Points are awarded for each round of club championships on a descending basis for the
Beach Sprint
Beach Flags
Surf Swim
Board Race
Ironperson
first 6 places. 1st place will receive 6 points, 2nd 5 points, 3rd 4 points, 4th 3 points, 5th
2 points, 6th 1 point. In the case of a tie for an event, the points for those 2 places will be
shared between the 2 competitors e.g. Tie for first – each competitor receives 5.5 points.
To receive any award at presentation night/day, (other than the Under 6s and Under 7s
medals),a child must attend 11 out of 21 normal Nipper sessions. Branch, State, Waverley
Shield and South Maroubra Carnivals will also count towards attendance. The child must
also be registered and proficient for current season and be competing in their correct age
group.
The participation will be based on the attendance sheets marked off each week by the
attendance registrars. It is the child’s/parent’s responsibility to ensure that their child’s name
is marked off correctly each week. As a new initiative, a 100% participation award will
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Bronte Nippers - Notices
be granted to any Nipper who attends 100% of all nominated Sunday mornings at
Bronte.
If a scheduled round of the Club Championship can not be held due to adverse conditions,
it may be rescheduled to an available day. If only one round can be held the results from the
first round shall count toward the Club Championship. Please check for the latest dates on
the calendar.
The following awards are presented to each age group. Note that a child can only win 1 of
the following awards – club champion and runner-up awards are awarded first so those that
win these awards are not eligible for the others listed below.
Award Criteria
Please keep this area clear
Club Champion
Most Improved**
Person with the highest point score from
Person that has shown the most
the 2 club championship rounds (see
improvement in their surf skills and
information above).
development over the season.
Club Champion Runner Up
Participation Award
Person with the 2nd highest point score
All other competitors in the age group who
from the 2 club championship rounds (see
meet the criteria for participation listed
information above).
above.
Beach Award
** For the U11s and U13s, as there is
Best overall performance from a beach
already a perpetual award for the Most
competitor during the season taking into
Improved, this award should be a Most
account club championship results, and
Consistent or Encouragement award – for
performance at carnivals.
the person who has consistently competed
Board Damage
and Breakages
The Lifeguard Window
Please remember the Lifeguards can observe the full beach from inside their office. On a
Sunday morning please don’t stand on the steps in front of the window.
at Nippers displaying sportsmanship,
Each season we budget to fix and replace boards that are
Water Award
competence, determination whilst always
damaged through normal Sunday, training and carnival
Best overall performance from a water
giving their best.
usage. Unfortunately significant damage is being inflicted
competitor during the season taking into
account club championship results, and
performance at carnivals.
to our equipment in the shorebreak, after Nipper activities
In addition, there are a number of other
have ceased. At the end of your child’s Sunday activity,
perpetual awards for each Age Group.
all boards are to be placed at a location, as advised by
your Age Group Manager.
Sunday morning patrols will be asked to help collect
wayward boards and the excuse “the age manager said
we can use them” is not valid!!
Thanks in advance for your assistance. Hopefully we
won’t need to replace as much gear this season.
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Training 2010/2011
Training 2010/2011
Bronte SLSC will offer a variety of training options for the upcoming season. Please
remember that no system is perfect as we try to balance the needs of the children. Children
who wish to compete at Nipper Carnivals are expected to participate in training. Training
dates and venues will be updated on the Club’s website and on Sundays at nippers.
BOARD
TRAINING
During the course of the season, we will be offering board, swim, sprint, flag and ironperson
(for the older children) training. The aim is to improve the skills, fitness of the nippers and to
prepare for competitions. All sessions are free and are included in your membership.
Board and swim training will be based on the skill level of your child and will be decided
upon by the Age Manager and the Youth Director. Those sessions are not designed to teach
your child how to swim. The child must be swim proficient and must be registered as a
member of surf life saving.
Board Training
Harries Heros
Monday 4 - 5.30pm Bondi
Saturday 4 - 5.30pm Bondi
Ali’s All Stars
Monday 4 - 5.30pm Bondi
Tuesday 4 - 5.30pm Coogee
Your child must have a board to train. Boards
will not be available on the day. Harries/Ali
There will be 2 groups.
will have the final say as to whether a child has
sufficient competency for the group. Training
Harries Heros (U9-U13)
Ali’s All Stars (U9-U13)
This group will be available for children
This is aimed at children who have
who commit to competing at carnivals
basic board skills and wish to become
such as the Maroubra Carnival,
more proficient. You will need to
Branch and State Championships. It
register with your age manager. You will
is expected that the child attend, on
be expected to attend no less than 1
average, more than 1 of the 2 sessions
session per week.
per week. Your child will be invited by
times and location are subject to change.
Requirements
to have a board
Your child will need to have a board to train.
There are 2 options available:
Ali will have final say as to whether your
i. Buy a board. You can find secondhand boards
child has the sufficient competency to
on websites such as www.geartrade.com.au or
Harries will have final say as to whether
remain in this group. Training starts 25
you can buy a board from a reputable surf craft
the child has the sufficient competency
October 2010
dealer (Kracka, Bennett etc). If you wish to buy
the Age Manager to attend this group.
to remain in this group. Training starts
a board you may be able to buy one through the
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club to obtain the club discount. If you buy a
new board, the club will guarantee to buy your
board back if it is no less than 3 years old and
Contact
in good condition at a minimum of 50% of the
Boards
ii. To hire a board for the summer for a hire
Harries: 0414 635 474
Ali: 0422 717 987
purchase price.
fee of $75.00 you can take a board (not always
the same board each Sunday) PROVIDED
you return it to the club the following Sunday.
(No exceptions). Attached is a “board Hire”
agreement. If you do not bring the board
back each Sunday then the agreement will be
terminated.
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Training 2010/2011
Season 2010/2011
U6, U7, U9 age groups 8.00 - 9.00am
SWIM
TRAINING
Quinn’s Sharks
Swimming
DAY
EVENT
EVENT
19-Sep
Sunday
U8-U14 Registration and Proficiency
12.00pm - 2.00pm Bronte Ocean Pool
26-Sep
Sunday
U8-U14 Registration and Proficiency
12.00pm - 2.00pm Bronte Ocean Pool
17-Oct
Sunday
U6 and U7 Registration
8.00am - 10.00am Bronte Surf Club
17-Oct
Sunday
NIPPERS START U8 - U14
24-Oct
Sunday
Normal. U6 and U7 Start
9am Parents Meeting at Bronte Surf Club
29-Oct
Friday Twilight Nippers Under 9-14s from 5 PM
31 Oct
Sunday
U6 – U8 NIPPERS ONLY
7-Nov
Sunday
Club Championships RD1
U6 & U7 normal events
14-Nov
Sunday
WAVERLEY SHIELD AT BONDI U6 & U7 normal events
21-Nov
Sunday
**Normal
28-Nov
Sunday
Normal. 28-Nov
Sunday
Group Nipper Photo – 9:30am
4-Dec
Saturday
South Maroubra Surf Carnival
5-Dec
Sunday
Bondi to Bronte Ocean Swim
5-Dec
Sunday
U6 & U7 Nippers only. No Nippers U8-U14. (U13 Camp - Dec 3-5)
Water Safety and NOT a babysitting service
12-Dec
Sunday
Normal. (Final date for Registration)
Club Championships - Round 1 Alternate Date (No 2)
Like Nippers on a Sunday, training is not a babysitting service. A parent / adult needs
19-Dec
Sunday
**Normal. Santa Comes To Nippers
LAST DAY OF NIPPERS FOR 2010
16-Jan
Sunday
Normal
NIPPERS RETURNS FOR 2001
23-Jan
Sunday
Australia Day Long Weekend - All Nippers On
30-Jan
Sunday
Club Championships RD2
U6 & U7 normal events
4-Feb
Friday
(U11 Camp - Feb 4-6)
All Age Nippers Disco 5pm-8pm Bronte Surf Club
6-Feb
Sunday
Normal
13-Feb
Sunday
Sydney Branch Championships (TBC)
20 Feb
Sunday
Coogee Swap Day
27-Feb
Sunday
6-Mar
Sunday
**Normal
13-Mar
Fri/Sat/Sun
State Championships at Kingscliff U8 – U14
20-Mar
Sunday
**Normal
27-Mar
Sunday
Normal - Last day of Nippers
3 - April
Sunday
U8 - U14 PRESENTATION DAY
There will be 2 groups.
Quinn’s Sharks (U9-U13)
Mark’s Dolphins (U9-U13)
Mark Wieland, a qualified swim coach
and the winner of the first Bondi to
at Tivoli, will teach our next level of
Bronte Swim will take the children who
Nippers the basics of ocean swims.
will compete for the club once a week
Again the children need to be proficient
Mark’s Dolphins
at Bondi.
swimmers. This is not geared to
Saturday 4 - 5.30pm
Bondi
The children need to be good swimmers.
proficient in the ocean. Training starts
Nippers who wish to participate must be
9 October 2010
teach swimming but to become more
Quinn/Mark will have the final say as to
attending swim squad training at least
whether a child has sufficient competency for
one other time. The ocean is not the
the group. Training times and location are
subject to change.
place to learn how to swim. Again, Age
Managers will nominate the swimmers
who wish to attend this training. Training
starts 13 October 2010
Contact
Swimming
Quinn: 0410 586 382
Both groups will need one water safety
parent per 8 children. All children will
be required to bring their Bronte Nippers
cap and goggles to swim training.
to be nearby. We will also require a minimum of one water safety person per group of
Mark: 0414 999 880
8 children training. We will not be able to hold training if we don’t have sufficient
Running
water safety in support. Children (for swimming as well) will be required to wear their
Lachlan: 0414 840 086
RUN
TRAINING
Tuesday 4 - 5pm
Bronte
U11 to U14 age groups 10.00 - 11.15am
DATE
Quinn Darragh, one of Bronte’s legends
Wednesday 5.15 - 6.15pm
North Bondi
U8, U10 age groups 9.00 - 10.00am
caps so we can recognize them in the water.
Running
Lachlan Youll, a successful athletics junior coach, will be teaching beach running at Bronte
on a weekly basis. This is a great opportunity not only for our beach competitors, but allows
our water competitors to build on their fitness. Training starts 19 October 2010
Bronte Junior Ocean Swim at Bronte (U9-U14)
U6 & U7 normal events at Bronte
U6 - U7 PRESENTATION DAY
** Board Riders competition pre Nippers
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Bronte Nippers Organisation
Contacts
GIRLS
Youth Director
Basil Scaffidi
Education Manager
Nipper Captains
Water Safety
Pat Keating
Basil Scaffidi
Max Hendrie
Maddy Bartlett
David Fleeting
Training & Competition
Officials
Jane Ryan
Boards
SurfEd
Admin. Assistant
tba
Therese Powell
Mia Ferguson
Admin. Assistant
Club Championships
State Competitions Mgr
Tana Hardwick
Basil & Colin
Leanne Strain
Communication / Web
Waverley Shield
Boards & Repairs
Simon Francis
Colin & Basil
Teddy Clifford
U6 Manager
Assistant
U7 Manager
Assistant Assistant
U8 Manager
Assistant U9 Manager
Assistant Assistant Assistant U10 Manager
Assistant Assistant U12 Manager
Assistant Assistant Assistant U13 Manager
Assistant Assistant Martin Palfrey
0418 261 655
Sue Rogers
0409 248 684
Simon Francis
0412 475 881
Jo Wightwick
0434 188 977
Adam Morison
0418 415 921
Jacinta Jacobs 0418 416 663 Alex Mackenzie
0411 165 611
David Pysden
0405 457 753
Jane Needham
0412 092 365
Tim Powell
0411 725 595
Gaby Naher
0414 624 568
Rob Welborne
0414 911 943
Matt Loxton
0408 411 495
Stephen Digby
0425 726 654
Kylie Alp
0418 800 819 Sarah Stuart-Jones 0425 237 457
Karen Swinburn 0409 144 449
Warwick Hunt
Carrie Follas
0421 619 047
Warren Whillier
0408 852 526
Stuart Ridge
0411 654 863
Max Setz
0439 628 545
Tim Ryan
0438 147 144
U14 Manager Craig Bartlett
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Surfboard Riding
Awards
Uniforms - General
Mat Faddy / Peter Strain
Cathy Ridge
Julia Tyrell
Uniforms - States
Junior Ocean Swim
Branch Meetings
Cathy Scaffidi
Basil
Basil / Colin
Heat Starter
Disco Supervisor
Peter Hunter
Tilly Tana
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0410 349 311 [email protected]
BOYS
U6 Manager
Assistant Assistant
U8 Manager
Assistant Col McDermid
0411 135 927
Karen Swinburn
0409 144 449
Dino Soepano
0437 605 229
Tana Hardwick
0410 255 919
Grant Paver
0408 026 600
Anthony Ries
0458 490 885
Holly Ries
0404 564 115
Paul Manning
0414 565 026
Peter Hunter
0428 169 818
Andrew Ferguson 0411 502 300
John Kalaf
0412 003 102
John Swinburn
0400 362 075
Holly Ries
0404 564 115
Jen Freer
0414 936 544
Jacinta Jacobs
0418 416 663
Matt Faddy
0412 906 319
Claude Varnier
0411 529 444
TBA
Alistair Little 0419 275 351
Daryl Penry
0407 276 427
Mike Hendrie
0412 510 926
Leanne Strain
0404 064 732
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Contact
Club Officials
Chief Operating Officer
Ross Miles
9389 6500 / 0409 983 939
[email protected]
President
Graham Ford
0412 299 701
Deputy President &
Head of Water Safety
David Fleeting
0407 414 755
[email protected]
Finance Manager
Roland Tyrrell
9665 5231
0407 414 755
Lifesaving Manager
Nigel Harvey
0412 241 145
[email protected]
Competition / Coaching Manager
Chris Kilmurray
0409 244 477
[email protected]
Administration
Keil Smith
0439 476 184
[email protected]
Education Manager
Patrick Keating
0406 758 850
[email protected]
Marketing Manager
Coleen O’Neill
9386 5558
0404 888 791
[email protected]
Youth Manager
Basil Scaffidi
0407 518 399
[email protected]
Photos,
stories
Photographers
and writers
We’d really like to use more photographs of the kids in next season’s review. When you take
any shots that you want to share, please email them to us. If the picture is from a carnival,
please identify the age group and the race details in your email. Resolution - the greater the
megapixels, the better!! (iPhone pictures are OK, but are small and don’t enlarge very well.)
Stories. We’d like to include a few more stories - the nipper experience, the trip away to the
big carnivals, or anything interesting that you’d like to share. You don’t have to be a writer I can even plan the story out for you through a series of questions and put it together on your
behalf. Please get in touch. Thanks, Simon.
BRONTE
NIPPERS
We are one team:
Email: [email protected]
• We wait on the beach for our team members to finish
• We clap, cheer and encourage our team mates
• We respect our competitors and officials
• We will try our best
• We come first, last or somewhere in between
• We may be disappointed
A big thanks to those people who supplied us photos for the 2009/2010 Review.
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But we’ll have fun doing it!
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Where the applicant is under 18 years of age this form must also be signed by the applicant’s parent or legal guardian.
I,............................................................ am the parent or guardian of the applicant. I expressly agree to be responsible for
the applicant’s behaviour and agree to personally accept the conditions set out in this membership application and
declaration including the provision by me of a release and indemnity in the terms set out above.
Parent’s signature: ........................................................
(where applicant under 18 y.o)
Date: .................................................................
Name: ...........................................................................
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Membership enquiries contact Geri Ford on: 9389 6500 or email: [email protected]
Bronte SLSC, PO Box 33, Waverley 2024
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APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
1. CLUB NAME BRONTE SLSC
2010 / 2011
SEASON
Form 76 -07
2. GENERAL DETAILS
I hereby apply for membership of SLSA. I have read, understood, acknowledge and agree to the declaration and application over leaf. I have signed that declaration
and application.
INITIAL MEMBERSHIP
RENEWING
TRANSFERRING From ______________ SLSC
TITLE ___ (Mr, Mrs, Ms, etc) FIRST NAME ____________________ SECOND INITIAL ___ LAST NAME_________________________
MALE
FEMALE
DATE OF BIRTH ____ / ____ / ____
OCCUPATION: _____________________________
ADDRESS __________________________________________________________________________________POSTCODE __________
PHONE: HOME __________________________ BUSINESS: ______________________ FAX:__________________________________
MOBILE : __________________________ Preferred Contact No. H / B / M EMAIL: _________________________________________
Drivers License Number ___________ Vehicle Type _________________
Expiry Date: ____ / ____ / ____
Shirt Size (Please Circle) 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 / S / M / L / XL / 2XL / 3XL / 4XL / 5XL
Short Size (Please Circle) S / M / L / XL / 2XL / 3XL / 4XL / 5XL
3. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORY
APPLIED FOR – SUBJECT TO CLUB ENDORSEMENT (Tick one box only)
PROBATIONARY ………………………….
ACTIVE (18 years and over)……
ASSOCIATE ………
JUNIOR ACTIVITY MEMBER (5-13 years)
AWARD MEMBER (Parent 2)…
LIFE MEMBER ……
CADET MEMBER (13-15 years)……………
RESERVE ACTIVE……………
GENERAL (Parent 1)
ACTIVE (15-18 years) ……………………..
LONG SERVICE ……………..
HONORARY ………
Date Joined ___ / ___ / ___
Competitive Rights with this club? YES
Member Protection Form Completed? YES
NO
NO
Locker Number _____
Key No ______
Membership Protection Number (where applicable) ______________
4. OTHER SURF LIFE SAVING CLUB MEMBERSHIPS (Please attach list if more than two)
_______________________________________________ SLSC_______________________________________________________ SLSC
5. MEDICAL DETAILS If you suffer or you have suffered from any disease or any physical or mental disability (eg, epilepsy, diabetes
or any permanent disability to a limb, eye or ear) likely to affect your efficiency as a Club member, it may affect your safety and the safety of the
public. You should consult your medical practitioner and SLSA prior to commencing any surf lifesaving activity. You should take part in the
Hepatitis B vaccination program.
HAVE YOU READ THIS SECTION?
YES
NO
6. EMERGENCY CONTACT
FIRST NAME ________________________
LAST NAME ______________________________
ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________
PHONE: MOBILE: _____________________
RELATIONSHIP ______________
POSTCODE ____________
HOME: _______________________ BUSINESS: ______________________________
7.BACKGROUND DETAILS
Are you from a culturally and linguistically diverse background? YES
NO
Cultural Background ________________________
Do you use any languages other than English in your home?
YES
NO
Second Language __________________________
Are you of Aboriginal descent? YES
Are you of Torres Straight Islander descent?
NO
YES
NO
8. DECLARATION I have read, understood, acknowledge and agree to the declaration and application and conditions of membership over
leaf. I have signed that declaration and application. I warrant that all information provided is true and correct.
SIGNATURE ________________________________________________________ DATE: _____________________________________
9. PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN CONSENT (IN RESPECT TO AN APPLICANT UNDER THE AGE OF 18 YEARS)
I have read, understood, acknowledge and agree to the declaration and application and conditions of membership over leaf and I personally
consent to the declaration and application for Membership of the applicant.
FIRST NAME ________________________________________
LAST NAMES: ____________________________________________
SIGNATURE: _________________________________________________ DATE: ___________________________________________
10. OFFICE USE ONLY Date Application received ____ / ____ / ____ Amount paid: $_______________ Receipt No.: ___________
Accepted / Rejected by Club Management – Date ____ / ____ / ____ Signature of Club Officer: ___________________________________
Membership Category allocated: _____________ Capitation/Membership No.: _____________ ID Sighted – Type_______ Date _________
Membership enquiries contact Geri Ford on: 9389 6500 or email: [email protected]
Bronte SLSC, PO Box 33, Waverley 2024
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DECLARATION
VOLUNTEER/STUDENT
An easierway? Completeth:s form online at cbeck.kidsnsw.gov.au
Voluntee6 who mentordisadvantaqedchildrenorwho provide intimatepersonalcarc to disabledchilden
Declaration'
should use the ApplicantDeclaEtioinand Consentratherthan the Volunteer/Student
Personal Detallsi
Name:
Family name:
Other given name(s):
Firct name:
Previousnames/aliases:
Family name:
Other given name(s):
Firsl name:
Family name:
Otfier given name{s):
Fil3t name:
Res:dentialaddress:
Addrcss Line 1:
Address Llne 2:
Stete:
SuburbrTown:
Coufltry:
Contact:
Mobile:
Phone:
Email:
Gender
Oateof birth:
Placeof bitth:
Stale:
Suburb/Town:
Countty:
ldentifylngdocument:
please
fll in thesedetails
to verifyyourid€ntity'
lfyouusedoneof thesedocuments
LicenceType:
l&suingAgency:
Driver'sLicense
FirearmsLlcense
Capitalleflitory
Australian
NewSouthWales
Oueensland
southAustralia
Territory
Northem
Tasmania
Vicloria
of Australia
Commonwealth
DefenceFoIceAcademy
issuedby a counlryothel
than Australia
Other
Government
UN Refugee
Licencenumbel:
PassportType:
lssuingCountry:
numbet:
PaEsport
Position details:
Title of child-relatedoosition:
Nameof organisationyou arc volunteeringfor:
Address of tris organi.ation (if known):
I am s parentor guadian ofa partrdpatingchild ly/n):
I am a volunteoror gtudenton placement{y/n):
It is an ofience for a pfohibited peFon to apply for, attemptto oblain, undertakeor remain ia child{elated employment,or to €ign
$is declaration. A prchibited p€rson is a person vtho is convicted ot lhe f,tllowing(whether in NSW or olsewhe€):
. muder of a chitd
. serious sex offence, includingcamal knowledge
. kidnapping(unlessthe ofienderis or has beenthe
child's pa€nt or carer)
.ch i |d . r e|at edper s on a | v i o l e n c e o ffe n c e (a n o ffe n ce.offencesconnocl edw i thchi | dprcsti tl i i on
of child
. poss*sion, distribution
or publication
wounding
committedby an adlll involvingjntentionally
pornographyiot
orcalsing grievousbodilyham to a child)
. aflempi,conspiiacvorincitemenito commitlheabo\€
. indecencyoffencespunishableby impisonmentof 12
otf€nc
A prchibited person inctudesa Registrabl€p€€on undet the Chitd Protection (OffendersRegislration)act 2000
Deta'ls of these offences can be found ontine at Working Wth Children Employet Guidelin€sFact sheet 1. A conviclion includesa
tinding rhat the chaEe for atr offence is p.oven, or that a p€rcon is guilty of an ofience, even though the @!rt does not proceed
Declaration:
Ih a v er eadandund e rs i o o d th e i n fo rm a ti o n a b o ve€boutprohi bi l edpeB ons' Iamaw arethatj ti sanoi i encetom akea
false slatemenl on th's fonn.
I declare that I am not a Dmhibit€dpeFon under the Connission tur qlilclren aN YoungPeoplg Act 1998
fotChildrenand YoungPeoplecheckingmv relevantcriminalrecords'to veify lhese
lconsanl to the Commission
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infomation
I
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law
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for
fo|thoWo*i^gWthchi|draflcheckingccordancewlthsection36(1X'ofthecon]lrlission|orChildrenandYoungPeople
Act 1998.
Signature:
Employorto Compleis:
I have sjghted photo idenlaticalionfof this pe€on
Signalore:
Date:
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