Indoor Aquatic Centre

My family and I would utilise an indoor aquatic facility for the following purposes:

  • Recreation for my two teenage children;
  • Employment opportunities for my two teen age children;
  • Triathlon and open water swimming events training;
  • To provide swimming lessons to the wider community, I am a teacher of swimming and water safety;
  • To ultimately become a Hydrotherapy provider (therefore we need a hydro pool to provide this service):
  • My youngest son would like to join Mansfield Swim Club
  • When my family visits.

With an indoor aquatic centre our Shire will save lives:

Royal Life Saving Society Australia National Drowning Report 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021

  • drowning deaths totalling 294
  • near drownings 674 an increase by 20% on the previous year
  • the most of any age group Rivers remain the leading location for drownings.
  • Deaths among children aged 0-4 years increased by 9% compared with the 10-year average and most concerning 108% compared with last year
  • 0-4 years 8 drowned in swimming pools, 7 in lakes and dams, 1 in a river
  • 80% of all deaths were male
  • Spikes in drownings occurred directly after lockdowns.

Royal Life Saving Society Australia – Benchmarking Australian Childrens’ swimming and water safety skills: Swim school data Part 1 5-12 years 2017

  • 50% of primary school leavers where not reaching set benchmarks in stroke development and
  • 68% were not able to tread water for two minutes
  • Figures are still relevant due to the pandemic


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