Useful Downloads
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Stand Up Paddle Boarding Risk Assessment
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Risk Assessments - Horseshoe Bay
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Student Developmental Record
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Swimming & Aquatic Consent Form
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Risk Assessment - Middleton - Surfing and Bodyboarding
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Risk Assessment - Encounter Lakes
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Risk Assessment - Bridge Point
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Risk Assessments - All Camps
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Outdoor Education Surfing
At Victor Harbor Aquatics we are well versed in facilitating Stage 1 and Stage 2 Outdoor Education surfing expeditions. Contact the centre for more information.
After School Surfing
We are lucky to have some of the best venues at Middleton, South Australia, for teaching all levels of surfing, from beginner to advanced and everything in between.
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Introductory Kayaking at Encounter Lakes
Bodyboarding for beginners
Students enjoying their first bodyboarding experience at the picturesque Horseshoe Bay, the perfect venue for beginner bodyboaders.
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- Thunderstorm
Thunderstorm
- THUNDERSTORMS:
* In the event of a thunderstorm the Bureau of Meteorology recommends the following procedure:
* When the thunder becomes easily audible the storm is within 15 to 28 kilometres.
* Depending on atmospheric and wind conditions the storm can arrive at your position in as little as 5 minutes
* As soon as thunder becomes easily audible, remove students from the water and immediately proceed to DRY GROUND. Seek shelter in a HARD TOP building or vehicle.
* Avoid small structures such as fabric tents, and single or small groups of trees.
* Do not touch or move close to metal structures such as fences or metal clotheslines
* If your hair stands on end or you hear buzzing from nearby rocks and fences, move to a new position immediately.
* Do not handle long or metallic objects in the open.
* If in the open away from shelter, crouch down, preferably in a hollow with feet together, and remove any metal objects from head and body. Do not lie down but avoid being the highest object in the vicinity.
* If boating, get ashore as soon as possible. If unsafe to do so, seek protection beneath a high structure such as a bridge or jetty.
* Avoid the use of telephones if possible, because the telephone system can become highly charged. If an emergency call is necessary, be brief.