
Beach and Water Safe Presentation
The Beach and Water Safe Presentation is delivered all year round to schools, universities, corporate and senior groups all over the state by volunteer lifesavers.
The program aims to change behaviours and save lives through education and increased understanding of vital beach safety messages in a fun and interactive environment. Students and adults that take part in the program will develop skills, attitudes and awareness that will keep them safe around water now and into the future.
Each year the program educates more than 50,000 people on how to stay safe on Queensland beaches.
Surf Life Saving Queensland has a COVID-19 Safe Industry Plan in place for all our programs.
Cost
FREE
The program is delivered free of charge.
Presentation
Key Outcomes
Primary Schools
All students will receive a free water safe kids activity booklet.
Presentation can be presented with AV. If school cannot provide space with AV it can be presented without.
Secondary Schools, Adults, Seniors
All components included in the primary school presentation in addition to the below outcomes
Statistics | Discussion and review of SLSQ rescue and drowning statistics |
Rescue Footage | Vision of lifesavers and lifeguards in action performing a rescue |
Pathways | Explanation of the broad roles in surf lifesaving and how individuals can get involved |
Don’t Drink and Swim | Educating participants on the dangers associated with swimming after consuming alcohol |
AV is required for presentation, delivered through PowerPoint presentation.
Testimonials
“The Beach Safety Presentation was really good. It was very informative and lots of questions/comments from the students which you could see that time was allotted for this. Awesome. The presenter was so patient with the students, especially to those who needed time to speak (getting their words together in a sentence). The students LOVE reading and doing the activities in the booklet they all received too. Great job! – Shardai
“Amazing discussion when we got back to our room – showing how much the children took in and had an impact”