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Page 1: SURREY PARK

SURREY PARK SWIMMING NEWS January 2017 Edition

SURREY PARK SWIMMING NEWS

April Edition 2017

IT’S NOT JUST A BOOK! All proceeds go towards our swimmer support program!

Over $20,000 of value!

CLICK HERE for more

information or to purchase your membership

today!

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THANK YOU!

GIVING BACK

TO THE COMMUNITY!

We would like to thank all of our learn to

swim students for continuing to enrol each

term with us, as 10 cents from every lesson is

funding our Community Access Program for

Swimming (CAPS)!

Our migrant and refugee swimming lesson

program increases in popularity every term

thanks to our partnership with AMES Australia.

Term 1 had 26 students attend a 5 week

introductory program, our best term! This

introductory program begins with a tour of

the pool and identification of pool depth

signs as the majority of students have never

been to a swimming pool before. These

migrants, refugees and asylum seekers were

from Myanmar (Burma), Syria, China,

Thailand and Iran. Students are screened by

AMES Australia for this program based on

income and all students who are included

are extremely poor. We have also been

working with BUPA who fund a similar

program for Deakin University English

Language Institute students on low incomes.

In addition, we have been able to open up

more funding to children with special needs

who are unable to attend mainstream

lessons.

All students are currently referred to Surrey Park

by Scope for this funding. In the past we have

worked with the Mirabel Foundation and Family

Access Network. We are always open to

developing partnerships with other organisations

to help open up swimming lessons to all families.

If you work for an organisation who assists “at risk”

individuals or students with a disability and would

like more information on partnership options,

please contact Emily, the swim school manager,

on 9898 8876.

10 cents from every lesson is funding our Community

Access Program for Swimming (CAPS)!

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SURREY PARK SWIMMING CALENDAR

SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

16th April

AUSTRALIAN AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

17th April

AUSTRALIAN AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

18th April

AUSTRALIAN AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

TERM ONE

COMMENCES

19th April

AUSTRALIAN AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

20th April

AUSTRALIAN AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

21st April

AUSTRALIAN AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

22nd April

AUSTRALIAN AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

23rd April

AUSTRALIAN AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

24th April

25th April

Public Holiday

26th April

27th April

28th April

29th April

30th April 1st May

2nd May

3rd May

4th May

5th May

6th May

7th May

8th May

9th May

10th May

11th May

12th May

13th May

14th May 15th May 16th May

17th May 18th May 19th May 20th May

21st May

22nd May

WATER SAETY

WEEK

23rd May

WATER SAETY

WEEK

24th May

WATER SAETY

WEEK

25th May

WATER SAETY

WEEK

26th May

WATER SAETY

WEEK

27th May

WATER SAETY

WEEK

28th May

WATER SAETY

WEEK

CLUB AGE

CHAMPIONSHIPS

29th May 30th May 31st May 1st June 2nd June 3rd June

4th June 5th June

6th June 7th June

8th June 9th June 10th June

ANNUAL

PRESENTATION

NIGHT

LTS Learn to Swim Competitive Squads Combined Public Holidays

For the latest news, updates and training schedules, please view our website: www.surreypark.org.au

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LEARN TO SWIM AND DIVE

REMINDERS AND

NEWS

WELCOME TO TERM TWO

TERM TWO 18th April – 2nd July

WATER SAFETY WEEK 22nd May – 28th May

PRIORITY RE-ENROLMENTS 13th June – 25th June

PUBLIC HOLIDAY 25th April, 12th June

WATER SAFETY IN OUR COMMUNITY

A FREE initiative from Surrey Park

Swimming

We are now delivering an education program

into child care centres, kinders and schools that

approaches learning about water safety

through interactive role play and fun. We cover

areas such as safety at the beach, home, pool

and inland waterways.

We are committed to increasing awareness of

water safety in our local community. Our take

home messages we deliver are directed to

adults and kids as we aim to encourage our

whole community to stay safe in and around

water.

If you think your school or kinder would be

interested in our free talks, please drop in and

ask for Lauren or email her at

[email protected]

Welcome back to all returning families and a big welcome to new

families to Surrey Park Swimming.

This term we have introduced a Welcome Handbook that covers all

things we think you will need to know about us, our processes, Aqualink

Box Hill entry, rules, feedback etc. Whether you are new to Surrey Park

Swimming or a returning family we suggest you follow this link to view our

handbook.

Our commitment to continual improvement in our processes and

communication is ongoing so we would welcome your feedback.

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NEW TO TERM 2!

A reminder that the carpark will be busy

between 8am and 5pm on the following dates

due to Aqualink Box Hill hosting various events.

Please give yourself extra time when leaving for

your lesson. Dates: 23rd April, 21st May

We aim to make swimming a positive experience for everyone, thus we

believe teenagers will benefit from learning with students their own age.

Details

AGES: Open to 11-16 year olds

Times: 6:30pm onwards on weeknights – lessons subject to availability

Cost: $19.50 per lesson

Max students: 4 – Teen Beginner, 5 – Teen Intermediate

Students who are currently in our learn to swim or adult program who would like to move across to

our teen program should use the following indicators to pick a level.

Student in Foundation, Level 0 or adult beginner will move to: Teen Beginner

Students in Level 1, Level 2 or adult intermediate will move to: Teen Intermediate

If you child is happy in their current level there is no reason to move, we are just creating another

option for these swimmers.

Have you liked our Facebook Page?

If not chuck us a like and follow all things Surrey

Park. LIKE US

We want to post what you like reading, so if

you have any suggestions please email

[email protected]

FACEBOOK

TEEN PROGRAM

STADIUM EVENT

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C O A C H E S

CORNER

TRAINING OUR STAFF

Laurie has made a remarkable impact on the

swimming world for decades and since 1988

has been launching a national campaign to

reduce the drowning rates of children under 5

years. Surrey Park would like to pass on our

thanks to Laurie.

CLICK HERE FOR

MORE INFORMATION

Did you know we run training sessions every

term to upskill our staff? We aim to provide the

most up to date and best teaching practices

for all our students. Over the holidays, several of

our infant and preschool teachers attended a

full day training session with swimming legend,

Laurie Lawrence.

Please note from 1 June 2017, swimming lessons will no longer attract a benefit on Bupa products.

All families with the HCF provider will be unaffected and can still claim their swimming lessons

through their health insurance. Please contact your provider for more information.

BUPA HEALTH INSURANCE

WE ARE A SUPPORTER OF

THE JUNIOR DOLPHINS PROGRAM

FREE TO KIDS 7 YEARS AND

UNDER AND HALF PRICE FOR 8 YEARS AND

OLDER

FREE PARTICIPATION PACK - TSHIRT

AND BAG TO KIDS 5 AND OVER

JOIN NOW!

CHANGES TO

BENEFITS

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CLUB BREAKFAST AND NATIONALS TEAM PRESENTATIONS

GOOD LUCK TO ALL OUR SWIMMERS ATTENDING

THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

CLICK HERE

FOR ALL PHOTOS

CLICK HERE FOR LIVE RESULTS

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3. The cost of technical suits makes them

unattainable for many families. SV does

not want to add any extra financial

pressure on parents with unnecessary

purchases.

4. These suits aren’t designed for young

swimmers. The manufacturers design

these suits for older athletes. One of the

main benefits of wearing a technical suit is

for muscle compression. Children, who

are not yet developed, are not impacted

by this benefit. Swimmers cannot ‘grow

into’ these suits.

5. A common misconception amongst

younger swimmers is that without a

technical suit, a swimmer cannot swim

fast. An age group swimmer does not

need a performance suit to swim fast;

swimmers will improve and attain PBs

regardless of the sort of suit they are

wearing due to gradual increase in

training and skill development.

6. The aim should be to build mentally-

strong swimmers, confident in his or her

own ability and training ethic rather than

an athlete depending on a technical suit

to get an improved result.

7. Technical suits are required as you get

older when your skills, conditioning and

physique are developed. At that time, the

fraction of a second drop you’ll get from

the suit will actually make a difference.

TECHNICAL PERFORMANCE SUITS FOR 11/U SWIMMERS

Why has Swimming Victoria put this rule in place? 1. There is no documented evidence that

supports performance benefits of technical suits for

athletes 11 years and under.

2. Personal best times should not be the only

evaluation or measure of success for younger

swimmers. Technique and skill development is

essential for all long term swimmer development. It is

crucial that as swimmers progress through the sport

they have developed a solid foundation in

technique and stroke development to enable them

to achieve higher results in the latter years of their

career.

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Twilight Tuesday Series Term One 2017 draws to a close!

It is a great series introducing swimmers to the sport of swimming and

enabling them to practice racing skills in nurturing environment. We

look forward to seeing you all again in Term Four.

Week Four

Week 4 of Twilight Tuesday Racing for Term 1 was held on 21st March.

Unfortunately this time around it was quite wet but that didn't deter the

swimmers. Once again the session was a busy one with around 60

swimmers from Junior and State Development Squads plus a good

number from the Club's Learn to Swim Program participating.

The times swimmers achieved can be accessed in the following table:

7th February WEEK 1

21st February WEEK 2

7th March WEEK 3

21st March WEEK 4

TWILIGHT TUESDAY SERIES TERM ONE 2017

CLICK HERE FOR

TWILIGHT TUESDAY PHOTOS

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MEET PHOTOS CLICK HERE MEMBERS ONLY

METRO ALL JUNIOR FINALS Well done to the twenty two Surrey Park swimmers aged

from 8 to 14 years who competed in the Metro All Junior

Semi Finals held at MSAC on Saturday 1st April. There was

some great racing and some good PBs.

Twelve of these swimmers finished in the top 10 in one or

more events and qualified for the Finals held on Sunday

morning.

Finalists and their placings were:

Lewis Miller, 8 years Free 9th

Ryder Cheesman, 10 years Fly 6th, Breast 9th

Patrick Bian, 10 years Breast 6th, Free 5th

Dominic Chang, 10 years Breast 7th

Lewis Clarke, 12 years Fly & Breast 3rd, Back 2nd, Free 8th

Sam Mathieson, 12 years Breast 9th

Ciara Walsh, 13 years Back 4th

Jerway Zhang, 13 years Breast 9th

Cooper Cheesman, 14 yrs Fly 4th, Breast 1st, Free 5th

Nicholas Chang, 14 years Breast 5th, Free 9th

Dylan Lay, 14 years Breast 2nd

Josh Harper, 14 years Fly 7th

Congratulations to all finalists and medal winners.

Many thanks to coaches Sarah, Pat and Tom who attended

to support the swimmers.

A special thanks also to all the parents who assisted with

timekeeping

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COMPETITIVE SQUAD SWIMMER PHOTOS

NSW OPEN CHAMPIONSHIPS

CLICK HERE FOR ALL MEET REPORTS

Well done to the eight swimmers from Surrey Park's

Open High Performance Squad who attended the

NSW Open Championships held from 3rd to 6th

March. Competing at this meet was an important

part of their preparation for the Australian Open and

Australian Age Championships coming up in April.

The competition was strong with members of the

Australian Team and a number of international

swimmers entered.

There were some good solid swims from the Surrey

Park competitors.

Highlights included:

Laura Davy: 200 Fly qualified for A final; 400 IM

qualified for B final

Connor Xu: PBs in 400 Free and 100 Breast

Hamish McDougall: 200 Fly qualified for A final; 200 IM

qualified for B final

Ebba Rosenquist: 100 and 200 Fly qualified for B final;

PB in 50 Fly

Special thanks to Ada for giving up her time to attend

as Surrey Park's Team Manager.

Matt Brown

Director of Coaching

To view all photos visit: www.surreypark.org.au and log in under

the members section.

We love displaying photos of all our members and their families

so please pass on any photos you have that you think we could

use.

Email: [email protected]

If you love taking photos we are always looking for someone to

capture all things Surrey Park whether it be at a meet or a club

BBQ. Please contact us for more details.

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NEW MERCHANDISE

$60.00

PU Coated shell keeps you

dry and warm even in the

harshest conditions.

Mock neck collar that zips

up to the chin for warmth

Multiple sealed zip pockets

for safe storage

$10.00

To help reduce the cost of

swimming caps we have

introduced a cheaper swim

cap for training purposes only.

Note: The navy Swim cap

remains a compulsory item for

swimmers to wear during

competitions.

Quality Silicon swimming

cap

Long Sleeve T-Shirt

$30.00

Stock Clearance! Chlorine Resistant Boys Bathers

Size 12 and size 14 only.

Make us an offer!

All proceeds donated to CAPS

$50.00

80% cotton 20%

polyester anti-pill

f leece

Lined hood

sleeve cuff r ibbing

pre-shrunk to minimise

shrinkage

100% Cotton pre-shrunk top

Long lasting comfort and

durability

Long sleeves and tight knit

cotton for added warmth

Padded Vest

Training Cap

Hoodie

LIMITED STOCK!

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Please note that all invoices are due for payment on the 14th of the each month.

You will have received an email regarding your payment if your invoice is overdue and we

request that your bill is settled to ensure your child can continue swimming in their squad.

If you have any queries please email accounts at [email protected]

or call Sook- Phin on 9898 8876.

FEES AND PAYMENTS FOR COMPETITIVE SQUAD

It’s hard to believe we are already into

April and the end of the 2016/2017

competitive swimming season. We

would like to congratulate our National

Championship swimmers travelling to

Queensland and look forward to

celebrating your achievements in the

next Newsletter.

It has been a busy couple of months for

the Committee, including a Strategic

Planning day in March where the

Committee evaluated and set future

goals for the Club. The selection panel

appointed by the Committee is

continuing the process of finding a new

Director of Coaching and the

shortlisting and selection process is well

underway. We hope to make an

announcement by the end of the

Month.

For many, this week was the last

opportunity to say goodbye to current

Director of Coaching, Matt Brown as he

heads to Queensland with the National

squads for the next 2 weeks and training

squads begin breaks at Easter.

COMMITTEE UPDATE

At his last training, Matt was presented with a gift of a

signed and framed 2016 Richmond Football jersey – his

second favourite Club in Melbourne!

Once again, I would like to thank Matt for his strong

contribution on many fronts to Surrey Park over the last 2

years and wish him every success in his new venture in

Queensland.

The Club also farewells Coach Kylie, a former swimmer

for Surrey Park, Kylie has coached at the Club for the

past 6 years. We would like to thank Kylie for her hard

work and wish her well in her future endeavours.

DUE ON THE 14th OF EACH

MONTH

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$

ANNUAL PRESENTATION DINNER SATURDAY 10TH JUNE

All Club swimmers and their families are welcome and invited to attend.

It is a great night where the achievements of swimmers at all levels of the Club

over season 2016/2017, will be celebrated.

Keep this night free and stay in tune for more information to follow.

SAVE THE

DATE!

CALLING FOR DONATIONS!

The Surrey Park Annual Presentation Night is just

around the corner and we are organising a

SILENT AUCTION and RAFFLE to be conducted on

the evening.

We are already sourcing prizes for the night but in

order to offer a great range of Auction items and

prizes we are asking families, including members

who may have businesses and/or contacts, if

they are willing to donate a prize for the club.

Donations can be in the form of a gift voucher,

chocolates, bottle of wine, movie or bowling

vouchers or even a hamper. We would be very

grateful to receive anything no matter how

small. Any business, individual or family that

is able to donate will be acknowledged on

Presentation Night and in the Club

Newsletter.

Donations can be left at the Surrey Park

Swim School Reception.

If you have any queries, please feel free to

contact either:

Jan Underwood 0403 918 816 or

Katie Walsh 0412 428 900

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AQUALINK and SURREY PARK SWIMMING BENEFITS

DO YOU TRAIN MORE THAN TWICE

A WEEK?

30% off MEMBERSHIPS

10% off MERCHANDISE

Discount for Surrey Park Swimmers! Enrol in our learn to swim program and receive

a 10% discount on all Aqualink Merchandise.

Note: At time of purchase you must show your

Surrey Park Swimming Card.

Aqualink stocks a range of speedo bathers,

goggles and accessories, plus Aqualink

branded merchandise.

If you do not have an Aqualink Membership and you

train at least twice a week at Aqualink you can

save money by getting an Aqualink Swim

membership.

As a Surrey Park member, you will receive 30%

discount on upfront term memberships (3 or 12

months) or you do not pay the joining fee if you

choose monthly direct debit.

*This is an Aqualink Corporate Membership and no further

discounts are applicable

For all enquiries please book a time with an Aqualink

Membership Consultant.

As an Aqualink member you can come as many

times as you want to Aqualink Box Hill or Aqualink

Nunawading and you are entitled to a 10% discount

on all merchandise on presentation of your

membership card

Surrey Park Swimming Member Discounts

BECOME AN AUSTSWIM TEACHER

Are you or your children over the age of 16 years

and looking for a rewarding career? Swimming

teaching has excellent work hours, competitive

salaries, and is an extremely fun job. We have a

course to become and Austswim accredited

teacher running here at Aqualink Box Hill very soon!

To enrol, please follow this link: CLICK HERE

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The teen access and hours have recently been

extended, so now’s the best time to join with a

friend. Then you get to work out, hang out and get

fit .. .together!

You choose your workout:

Build strength and muscle in the gym

Get fit for your favourite sport with the guidance of our gym

professionals

Put your headphones in and smash out a cardio session

Walk and talk with friends on the treadmill

Dance up a storm in Zumba or Konga

Belt out your stress levels in Boxing Fitness*

Tone up in BODYATTACK, BODYSTEP and BODYPUMP*

AQUALINK knows workouts are best done with friends - that's why they’re offering a 2 for 1 deal on the joining fee for Teen Memberships Plus lots more. Get a teen membership

(14–17 yr olds) for you and a friend before

this offer ends on 26 April 2017.

Teen membership allows access to both

Aqualink Box Hill and Aqualink

Nunawading. Call Aqualink Nunawading

on 9878 4576 or Aqualink Box Hill on

9898 2099.

For more details, visit ww.aqualink.com.au

* Participants must be 16 years of age to

attend Boxing Fitness and BODYPUMP.

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OUR SPONSORS BENDIGO BANK SPONSORSHIP

Surrey Hills Community Bank® Branch of Bendigo Bank

The Surrey Hills Community Bank® Branch of Bendigo Bank has been a sponsor of the Club for a number of

years now.

The Bendigo Bank have contributed greatly to the Swimmer Support Program which in turn directly

supports our swimmers on trips, etc. In addition to their usual support, we ask you to consider the offer

below, for exclusive Surrey Park member home loan packages.

Establishment fees waived on all new home loans for both purchases and refinances

0.80% discount off the standard variable rate on loans greater than $250,000

0.90% discount off the standard variable rate on loans greater than $1,000,000

0.10% discount off fixed rates

3%pa discount off the Bendigo Ready Red credit card

Transaction fee free account

14 months for the price of 12 home and contents insurance

FREE Financial Planner consultation

Up to a 7.5% discount on health insurance (Australian Unity)

For further information regarding this please contact the Branch Manager, Maggie

Stamoulis, 9890 7188, [email protected]

IF YOU OWN A BUSINESS AND

WISH TO SPONSOR US PLEASE CALL

Quest Apartment Hotels – Mont Albert

Quest Apartment Hotels has over 150 properties in Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. They are located in

central business districts, suburban and regional areas with close proximity to head offices, business centres

and key tourist destinations.

Quest Mont Albert offers special rates for Surrey Park Swimming Club members, staff and guests

For online booking follow this link Surrey Park Swimming Club

Alternatively you can call to book on +61 3 9645 8357, and mention Surrey Park Swimming to receive our

rates.

Please enquire about Surrey Park Swimming Club Corporate Rates.

Quest Mont Albert, 741-745 Whitehorse Road, Mont Albert 3127, Victoria, Australia

Aqua Shop are swimming

specialists carrying top

brands and the highest

quality aquatic product

available worldwide

The Pancake Parlour is an

Australian family-owned

pancake restaurant chain,

serving sweet and savoury

pancakes and crepes in

various locations around

Victoria

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Surrey Park Swimming

Surrey Drive

Box Hill VIC 3128

To Contact Us:

Call us : 03 9898 8876

Email us: [email protected]

Visit us: Aqualink Box Hill

View our Website: www.surreypark.org.au

Like our Facebook Page: Like us at Surrey Park Swimming

WHERE TO FIND US!

Like us on Facebook to keep up to date with what is happening at Surrey Park Swimming.

Please click this link to view our Facebook page

We want to share and post articles and events you want to read. Please let us know what you would

be interested in seeing.

FACEBOOK

WEBSITE Visit our website to keep up to date with latest news, member’s login, training schedules and

all things Surrey Park.

www.surreypark.org.au

RECEPTION If you ever have any queries, concerns or feedback both positive and negative, we would love to

hear from you. Drop into our reception desk at Aqualink Box Hill and have a chat to our customer

service staff at any time throughout the term.

Surrey Park Swimming Club seeks to provide the best club environment

in Victoria for the development of all its swimmers to their full potential

in an atmosphere of enjoyment and professionalism.

OUR VISION