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Swim into summer

December 26, 2024 BY
Tweed Regional Aquatic Centre summer

TRAC Murwillumbah also presents Water Safety and Lifesaving Refresher for senior swimmers beginning on Wednesday, December 18. Slide and Dive fun is a perennial summer favourite. Photos: SUPPLIED

WITH the holiday season fast approaching, the Tweed Regional Aquatic Centre (TRAC) is wrapping up 2024 programs and updating opening hours for the summer.

A series of activities are planned for the festive wrap-up, including Slide and Dive fun, TRAC squad breakfast, and a Santa visit for the smaller swimmers.

The squad break-up party at Murwillumbah will be held next Friday, December 20, after state squad training winds up at 7 am.

The final squad session of the year is Saturday, December 21. Morning sessions will resume on Thursday, January 2, and regular squad training returns on Monday, January 6.

Slide and Dive fun is a perennial summer favourite. Photo: SUPPLIED

 

School holiday five-day intensive swim programs will run from January 13 to 17 at Kingscliff, Murwillumbah and South Tweed pools to kickstart the new year.

The intensives are an opportunity to take swimming skills to the next level. Experienced instructors provide focused, individualised guidance to swimmers of all levels to improve their technique, endurance, and confidence in the water in a fun and supportive environment.

Learn to Swim classes return on Monday, February 10 and run until Saturday, April 12, in a nine-week term. Those wishing to fast-track their swimming skills can add an extra 30-minute weekly class at a discounted rate.

In Murwillumbah, the slide and diving boards will be open every day of the school holidays from Thursday, December 19, between 10 am and 3 pm.

The final aqua aerobics for 2024 will be on Saturday, December 21, and classes will resume on Monday, January 6.

Beat the heat with the summer favourite slide at TRAC Murwillumbah. Photo: SUPPLIED

 

TRAC Murwillumbah also presents Water Safety and Lifesaving Refresher for senior swimmers beginning on Wednesday, December 18.

The free three-week program is designed to improve water safety and lifesaving skills in a safe and friendly environment.

The program includes in-water sessions, CPR awareness and morning tea for local seniors over 65 years and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders over 50 years.

The Starting Block Café will be open from 9 am to 3 pm from December 27 and will resume regular opening hours of Monday to Friday, 6.45 am – 2.30 pm, and weekends 9 am – 3 pm from January 2.

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