How 2,000 indigenous students built water safety skills in time for summer
Swim and Survive students with swim teachers Paxton (Left) and OJ (Right) Almost 2,000 indigenous students across years 1-6 have gained critical water safety and survival skills at SWELL Palmerston this year, all thanks to the venue’s free Swim and Survive school swimming program. This includes 40 youth from the remote town of Kalkarindji, who travelled more than 12 hours to take part. For the Kalkarindji students, the trip was a rare and vital opportunity. With no access to commercial swimming pools in…
