SWIMSAFER STAGE ONE TEST HELD ON 27 OCTOBER 2012 (Part 1 of 2)

 

Venue : Delta Swimming Complex

Date : 27 October 2012

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

  

 

  

 

  



SWIMSAFER STAGE ONE TEST HELD ON 27 OCTOBER 2012

SWIMSAFER STAGE ONE TEST

Test Date : 27 October 2012

Venue : Delta Swimming Complex

Head Coach : Carl Benito Varella, NROC no. S6819837B

SwimSafer Tester : Mr. Widjaya Lee

Congratulations to our swimmers who have successfully completed all the requirements of swimming, water safety and survival skills for SwimSafer stage one test held at Delta Swimming Complex on 27 October 2012: -

1. Miss Sabrina Ang
2. Umeed Bedi
3. Chen Zi Qian
4. Keya Niranjan Kaulagekar
5. Kee How Sing
6. Ng Chee Wai, Matthew
7. Tan Wei Heng, Ryan
8. Tan Hong Jun
9. Teo Hong Xiang, Rayden
10. Madeeha Shahnaaz Binte Mohd. Yousoff

Implementation of SPAS system at SSC Swimming Complexes

Dear Swimmers & Parents,

Please be informed that Singapore Sports Council (SSC) will be progressively fitting out the new generation of Swimming Pool Admission System (SPAS) at all its 23 public swimming complexes across Singapore. 

You may gain entry into the swimming complexes with the following cards listed below :-

• PAssion Card
• EZ-Link Card
• NETS FlashPay Card
• SSC Single Entry Card
• SSC Membership Cards (Child / Student, Adults, Senior, Corporate)
• SSC Group Card

The admission fees to all SSC swimming complexes will remain the same.  With the implementation of the new SPAS, SSC would recommend the following entry payment methods, for your consideration: -

1. Individual Single Entry Card - This can be purchased at the counter or through the Ticket Vending Machines.  This will enable you to enter and leave the premises separately at different times.
2. EZ-Link Card - This can be purchased from MRT and bus stations.  This may enable you to enter and leave the premises separately at different times.
3. SSC Membership Card - This is a Stored Value Card, and you may purchase on your own which offers a promotion discount on top of the admission rates that you are paying per entry [a 10 cents discount off from the admission fees for every visit.  Terms and conditions apply.]

Kindly note that Sengkang Swimming Complex is the first swimming complex to undergo this enhancement.  We have the implementation schedule at various swimming complexes for your reference as stated below.

Implementation Schedule of SPAS System at SSC Swimming Complexes: -

 

	Name of Swimming Complex	System Estimated Start Date
	Sengkang Swimming Complex	04 July 2012
	Choa Chu Kang Swimming Complex	11 July 2012
	Hougang Swimming Complex	12 July 2012
	Jurong East Swimming Complex	23 July 2012
	Ang Mo Kio Swimming Complex	10 August 2012
	Bishan Swimming Complex	10 August 2012
	Toa Payoh Swimming Complex	10 August 2012
	Clementi Swimming Complex	22 August 2012
	Jurong West Swimming Complex	22 August 2012
	Queenstown Swimming Complex	22 August 2012
	Woodlands Swimming Complex	22 August 2012
	Bukit Batok Swimming Complex	31 August 2012
	Serangoon Swimming Complex	31 August 2012
	Tampines Swimming Complex	31 August 2012
	Yishun Swimming Complex	31 August 2012
	Delta Swimming Complex	12 September 2012
	Geylang East Swimming Complex	12 September 2012
	Kallang Basin Swimming Complex	12 September 2012
	Katong Swimming Complex	12 September 2012
	Bedok Swimming Complex	21 September 2012
	Jalan Besar Swimming Complex	21 September 2012
	Pasir Ris Swimming Complex	21 September 2012
	Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex	21 September 2012

 

For more information, visit SSC website at SingaporeSports.sg, or check with your relevant coaches on duty. 
 

 

Our little angels from Saturday Group Classes at Delta Swimming Complex

 



Our little angels from Wednesday Group Classes at Delta Swimming Complex   

 

 

PHOTOS GALLERY : KIDS SWIMSAFER GROUP CLASS

SwimSafer - Replacement of Learn-To-Swim & NASSA by July 2010

 

SWIMSAFER is a NEW national water programme to be rolled out on 5 July 2010. This follows a review of existing national water safety programmes called by the National Water Safety Council (NWSC) in July 2008. The aim is to impart to Singaporeans the necessary water safety knowledge and a wide range of water survival skills as a safeguard against drowning.

SwimSafer is an amalgamated and improved version of the Learn-To-Swim Programme and the National Survival Swimming Award (NASSA). The new programme comprises of 6 stages, which progressively prepare students to react appropriately when faced with sudden and adverse aquatic situations. These 6 stages would be taught and tested within the confines of a swimming pool setting.

A separate open water module, known as SwimSafer Open Water, would be introduced as an entry requirement for water sports entrants.