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Swim and survive

07 Dec, 2010 01:46 PM
An incredible 15 million Australian children have now been hrough the Royal Life Saving Swim and Survive program. Royal Life Saving and UNCLE TOBYS(r) are proudly working together to reduce child drownings.

Latest figures show 56 children under 17 drowned in the past year. It’s never too early to start. All parents are being urged to ensure their children have strong swimming skills. Royal Life Saving estimates as many as 50,000 11-12 year olds will leave primary school this year not even able to swim the length of an Olympic swimming pool.

To celebrate this year’s Swim and Survive program the Yass Tribune has teamed up with Royal Life Saving and UNCLE TOBYS(r) to give you the chance to win great prize packs which includes a large beach towel, a swim cap, a drink bottle and five Swim and Survive aquaquizzes plus other great items.

There are three prize packs to be won by lucky readers.

A number of UNCLE TOBYS(r) Ambassadors are supporting the Swim and Survive program including Olympic medalists Eamon Sullivan, Emily Seebohm, Grant Hackett and Cate Campbell. To win one of our prizes all you need to do is cut out a Wednesday or a Friday masthead, place it in an envelope with your name, address, daytime phone number and the name of the competition on the back, and send it to the Yass Tribune, PO Box 8, Yass 2582, or drop it into our offices at 73 Lead St, Yass.

Have your entries in by Friday December 17.

Each prize pack is valued at $50. Total value of prizes: $150. To get more details on the program just go to www.swimandsurvive.com.au . Conditions of entry: Staff of Regional Publishers Pty Ltd, the suppliers of the prize/giveaway and their immediate families are not eligible to enter.

Prize is not redeemable for cash. Only entries on original entry forms accepted. Judge’s decision is final. Winners will be notified by phone and/or published in our newspaper. NSW Permit LTPM/10/00861.

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Royal Life Saving’s CEO Rob Bradley with a prize pack.To enter the competition, follow the instructions on this page.
Royal Life Saving’s CEO Rob Bradley with a prize pack.To enter the competition, follow the instructions on this page.
Yass Public, Berinba Public and Bowning Public all attended the lessons in the Yass pool. Pictured during a lesson on Monday with teacher Meaghan Stacey were (from the back): Taylah Drumgold, Nicholas Bratton, Victoria Langfield, Ethan McGregor, Braeden Adams, William Osborne, Luke Finch and Ryan Vaughan, all from Yass Public’s ‘Marlin’ group, ie those who can swim at least 25 metres.
Yass Public, Berinba Public and Bowning Public all attended the lessons in the Yass pool. Pictured during a lesson on Monday with teacher Meaghan Stacey were (from the back): Taylah Drumgold, Nicholas Bratton, Victoria Langfield, Ethan McGregor, Braeden Adams, William Osborne, Luke Finch and Ryan Vaughan, all from Yass Public’s ‘Marlin’ group, ie those who can swim at least 25 metres.

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