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AUSTSWIM

WEDNESDAY 27 & THURSDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2017

REGISTRATIONS CLOSE WEDNESDAY 20 SEPTEMBER 2017

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SESSION 1: KEYNOTESESSION 2: KEYNOTESESSION 3: 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Leadership & Programming

Innovation, Research & Development

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Swimming & Water Safety - Drills Masterclass

SESSION 4: 1ST 2ND 3RD 4THLeadership & Programming

Aqua/Innovation

SESSION 5: KEYNOTEHAPPY HOUR

SESSION 1: 1ST 2ND 3RDLeadership & Programming

Swimming & Water Safety

SESSION 2: KEYNOTESESSION 3: 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH

Aqua – Wet

SESSION 4: 1ST 2ND 3RD 4THSwimming & Water Safety

Aqua – Wet

SESSION 5: KEYNOTEAUSTSWIM NATIONAL AWARDS DINNER

PACKAGE SELECTION (PRICES INC. GST) PRICE TICK

FULL CONFERENCE REGISTRATION PACKAGE Wednesday, Thursday & National Awards Dinner

STANDARD (Enrolments received after 1 August 2017 and before 9 September 2017) $595.00

LATE (Enrolments received after 9 September 2017) $629.00

CONFERENCE ONLY REGISTRATION PACKAGE Wednesday & Thursday

ONE DAY CONFERENCE REGISTRATION PACKAGEWednesday or Thursday

Gold Level AUSTSWIM Recognised Swim Centre – Please select one of the above Conference Registration Packages (10% discount)(applies to one employee of a Gold Recognised Swim Centre.)*If applying for the AUSTSWIM Recognised Swim Centre discounted price, the discount voucher must be attached to the booking form to receive eligible discount price. For further information on becoming an AUSTSWIM Recognised Swim Centre, please visit the ‘Swim Centre’ section of the AUSTSWIM website www.austswim.com.au

OPTIONAL EXTRAS

AUSTSWIM National Awards Dinner

AUSTSWIM National Awards Dinner – 1 Ticket $175.00

AUSTSWIM National Awards Dinner – Table of 10 Booking $1,485.00

TOTAL PAYABLE

PAYMENT DETAILS (PLEASE PRINT)TERMS & CONDITIONS Due to accounting and administration costs, the following policy will be strictly adhered to: Applications for refund and/or session transfer must be provided in writing and received at the AUSTSWIM Head Office no later than Wednesday 20 September 2017. Delegates who do not attend will be given a refund if a medical certificate is provided. AUSTSWIM Head Office must be provided with a medical certificate in writing prior to Wednesday 18 October 2017. All refunds will incur a 25% administration charge. Registration is non-transferable and may not be used against other AUSTSWIM products or services. All registrations will receive a confirmation letter and tax invoice within seven days of receipt of registration.

I DECLARE THAT THE INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THIS REGISTRATION FORM IS TRUE AND CORRECT AND I ACKNOWLEDGE OR AM AWARE AND ACCEPT: The terms and conditions of this registration outlined by AUSTSWIM at www.austswim.com.au. That photographs and electronic images may be taken of me by AUSTSWIM during my attendance and participation at the Conference. Such photographs and electronic images are owned by AUSTSWIM and may be used by AUSTSWIM for promotional or other purposes without consent being obtained. I must advise AUSTSWIM in writing by Monday 18 September 2017 if I do not consent to the photographs and electronic images being used for such purposes. Conference sessions cannot be videoed or recorded. Some sessions are strenuous and/or held in deeper water; in my opinion I have sufficient fitness and water competency to participate.

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Please view all session descriptions in this brochure and select a first, second, third and fourth preference for each timeslot listed below. Maximum numbers have been set for each session, therefore if your first preference is full, you will automatically be given your second or third preference. We suggest that you register early to avoid disappointment. AUSTSWIM advises that the program may be subject to change without notice.

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DELEGATE REGISTRATION 7:45AM – 8:45AM

WELCOME 8:45AM – 9:15AM

SESSION 1 – KEYNOTE: GLENN MANTON 9:15AM – 10:30AM

PERSONAL ABILITY TO INFLUENCE OTHERS – For over 20 years Glenn’s been engaging audiences with his unique blend of education and entertainment. Glenn, a dynamic storyteller, draws upon his vast life experience to move our AUSTSWIM audience in thinking, reflecting and connecting with today’s youth in an ‘impro’ delivery style that’s certain to make an impact. We applaud Glenn for his cutting-edge work committed to promoting independent, creative and critical THINKING in people of all ages; espousing how to be ‘your authentic’ self.

MORNING TEA 10:30AM – 11:00AM

SESSION 2 – KEYNOTE: DR ALAN PEARCE 11:00AM – 12:15PM

NEUROPLASTICITY; IT’S A BRAIN THING – By popular demand, neurophysiologist, Dr Alan Pearce, returns to further encourage us to train our brain. Discovering computers made a huge difference to our lives, now we are on the cusp of discovering a ‘brain revolution’ to understand how our mind works and how to improve it. This session explores increasing brain excitability levels and releasing brain chemicals that bring rewards and how this can play a part at the ‘business’ end of our industry. DR ALAN’S RESEARCH...IMPRESSIVE.

LUNCH 12:15PM – 1:00PM

SESSION 3 1:00PM – 2:30PM 1:00PM – 4:00PM

LEADERSHIP & PROGRAMMING

BUSINESS AND RESULTSSTACEY ALDOUS (FREEDOM HEALTH & WELLNESS)

GETTING YOUR GEEK ONMELISSA CAMERON (THE YOU PROJECT)

Hear these two strong, passionate industry people as they share their diverse backgrounds and unite in their focus and commitment to values based leadership and continual improvement for ‘good business’. Share insights into working with people, building and nurturing organisational culture to achieve growth and enhance service outcomes.

Listen to Stacey and Melissa as they relate their stories of building viable and sustainable business practices.

Gain an insight into connecting with your inner geek and explore the world of brand building, business performance, sustainability and, most of all, community spirit.

INNOVATION, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

EMBRACING DIVERSITY - A NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE - PART 1CAROL CROFTS (MARIBYRNONG AQUATIC CENTRE)

TANYA CARMONT (WATER SKILLS FOR LIFE INC)

Moving beyond mere talk and rhetoric, this session focuses on valuing culture, celebrating diversity and exploring the myriad opportunities to include ‘a league of nations’ into the aquatic industry. There is a world of untapped talent and opportunity just beyond the threshold of your centre.

Step across the divide with the speakers as they take you on a journey of discovery to find and capture those hidden treasures to developing leadership, creating capacity and enhancing multicultural employment, volunteering, participation and engagement.

AQUA/LEADERSHIP

MEEE – REALLY MATTERSPANEL: TSW, ASO AND WETS MASTER TRAINERS

Motivation, Engagement, Education, Empowerment - are these the keys we need to fit the right doors when recruiting personnel and customers? We’re in the people business: teaching, instructing, motivating and educating to keep participants active and engaged to gain knowledge and learn new skills. Are these the same elements we seek in a staff team to drive our business? So, what’s really needed to attract and develop a motivated, resilient and skilled workforce to keep our customer base strong and engaged? Join this session to explore the questions and then workshop through strategies for your area of expertise.

This session will have break out groups for Coordinators, ASO’s, Teachers of Swimming and Water Safety, Aqua Instructors and Middle Management.

SWIMMING & WATER SAFETY

MASTERCLASS – DRILLS, SKILLS AND WATER SAFETY ACTIVITIES

A collective of experienced AUSTSWIM Teachers and National Swimmers deliver a fast-paced session of drills, skills and activities in the areas of infants and pre-schoolers, access and inclusion, water safety, butterfly, breaststroke, freestyle and backstroke. The session has a dedicated focus on generating improved student performance and enhanced AUSTSWIM quality teaching techniques.

*NOTE: This session will be held at an off-site location. Transport, afternoon tea and the opportunity to converse with speakers and colleagues on pool deck will be provided. This is a double practical session and will require a few enthusiastic delegates to hop into the water as ‘model students’. Please select the two sessions on the registration form. Transport to and from this session will depart and return to Twin Towns in time for the closing keynote presentation. We’ll inform you of departure times when we see you at registration. Limited places available for this practical pool session – get in quick.

AFTERNOON TEA 2:30PM – 3:00PM

SESSION 4 3:00PM – 4:00PM

GOOD BUSINESS = GOOD BUSINESSNICK COX (BELGRAVIA LEISURE)

The aquatics industry abounds with passionate people who believe strongly in the importance and benefits of aquatic education. These individuals naturally look to progress their careers by either managing a program or potentially owning a swimming and water safety school. There are many examples of this transition working well, but there are also many pitfalls. Join Nick as he speaks about values based leadership and a commitment to continuously improve the organisational culture to achieve growth and improved service outcomes.

EMBRACING DIVERSITY - A NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE - PART 2

AUSTSWIM is recognised internationally for quality training and accreditation, but what does this mean and what does ‘AUSTSWIM International’ look like?

Immerse yourself and be astounded as you listen to some everyday AUSTSWIM Teachers, Presenters and Providers who’ve diversified their swimming and water safety experience beyond our Australian shores.

Hear too from our country of origin pioneers who have joined the AUSTSWIM family to spread swimming and water safety education and teacher training throughout their communities. Could this be you, that everyday hero or pioneer within your own community; be inspired, invigorated and energised to try.

These unique speakers are living proof that AUSTSWIM really is global.

AQUA/INNOVATION

WELCOME TO THE AGE OF THE CUSTOMERPANEL

This session is ideal for anyone currently working with, or seeking to focus on, aquatic inclusion for all abilities and ages. We will provide you with a snapshot of medical conditions that may affect young children, adolescents and active and frail adults – all of which are regularly encountered at our pools. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is here and opportunities abound for re-shaping aquatic programs and services to provide customised choices. Leave this session with networking opportunities, ideas that may help you link into the NDIS, upskilling the workforce and tips and techniques to include in swimming and aqua programs.

A CHILD SAFE ORGANISATION REQUIRES CONSCIOUS ACTIONMELINDA CROLE (CEO YMCA AUSTRALIA)

A child-safe organisation acknowledges that safety does not just happen. It requires conscious action to protect children. It extends guardianship to all children and young people.

Melinda Crole will discuss the journey in ensuring that all YMCA people, directors, staff and volunteers understand their legal, moral and mission-driven responsibility to:

– protect children and young people from all forms of abuse, bullying and exploitation;– create and maintain a child safe culture; and – acknowledge that protecting children is everyone’s business.

These are things we can all learn and put into practise in our own ways.

THE AUSTRALIAN WATER SAFETY COUNCIL (AWSC)JUSTIN SCARR (CEO ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY AUSTRALIA (RLSSA) AND CHAIRMAN AUSTRALIAN WATER SAFETY COUNCIL (AWSC))

The Australian Water Safety Council (AWSC) is committed to improving water safety and reducing drowning. A key activity is the development and implementation of Australian Water Safety Strategy; and support for similar water safety plans across the country.

The Australian Water Safety Strategy details priority areas in which Australian peak water safety bodies Royal Life Saving, Surf Life Saving and AUSTSWIM, collaborate with other AWSC Members, Federal, State/Territory and Local Governments in working together to prevent fatal and non-fatal drowning.

AUSTSWIM teachers play a vital role in supporting these Water Safety Plans; daily AUSTSWIM teachers are the conduit for learning knowledge, skill and understanding that form the basis of aquatic sport and leisure including recreational and competitive swimming, nippers, surf lifesaving, pool lifeguarding just to name a few.

Here’s an opportunity to hear and see how your role is an essential and vital foundation to all things aquatic.

FUTURE FOCUS AND YOUJENNIFER SCHEMBRI-PORTELLI (JSP) (CEO AUSTSWIM)

With a new strategic plan to be launched in 2018, AUSTSWIM shares future directions and showcases products, services and opportunities. You’ll be pleasantly surprised at the depth, diversity, scope and impact of this peak organisation that advocates and supports all you do each and every day. JSP steps you through:

– AUSTSWIM ISO 17024 Licence – what it means for you and the industry – Key trends and purpose– International standards and our volunteering programs– Research and development– AUSTSWIM and the Australian Water Safety Strategy.

Be informed and join the global collective as we celebrate and continue to shape AUSTSWIM moving towards our 40th year.

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITY – IT’S HAPPY HOUR 5:15PM – 6:30PM

WEDNESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2017This symbol indicates that this session incorporates presenters specialising in the WETS AQUASUMMIT.

This symbol indicates that some or all of this session incorporates a water component. Please bring appropriate swimming gear for these sessions.

THURSDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2017

SESSION 1 9:00AM – 10:00AM

CHANGING THE WAY CHANGE HAPPENSDIANE GRAY (CHANGING CHANGE INTERNATIONAL)

Change is the new constant, so creating a change-ready organisation is a must, but more than that, creating a change-resilient organisational culture is vital. A problem in culture grows faster than a gap in any other area, impacting everything else in its path. Without a strong culture to support the growing vision of your business, any change you make towards success will be made the hard way.

Di Gray, AUSTSWIM Teacher, change specialist, communication and HR strategist, will help turn your culture from a throw-away values statement to a powerful strategy you can almost reach out and touch, as you watch your team’s passion for your business’ success mirror your own.

ACCESS & INCLUSION – THE THINGS WE REALLY NEED TO KNOWROB AND JENNY SCHOUTEN

AUSTSWIM, as industry leaders, shifted the focus of the Access and Inclusion training to functional ability rather than a medical condition when teaching propulsion and water safety skills. In 2017, the focus for the access and inclusion teacher is to ensure knowledge, skill and understanding to follow an approach that includes physical activity, water safety and personal survival, socialisation and motor learning to develop control and independence in an aquatic environment. Listen to Jenny, the dedicated AUSTSWIM Teacher, and Rob, who has 30 years of experience teaching children with special needs, as they share their unique and successful approach to working with students with challenging behaviours, intellectual and physical disabilities.

THE SWIM AND AQUA EXCHANGELYN O’BRIEN (AUSTSWIM PRESENTER) AND CHRISTINE NAYSMITH (WETS MASTER TRAINER)

Are aqua moves useful when teaching swimming and water safety? Does swimming and water safety relate to aqua fitness? Join two experienced Presenters as they share their collective knowledge and skill in combining the best of both worlds (aqua and swimming) for functional activities and meaningful learning outcomes.

If you’ve ever hit the brick wall for new ideas or motivation or perhaps struggled with vertical positioning in water, then this session is sure to inspire as you discover how to transfer aqua movements to swimming drills and vice versa. Christine and Lyn share their video footage for analysis, discussion and implementation. Listen to the leaders, share ideas, transform classes, and take learning and participation to a whole new level.

STREAMS – LEADERSHIP & PROGRAMMING / INNOVATION, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT / SWIMMING & WATER SAFETY / AQUA SESSION 2 – KEYNOTE: LISA MCINNES-SMITH 10:30AM – 11:45AM

RAISING PERFORMANCE, THINKING AND RESULTS – Most people are far more capable than they think; with capacity to be more effective and efficient. Each of us has tens of thousands of thoughts flashing through our brain each day! And ...... surprise ...... they are not all positive!!! With genuine passion to see people live up to their potential, Lisa encourages belief in our personal capacity to thrive. With a unique ability to connect and effectively communicate her simple yet profound concepts, Lisa will excite us at the 2017 AUSTSWIM Soak It Up National Conference.

LUNCH 11:45AM – 12:30PM

BENCHMARKING STANDARDSPENNY LARSEN AND STACEY PIDGEON (ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY AUSTRALIA)

WATER SKILLS FOR LIFEJONTY MILLS (WATER SAFETY NEW ZEALAND)

Understand the purpose and potential of the Framework and Benchmarking for Australia and New Zealand. Royal Life Saving Society Australia highlights the results on the swimming and water safety skills achieved by primary school aged children and explores how these provide an evidence base for the Swimming and Water Safety Framework and National Benchmark as prescribed by the Australian Water Safety Council.

Water Safety New Zealand undertook a review into the way basic water survival skills are taught to children aged five to thirteen in New Zealand. The review looked at national and international water safety, swimming and drowning prevention research to find out whether the current teaching of aquatic skills in New Zealand provided kids with adequate water safety skills.

IT’S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALLMEL RICKWOOD (AQUATICS DOWN UNDER)

FREEDOM FROM FEAR - AN ADULT PERSPECTIVEMARCELLE RENFORTH-FREDERICK (AQUATIC EDUCATION)

The AUSTSWIM training suite includes the phases of an aquatic lifespan from infants to the older adult.

Join Mel and Marcelle as they acknowledge the growing recognition of the need to include holistic and collaborative care of the student, regardless of age.

Mel provides an educated view on different philosophies that will bring a whole new perspective to teaching infant and preschool classes.

Marcelle offers strategies and simple steps to developing confidence, skills and desensitising fear for the adult learner.

The aquatic lifespan journey forms a strong link to retention and development of future aquatic skills.

DOING BETTER AT BUSINESSKATH THOM (CITY OF YARRA)

THE PHYSICS OF FEEDBACKJOANNE LOVE (JOANNE LOVE ELITE PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT)

Managing swim centres is a tough job and we all know we should continually find time to make progress and do things better, but how do we actually go about making it happen?

Our two leaders speak about their first hand knowledge and experience in analysing and reviewing good business systems.

Kath brings a real-life and practical approach to a whole-of-service review within a large council-based leisure environment, whilst Joanne highlights that great feedback not only boosts performance and drives engagement, but also helps build a great culture and winning organisation.

Join them to learn how you can adopt these principles and incorporate them into best aquatic practice.

AQUA MASTERCLASS WITHOUT BORDERSSTACEY ALDOUS, CHRISTINE NAYSMITH, DEBI GODFREY AND BROOKE CRISP

The team incorporates activities and exercises for a diverse range of participants. Different presenters deliver aqua sessions that address industry scenarios such as:

– Routines to keep older adults fit and active

– Creative yet simple choreography

– Strategies for a professional session without music or microphone

– Interval training for maximum calorie expenditure

– Appreciation of movement, music and mindful activities.

Who should attend this session? We welcome new and experienced aqua instructors and delegates who are inquisitive about what the AUSTSWIM WETS skill set looks like! This is a pool session, come along and have a workout.

AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD)ERIKA GLEESON (AUTISM SWIM)

Ninety percent of deaths in individuals with ASD under 14 years of age is as a result of drowning. This session provides a brief overview of why these statistics are so high and where current lessons are breaking down for participants on the Spectrum and with cognitive deficit. Autism Swim’s Clinical Director Erika Gleeson has over a decade of knowledge and experience working with people on the Spectrum. Erika shares insight on the key considerations which need to be made to more effectively teach swimmers who have ASD/cognitive deficit.

EARLY AQUATICS – A NEW ERA OF RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES JULIE ZANCANARO (HILLS SWIMMING)

Most International leaders in the field of Early Aquatics agree that the Rights of Children may be violated in some early programs of swimming and water safety. Join Julie, a Paediatric Occupational Therapist, AUSTSWIM Teacher and Swim School Owner Operator, as she explores a changing international perspective and stance on forceful and potentially traumatic teaching methods for infants and young children. Whilst all children need to be protected in lessons, and beginners of all ages should be taught with patience and respect; babies under 12 months are the most vulnerable. Leave this session with a better understanding of safe and developmentally sound practices to make children more skilled in, on and around water, with the well-being of the whole child always at the core of our teaching philosophies.

666 IS YOUR BAG OF TRICKSJULIA WOOD (PENINSULA LEISURE)

Julia presents an enlightening session showcasing options that might be used to wash away the boring elements of your ’same old’ classes. Using the AUSTSWIM pillars as a framework, build on your teaching knowledge and understanding of delivering activities that have effective learning outcomes for swimming and water safety classes. Be challenged and invigorated, perhaps even excited as Julia opens up her bag of wonders to highlight new ways with old equipment, old ways with new equipment plus interactive group strategies.

Whether you’re just starting out or have been an AUSTSWIM Teacher for many years, you’ll be challenged and invigorated by a whole new bag of tricks!

AFTERNOON TEA – BRAIN FREEZE 3:15PM – 3:30PM

SESSION 5 – KEYNOTE: GLENN MANTON 3:30PM – 4:30PM

GLENN MANTON KEYNOTE SPEAKER WEDNESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2017SESSION 1 – 9:15AM – 10.30AM

DR ALAN PEARCEKEYNOTE SPEAKER WEDNESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2017SESSION 2 – 11:00AM – 12.15PM

LISA MCINNES-SMITH KEYNOTE SPEAKER THURSDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2017SESSION 2 – 10:30AM – 11.45AM

AQUA/LEADERSHIP

AQUA/INNOVATION

LUNCH 11:45AM – 12:30PM

AQUA/LEADERSHIP

AQUA/INNOVATION

LUNCH 11:45AM – 12:30PM

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