Founded in 1922, the North Curl Curl Surf Life Saving Club is a volunteer community service provided by community minded individuals, who have been trained as qualified Surf Life Savers.
Throughout each season North Curl Curl Surf Life Savers spend in excess of 5000 volunteer hours patrolling our local beach, and perform rescues, preventative actions and treat many first aid cases. Voluntary beach patrols are provided of a weekend and public holidays generally from September through to April each year. North Curl Curl has a proud record of NO LIVES LOST between the flags whilst patrols are on duty and the members strive to maintain this record each year The North Curl Curl Surf Life Saving Club provides to the Local Community an outlet for people to become involved in a vital volunteer service, the development and education of rescue and resuscitation techniques that are taught in varying degrees to all active members depending upon their age. So please come and enjoy our beach.
Calling all Curl Curlians, The 96th Annual General Meeting of North Curl Curl Surf Lifesaving Club will be held on Sunday 5 August at 9:30am. Come one come all – a great opportunity to hear how your club is progressing, and to become involved in the club. Full agenda here.
The club recently received delivery of a new IRB, which was funded through our association with the Freshwater Community Bank Branch of Bendigo Bank. Our club has received significant financial support from the local community bank for a number years, starting with the sponsorship of our 3 Points Challenge event, and also through funding of…
The Aldridge family has a long history with the North Curl Curl Surf Life Saving Club, going back many years. Terry Aldridge first gained his bronze medal at the club back in mid 60’s, and later relocated to the lower north coast in the early 80’s, and became a member of the Blackhead SLSC, where…
Our Surf Sports program has been making great progress over the last couple of years, building on our strong Nipper base, and retaining many juniors who have moved into the senior ranks. And the success of this effort was seen at this year’s Branch Championships, where North Curl Curl SLSC had its most successful results…
It was going to be an historic first time event, but the weather gods were not on our side when the club hosted the inaugural Global Swim Series Pacific Championships. From first light, the weather conditions looked good and it was all systems go, but conditions soon turned for the worse with a strong southerly…
The value of our Nippers program was called out in earnest , when 12 year old Lee Melbourn rescued a teenage girl from the northern end of the beach. Lee was in a break from training, when he spotted the girl in trouble. With the lifeguards gone for the day, he took action and went…
