Surf sport coaches play a crucial role in developing, inspiring and leading athletes to achieve their goals within Surf Life Saving. SLS NSW has been profiling some of the incredible coaches from around NSW and finding out their tips and tricks and what they enjoy most about being a surf sports coach. First up was…
As you will know, 2020 has seen significant changes to many organisations and SLS is no different. This year there has been some changes to the proficiency requirements for SRC and Bronze Medallion award holders. Please take the time to read the information below: Online Component You will have all received an email from SLSA…
Swim Evaluation For safety in the water, we need to know each child’s capabilities before water activities are undertaken. Once completed, the Water Safety to Junior Member ratio is 1:5. Any child not meeting the evaluation level will require a Water Safety ratio of 1:1 when involved in water activities (participation at the discretion of…
As you may already know, North Curl Curl SLSC had their most successful year in Club History this year. In March we won the State Junior Championships for the first time ever! The season also celebrated a number of other exciting achievements but due to COVID 19 we haven’t been able to host a presentation…
All Members and Friends of Nth Curly Surf Club, As we see the easing of restrictions across our state, you will be pleased to know that the Club’s committee is working on a plan to return to operations. As an overriding principle, we have and will continue to adopt a cautious approach, with the welfare…
In light of recent announcements, we sadly need to postpone our Music for the Mind event, which will no longer take place on Saturday 28 March. We do however remained committed to this event going ahead in the future and will announce dates when we know more. In the meantime we would like to acknowledge the…
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. Please come and enjoy our beach.
