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Welcome to Coogee Minnows Season 2019-2020
Coogee Minnows is Australia’s longest continually running Junior Surf Life Saving Club, celebrated 50 years of Nippers in 2013-14, and is a dynamic part of the Coogee Surf Life Saving Club community.
Our season calendar can be found here.
For all Minnows parents and guardians who would like to don an orange Water Safety shirt and help out on the beach, we have scheduled our 23rd Mums & Dads Army Bronze Medallion course.
This course will run from February 2020, and fitness training sessions have already commenced every Tuesday and Thursday mornings on the beach.
Come along, get fit and confident in the surf, ready for an intensive Broze Medallion course. Lead by example and make your Minnows proud! Full details can be found here.
Interested: Please register interest at – https://forms.gle/vDgLxD5mBXCMTH5MA
Key points.
- Theory will be on Monday nights.
- Practical training and group sessions are on the beach after Minnows on Sundays for ~2hrs.
- Additional training and fitness sessions Tue and Thu mornings.
- Key timings:
- Mon 03 Feb 20 – First night of training.
- Sun 09 Feb 20 – 400m Swim
- Wed 18 Mar 20 – Part A Assessment
- Sat 21 Mar 20 – Part B Assessment.
If you have had any administrative issues becoming a SLS member, please engage the Club Training Officer at: education@coogeeslsc.com.au
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Team App: Throughout the season we also use the ‘Coogee Minnows Team App’. This app is free and available from the app stores for both Apple and Android devices. Please follow the instructions here to download the Team App and then search for Coogee Minnows to subscribe. This App will be used to send push notifications about important news and any notices regarding changing conditions: http://teamapp.com/
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What are the current conditions at Coogee? Check out Randwick Council’s live camera feed from Coogee SLSC.
Coogee Minnows acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands on which we swim, run, jump, and play. We pay our deepest respects to Indigenous elders throughout Australia, both past and present.
