A Second Breath Swim School

2013 Registration and Waiver Form

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Welcome to “A Second Breath Swim School” for the 2013 swim season!

We are excited to offer our swimming facility to you and your family. Registration and waiver forms must be completed and returned with payment by either mail, email or in person at the time of registration. Once both forms are recieved your registration will be processed based on availability.Payment can be made in cash or cheque payable to:

A Second Breath, 34701 Creamery Rd Ailsa Craig, ON, N0M 1A0,

info@asecondbreath.ca

Click on the appropriate link below to download the forms:

New Registrant Form and Waiver

Returning Registrant Form and Waiver

2013 Course Offerings

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Session 1	Course	Date
	Bronze Medallion & Emergency First Aid and CPR B	June 10-21 4-6pm
	Red Cross group classes	June 10-21 6-8:30pm
	National Lifeguard Certification	June 15,16,22 & 23 8:30am – 5:30pm
Session 2	Red Cross Swim Kids	July 1-12 (throughout day)
Session 3	Red Cross Swim Kids	July 15-26 (throughout day)

Pictures

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Leadership Courses

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Bronze Medallion/Emergency First Aid

This course is the first step in becoming a lifeguard. It develops physical fitness, decision making and judgement skills for water rescue. This course includes Emergency First Aid and CPR B certification. 100% attendance is strongly recommended. The required manual for this course is called the Canadian Life Saving Manual and may be purchased at the first class. The manual cost is $37.00. Candidates must be 13 years of age by the last day of the course or have the Bronze star award.

Bronze Cross/Standard First Aid

This course explores the difference between lifesaving and lifeguarding. It also focuses on emergency procedures, team work, and use of specialized equipment. This course now includes Standard First Aid and CPR level C certification. Prerequisite: Bronze Medallion and Emergency First Aid. Candidates use the Canadian Lifesaving manual that they used during Bronze Medallion

National Lifeguard Service

The Lifesaving Society NLS award builds on fundamental skills, knowledge and values to develop the practical skills and knowledge required by lifeguards. This award is recognized as the standard measurement of lifeguard performance in Canada. Mandatory pre-requisites include Bronze Cross, current Standard First Aid within 2 years, and age of 16 by the last day of the course. The course manual is called Alert and is approximately $37.00. It may be purchased at the first class. 100% attendance is mandatory for this course.