The Airlie Beach Lifeguard Club
The Airlie Beach Lifeguard Club along with Royal Life Saving Society QLD and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services, has provided the capabilities to resume our youth program in the School Holidays in which generated much interest from the community to continuing to grow the program and starting regular Beach Patrols.
Our Junior Lifeguard School Holiday Program
Junior Lifeguard Program Dates 2024: January – April – July – September – December
*All dates subject to Whitsunday Council Approval* Enrolments for Future Programs Commences June 1st.
This program is divided into 2 and is aimed to children between ages 5 – 16 years.
- One Day: 5-7 Years -old – Jellyfish Juniors
- Three Days: Over 8’s – Rip Tide Runners
- One Day: 14 Years and Over – BRONZE MEDALLION ACCREDIATION
Program dates:
When:
Jellyfish Juniors:
- Thursday 19th of December
Rip Tide Runners:
- Sunday 15th – Tuesday 17th of December
- Thursday 19th – Saturday 21st of December
Attention All Participants Aged 14 and Over! 🌊
- Wednesday 18th of December – 0800 – 1700
Join the Airlie Beach Junior Lifeguard Program and take your skills to the next level! Complete the program and earn your Bronze Medallion Accreditation the same week! Don’t miss this chance to boost your lifesaving skills and gain valuable certification. 💪🚨
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Annual Membership $100
Program Pricing is per person attending the program.
| Members | Non-Members |
| Per Day | $33 per child | $55 per child |
| 2 Full Days | $60 per child | $90 per child |
| 3 Full Days | $77 per child | $99 per child |
Enrol now through our online enrolment form! Limited Numbers available!
Beach Patrol and Volunteering
Beach Patrol Dates –
Beach patrol will be commencing in the near future of local beaches in the Whitsundays council region. Beach patrol is a significant aspect of the club along with Volunteers and parent helpers. Without volunteers, community programs and initiatives will cease. Beach Patrol activities will include, setting up and closing beach patrol services and providing first aid and lifeguard services to the community of Airlie Beach.
Volunteering is at the heart of Airlie Beach Lifeguard Club as the club relies on the local community to grow. To establish the club, we require volunteers to help grow the club to its full potential. Volunteering looks different for each individual, even if it volunteering to help set up in the morning. Volunteering to help to supervise and organize the junior lifeguard program or volunteering a few hours a day or week. Volunteers are able to obtain their First Aid and Bronze Medallion qualification through active volunteering at low costs.
Airlie Beach Club History
2024
In 2024, the Airlie Beach Lifeguard Club, in collaboration with the Royal Life Saving Society and Queensland Fire and Emergency Services, successfully conducted its youth program during the January, April and June school holidays. This program generated significant interest from the community, supporting the growth of the initiative and the possiblilty in establishing regular beach patrols.
Equipped with modern lifesaving gear, the club ensures the highest standards of safety. Membership remains open to all community members willing to contribute to the club’s mission. The continued approval from the Whitsundays Regional Council to patrol the Boathaven Beach stinger net/bathing reserve will further enhance community safety. Royal Life Saving Society is appreciative of the ongoing Council support is essential for the continued success and expansion of these vital programs.
2022
Airlie Beach Lifeguard Club along with Royal Life Saving Society, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services resume our youth program in the January School Holidays in which generated much interest from the community to continuing to grow the program and starting regular Beach Patrols.
Equipment of the club is modern and contains all the usual equipment a life saving club would hold.
Membership of the club is open for application to any member of the public willing to assist the club in whatever manner, to help the club achieve its mission.
2021
Royal Life Saving Society along with Queensland Fire and Emergency Services conducted a youth program in the June/ July Holidays in which generated much interest from the community which led to the establishment of Airlie Beach Lifeguard Club.
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