Registrations open for 2022 edition of the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson
The organisers of the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson have advised that registrations are now open for the 13th edition of the global event - due to be held on Thursday 23rd June.
Aquatic facilities of all types from around the world are invited be part of the drowning prevention events by being host for the impactful and fun lifesaving event.
The 30-minute swim lesson can take place any time of day during the 24-hour event on 23rd June, with locations with regular lessons taking place encouraged to host the World’s Largest Swimming Lesson (WLSL) throughout the day.
With the support of thousands of locations around the globe, WLSL has helped raise awareness and provided crucial education about water safety and water competency since the program launched in 2010.
WLSL organisers cite that globally, drowning is among the leading cause of unintended death for children aged under four years - ahead of car accidents, birth defects and cancer – and claims significant numbers of lives throughout childhood and youth.
Local WLSL host locations make a difference by providing children, parents and caregivers exposure to lifesaving water safety skills while building buzz and awareness about the importance of teaching children to swim and providing undistracted adult supervision to help prevent drowning.
Since its inception, more than 332,000 children and adults have participated in lifesaving WLSL lessons, generating more than two billion media impressions about the vital importance of learning to swim.
Click here for more information and/or to register as a host location.
Related Articles
Published since 1997 - Australasian Leisure Management Magazine is your go-to resource for sports, recreation, and tourism. Enjoy exclusive insights, expert analysis, and the latest trends.
Mailed to you six times a year, for an annual subscription from just $99.
Get business and operations news for $12 a month - plus headlines emailed twice a week. Covering aquatics, attractions, entertainment, events, fitness, parks, recreation, sport, tourism, and venues.