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Unlike other Learn to Swim programmes, the national curriculum swimming and water safety programme has only three outcomes. These are statutory minimum standards of capability and confidence in swimming and water safety. It is important that all pupils are supported to meet these requirements b...

Taking stock and looking back at the past year, I am pleased that the Club had overcome many challenges, the biggest of which was the reconstruction of our Competition Pool. It was completed in December, more than one month ahead of the forecasted schedule, and the pool reopened to the swimming...

2018 was a very good year for Singapore Aquatic Sports as we set newbenchmarks and continued to improve our capabilities.

As we started to recover from the changes in the High Performance team, brought on by the reduction in funding from High Performance Sport in late 2016 and set about implementing the new High Performance strategy that was approved by the board in late 2017.

Members join Masters Swimming Clubs. Clubs are affiliated to their respective Branch, and the Branches are affiliated to the national body. There are seven Branches within Australia, representing each State/Territory, with the exception of ACT, which is incorporated as part of the NSW Branch.

The Club had again shown significant improvement in reducing our net deficit. In Financial Year (FY) 2017/2018, the net deficit was $2.481 million, a 22% improvement over FY 2016/2017’s net deficit of $3.172 million. I thank members for your strong support.

A few months ago, I wrote in our Club’s magazine SPLASH about my aspiration to turnaround its finances. I am happy to report that in Financial Year (FY) 2016/2017, the netdeficit was $3.172 million, a near 20% improvement over the previous year’s $3.943million deficit. Much of this was attributed...