SACE kayaking courses
Year 11 and 12 kayaking courses for the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE). Maximum group size: 24 students.
The Paddle OZ program is designed to provide young people with an enjoyable introduction to paddling that encourages lifelong participation. Experiential learning through participation in games and activities is the focus of the programs. These games and activities allow the participants to develop the essential skills and safety knowledge that underpin all future paddling pathways. Gaining knowledge of the different forms of paddling, making links to local clubs and understanding further development pathways is an important feature of the program.
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Sporting Schools is a $200 million Australian Government initiative designed to help schools to increase children's participation in sport, and to connect them with community sporting opportunities.
Sporting Schools programs are provided free to children and their families to help students build the confidence and capability to be active for life. To help achieve this, Sport Australia has partnered with more than 32 national sporting organisations. There is a program for primary schools, and a targeted program for Year 7 and 8 students in secondary schools.
Paddle OZ will introduce participants to the sport of paddling, providing education on basic water safety and paddling techniques, while also offering opportunities for participants to continue paddling at the conclusion of the program.
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Kayak, canoe, SOT and SUP sessions for schools, social, business, university and community groups, planned with you.
Year 11 and 12 kayaking courses for the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE). Maximum group size: 24 students.
A weekend of orienteering and paddling on the River Murray (above Lock 1) and its backwaters. Students learn to work as a team and find that everyone has something to give, whether it is quick decisions under pressure, navigating or motivating others. They paddle one of the most beautiful parts of the lower Murray and see lots of wildlife, including birds and maybe a turtle.
Fast and exciting canoe polo can be the starting point for students to extend their ability. It can be played on any flat water, indoor pool or outdoor lake (such as West Lakes, Patawalonga or Mawson Lakes). Students learn paddling and ball skills, balance, edging and boat control, teamwork and game strategy, and have a lot of fun getting wet. Maximum group sizes apply and costs may vary.
Programs for school students in term breaks: full-day and half-day paddling activities for school groups (maximum group sizes may apply) at West Lakes or a suitable venue close to your school. Expedition programs of 2 or more days are also available.
Basic Skills courses for students. Contact the Paddle SA office to arrange one.
Paddle SA is a registered Active8 provider. We can tailor a program to your students' learning needs.
Students with a disability may be eligible to join Paddle SA programs. On the water, there are no boundaries. We can also help students join a local canoe club and get involved.