Swimming links:-
 New South Wales Swimming
 Bayside
Swimming Club
NSW
Australian Swimming
METSEA - Swimming Metro South East
Randwick City Council
Austswim
Australian Swimming Coaches & Teachers
Association
Swim Australia - for learn to swim
development
SwimEd - Swimming and Water Safety Teaching
Australian Swimming Clubs
Swimming For Parents
Ocean Swims
Sports Dieticians Australia
Pulse Triathlon Club
Swimming
Policies:-
Australian Swimming Code of Conduct
Swimming Australia Member Welfare Policy
Swimming Australia Child Welfare Policy
Go Club
Swimmer Parent Handbook
Swimming
documents for parents:-
Three Keys to Raising an Athlete
Working with the Coach
That's not it!
A few suggestion on how to be a better swimming parent
Playing favorites article
Swimmer Plateau
Swimming For Parents
Swimming Parents:-
When your child joins Bayside, you also
become part of our team. All parents are encouraged
to become members of our club, either as swimmers or non-swimmers.
Membership entitles
you to vote at our club Annual General
Meeting each December.
Regardless of whether you are officially a
member, all parents represent the backbone of the
club and have
a duty to the team to help out as much as possible. Various ways
you may wish
to contribute include offering to help as
timekeeper or marshall at club meets; organising the
sausage
sizzle; organising a raffle; coming up with new ideas for
sponsorship and fundraising,
attending committee meetings.
As a member of the Bayside team please help
out at all fundraising events, whether or not your
child will directly benefit from it (they may well benefit next year, if
not this year).
Parents can also help our club by donating
funds through sponsorship, or donating skills,
services or items
for raffles.
Don’t be bashful. Please let the committee
know how you’d like to help. And remember, if we
didn’t want your help we wouldn’t be asking.
Getting technical
No swim meet (club or interclub) can
function properly without technical officials. By becoming a
technical official, you will be helped through their swimming careers.
Swimming NSW offers parents (and older
swimmers) the opportunity to qualify for the following
positions:
Timekeeper
Finish judge
Starter
Marshall
Referee
To qualify for each of these you need to
attend lectures and sit an exam.
All held here at DRAC.
All Bayside parents of swimmers who are
attending interclub carnivals should think
about becoming a
timekeeper at the minimum.
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