Reminders
When it is for real.
We often talk about beach safety, the different flags, and what they mean.
These photographs were taken when Geoff and Jean were on holiday in Devon at the
beginning of September 2004. There was a strong onshore wind and the red flags
were flying on the beach.
This yacht was moored about 100 yards offshore, but only took about 15 minutes
to end up on the rocks.
The next day, it was firewood.
If the wind and tide can do this to a yacht, think what it can do to a swimmer!
Photographs © Geoff Morgan 2004
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Child Protection
The Society Guideline document is ESSENTIAL reading for all
those involved in the training, tuition, and assessing of under 18s. Further details
within the awards & sales page
or from Dawn Clift
(posted 17/11/2003)
N.R.A.S.T.C.
The Trainer should
retain the green copy of the assessment reports, but supply a photocopy for the Assessor if so
requested.
(posted 03/11/2003)
Assessors
Don't forget to claim your travelling
expenses when assessing Lifesaving awards for the Branch.
Just Email or post your claim to Branch Treasurer giving details of the venues,
dates, and mileages.
Personal Accident Responsibilities
Teachers are responsible for the safety of candidates and casualties during
assessments.