COME JOIN IN THE FUN IN OUR WATER POLO DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM AND TRAINING SQUADS

The Water Polo term will start on Sunday 29th July 2018  and conclude on 23 September, 2018 - 9 weeks.

These sessions will consist of a 15 minute land warm-up and ball skills, followed by 45 minute pool session which will include 3 x 5 minute quarters of game scenario - 1 hour in total.

Each session has limited numbers,  so be quick to book.  When registering for the event, please be careful that you choose the correct  "session number", time and age applicable to your child.

Important Notice - It is that time of the year again, whereby we have rolled over the season for 2017-2018 to the NEW SEASON 2018-2019.  

STEP 1  -  All NEW players/participants (those who have not participated in a water polo program with the Northern Beaches Water Polo Academy, previously) are required to register as a Junior Member of the Northern Beaches Water Polo Academy and pay the $11 registration/membership fee.

All existing members will need to RENEW their membership and pay the $11 Annual Membership fee, before they can register for the event.

Go to the Northern Beaches Water Polo Academy Website....

Click on the "REGISTRATION" tab and complete the details.  You will be emailed a username and password (please check spam emails) to login to register for the event.  Please note, that if you pay the $11 fee by credit card you can proceed to the next step of registering for the EVENT..  If you pay the $11 fee by direct deposit, this fee is required to be reconciled on my end before you can proceed to registering for the EVENT.

STEP 2  -  Registering for the EVENT, Click on the EVENTS tab on the Northern Beaches Water Polo Academy home page... and complete the details.

Late registrations will only be accepted if there are spots available and will incur an extra $20 fee.

WATER POLO IS A GREAT WAY TO KEEP FIT AND MAKE NEW FRIENDS

Children must be able to swim competently and unassisted

It is important to note that these session are for the development of Water Polo skills and should not replace regular swimming lessons