Honolulu, Oʻahu — Twenty 2nd grade students from St. Theresa's School started the Hawaii Aquatics Academy’s Aquatic Safety Education Program today. Over the next five weeks, the students will participate in two classroom lessons which focus on aquatic injury prevention topics, such as risk assessment and awareness of local hazards, and four hours …
Read moreKailua, Oʻahu — Hawaii Aquatics Academy is proud to announce it has been approved as a qualified Local Lesson Provider for the USA Swimming Foundation Make a Splash Local Partner network. The USA Swimming Foundation’s Make a Splash initiative is a national child-focused water safety campaign, which aims to provide the opportunity for …
Read moreKaneohe, Oʻahu — Twenty children from Kailua and Kaneohe participated in a Keiki Water Safety Clinic today. The 90-minute clinic was co-sponsored by Hawaii Aquatics Academy and the Kokokahi YWCA and featured USA Olympic Gold Medalist Anthony Ervin. A variety of aquatic safety topics were taught including the buddy system, reach and assist …
Read moreʻEleʻele, Kauaʻi — Seventy-eight 2nd grade students from ʻEleʻele Elementary School started the Hawaii Aquatics Academy’s Aquatic Safety Education Program today. Over the next five weeks, the students will participate in two classroom lessons which focus on aquatic injury prevention topics, such as risk assessment and awareness of local hazards, and four hours …
Read moreKailua, Oʻahu — Thirty-six Kailua area afterschool students started the Hawaii Aquatics Academy’s Aquatic Safety Education Program today. Over the next five weeks, the students will participate in four hours of learn-to-swim lessons at the Kailua District Park Pool.
Read morePukalani, Maui — Seventy-six 2nd grade students from Pukalani Elementary School started the Hawaii Aquatics Academy’s Aquatic Safety Education Program today. Over the next five weeks, the students will participate in two classroom lessons which focus on aquatic injury prevention topics, such as risk assessment and awareness of local hazards, and four hours …
Read moreKailua, Oʻahu — Sixteen 2nd grade students from St. John Vianney School started the Hawaii Aquatics Academy’s Aquatic Safety Education Program today. Over the next five weeks, the students will participate in two classroom lessons which focus on aquatic injury prevention topics, such as risk assessment and awareness of local hazards, and four …
Read moreKailua, Oʻahu — Fifty-two 2nd grade students from Kailua Elementary School started the Hawaii Aquatics Academy’s Aquatic Safety Education Program today. Over the next five weeks, the students will participate in two classroom lessons which focus on aquatic injury prevention topics, such as risk assessment and awareness of local hazards, and four hours …
Read moreKailua, Oʻahu — The Huakailani School for Girls 2nd grade class started the Hawaii Aquatics Academy’s Aquatic Safety Education Program today. Over the next five weeks, the students will participate in two classroom lessons which focus on aquatic injury prevention topics, such as risk assessment and awareness of local hazards, and four hours …
Read moreKailua, Oʻahu — Fifteen students from the Boys & Girls Club started the Hawaii Aquatics Academy’s Aquatic Safety Education Program today. Over the next three weeks, the students will participate in two classroom lessons which focus on aquatic injury prevention topics, such as risk assessment and awareness of local hazards, and four hours …
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