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NISSAN PRIMARY SCHOOL Reference Number:LAP/2016/00518 January 2016 Through Principal Dear Parents/Guardians, Primary 3 Swim safer Stage 1 Swim safer is a National Water Safety Program that combines

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How to fill out primary 3 swimsafer stage

1. Start by gathering all the necessary equipment for swimming such as swimsuit, swim cap, goggles, and a towel.
2. Find a suitable swimming pool that offers the Primary 3 SwimSafer stage program.
3. Enroll your child in the Primary 3 SwimSafer stage program.
4. Ensure that your child is physically ready for the program by having them undergo a health check-up if required.
5. On the scheduled day, arrive at the swimming pool a few minutes before the class starts.
6. Help your child change into their swimsuit and assist them in putting on the swim cap and goggles.
7. Listen to the instructions given by the swim instructor and ensure that your child follows them.
8. Encourage your child to participate actively during the class and practice the skills they learn.
9. Support and motivate your child throughout the program to boost their confidence in swimming.
10. After each class, help your child dry off and change into their regular clothes.
11. Monitor their progress and communicate with the swim instructor if you have any concerns or questions.
12. Continue attending the Primary 3 SwimSafer stage classes until your child completes the program successfully.

Who needs primary 3 swimsafer stage?

1. The Primary 3 SwimSafer stage is designed for children who have already completed the earlier stages of the SwimSafer program.
2. It is suitable for children around 8-9 years old who already possess basic swimming skills and water confidence.
3. Parents who want their children to further improve their swimming abilities and learn essential water safety skills can enroll them in the Primary 3 SwimSafer stage.
4. Children who enjoy swimming and want to continue advancing their swimming abilities can also benefit from this stage.

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What is primary 3 swimsafer stage?

Primary 3 SwimSafer Stage is an assessment program designed to teach water survival and swimming skills to primary school students in Singapore.

Who is required to file primary 3 swimsafer stage?

Primary 3 students in Singapore are required to complete the SwimSafer Stage assessment.

How to fill out primary 3 swimsafer stage?

Primary 3 students will need to attend swimming lessons and pass the assessment conducted by certified instructors.

What is the purpose of primary 3 swimsafer stage?

The purpose of primary 3 SwimSafer Stage is to equip students with essential water survival skills and basic swimming techniques.

What information must be reported on primary 3 swimsafer stage?

The primary 3 SwimSafer Stage report will include details on the student's swimming proficiency, water survival abilities, and overall assessment results.