Wetsuits definition
Wetsuits. We require all children that are not in heated swimming pools to own a “shorty” wetsuit. Lakes are colder than swimming pools by a few degrees and children in lower-level lessons don’t get their heart rates high enough to stay warm. The wetsuit will keep your child warmer and happier in the lessons regardless of their age, body type or weather. Where do you get wetsuits? Sport Check (ask as they are in the back), Canadian Tire, Costco, swim stores, Amazon is not recommended as a short notice solution as you can’t try them on. • Bad Weather Days – As we require wetsuits, we still run our lessons rain or shine unless it poses a safety risk. • Canceling & Rescheduling – Our policies can be found here: ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇/agreements.htm under terms and conditions. You may request a reschedule and WEA may approve upon consideration. All approved rescheduled lessons are subject to a $15 admin fee. • About Our Instructors – We take great pride in the quality of our instructors. We hire only very experienced and certified swim instructors and provide them with practical mentoring to improve their skills. Should you have any issues with your instructor, please talk to them. If it persists, please do not hesitate to contact WEA. Booking Process
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Work bag (maximum claim) $77.43 Street clothes - shirt/blouse (per item) $51.64 Trousers/skirt/slacks $77.43 Pullover $64.48 Watch $90.27 Shoes $77.43 Sunglasses (non optical sight correction) $103.22 Towel $25.69 Lunch box $6.19 Thermos flask $12.84 Optical prescription sight correction glasses, including appropriate tint Net Cost only Wetsuits $193.34 Wet weather clothes - coat/trousers $45.14 Note: These amounts are to be increased in accordance with % enterprise agreement increases.