Snorkelling is a vital part of Marine & Aquatic Practices.
The students must have their own snorkelling gear and should be involved in a snorkelling camp in year 12.
Students learn the basic skills in snorkelling, like: Recuss, Safety Procedures, Clearing the mask and many more.
Open water snorkelling in year 12 Camp is a great experience from day one, looking at all the tropical fish and learning about everything that goes on under the water.
Swimming laps of the Beenleigh Pool, without using arms and using flippers and snorkel.
Learning how to dive to the bottom of the pool, like a duck dive.
Two boys showing what is done when there is an unconscious victim in a swimming pool.
4 girls showing off their snorkelling gear.
These two are using the safety hand signals while snorkelling.
Jumping into a pool the proper way in snorkelling gear.
These two are showing the OK signal, also a safety hand sign.
Another form of diving to the bottom, with legs up in the air.
Recuss again, showing how easy it is to give mouth to mouth in the water.
The 3 basic snorkelling groups, Flippers, Mask and Snorkel.
Two young boys sitting round waiting to jump in and do laps.