Join Coolum Beach Surf Club
Become a member today!
What better way to give back to the community and broaden your skills, all whilst making new friends.
New members are always welcome to join our club. Surf lifesavers come from all walks of life and anyone, at any age, can become part of the lifesaving family and be part of this long-standing tradition.
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Ready to Join our Club?
Bronze & SRC Courses starting soon
These are the Surf Rescue courses where you'll learn to rescue someone and be part of a patrol team. The SRC course is aimed at people between 13 and 15 years of age and the Bronze to people over 15. Find out more about the prerequisites, dates and book from the link below.
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Join A Patrol
Being a member of Coolum Surf Club means patrolling the beach as part of a Patrol. Our patrols are either morning or afternoon on weekends and public holidays. On average a patrol is rostered 10-12 patrols a year from the September School Holidays to Labour Day Weekend in May.
Not A Strong Swimmer?
No worries. A Patrol is made up of different members with different awards, depending on their strengths. Whilst we have Bronze Medallion holders who are trained to rescue people from the surf; we also need Radio Operators in the tower or First Aid and Advanced Resuscitation holders on the beach.
Member Benefits
Aside from giving back to the community by keeping our beach safe and making new friends, a financial, active member of Coolum Beach SLSC gets access to club facilities, approved patrolling and surf sports equipment and a range of other benefits.
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Support Coolum Surf Club
Not ready to become part of Coolum Surf Club but still want to help?
It takes a lot of money to run a surf lifesaving club; from the equipment needed on the beach (vehicles, boards, IRBs, first aid kits, defibrillators etc) to administration and training to facilitate patrolling.
So if you can't join us, support us through one of the following options.
Coolum Beach SLSC Nippers
Does your child want to become a Nipper?
Looking for a fun summer sport where your kids will learn essential surf safety skills, gain confidence in the ocean, and meet new friends?
Coolum Nippers is the answer! Nippers run from the September school holidays to February/March and is open to kids from 5 to 12 yrs.
Not only will they learn surf safety and what surf lifesaving is all about, but also have the opportunity to compete in carnivals and have mid-week training to improve their skills.
Do you have trouble getting onto the beach?
Did you know that Coolum Beach is part of the Accessible Beaches Program?
Coolum Beach SLSC in conjunction with the Sunshine Coast Council provide beach matting and a WaterWheels Beach Wheelchair during our volunteer patrols. That's September to April on Weekends and Public Holidays.
To ensure the Beach Wheelchair is available, you need to book prior to coming to the beach.
So why not enjoy the beach with the rest of us.
Find out more..
Latest from our SLSC Blog
COVID
All members should note the following re SLSQ direction, Qld Health and club directions relating to COVID: -It is highly recommended that all members are double vaccinated non-vaccinated members will not be able to undertake lifesaving duties after March 31st 2022 -all members are requested ...
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Meet The Committee
When you joined I have lived in the Coolum Beach area for the past 18 years, but I have always worked somewhere else in the world. Upon my retirement I decided to get more involved in my community. I have been a volunteer at Coolum Beach Meals on Wheels and currently a member of the...
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BBQ
The member's BBQ will be starting this weekend on both Saturday and Sunday mornings from 10am to 11am. So come along on Saturday for a swim, board paddle or exercise of your choice and get a bacon and egg roll afterwards. Sunday there will be bacon and egg rolls or sausage in bread from 10am to 1...
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