Office hours.

9:30 AM- 2:30 PM Monday-Friday

(Closed Saturday-Sunday)

Office will be closed.

November 9-17, 2024

December 20-January 5,2025

February 14-17,2025

March 15-23, 2025

April 11-13,18-21 ( all locations)

May 16-19, 2025

July 31-August 18, 2025

No swimming lesson will be the following dates.

(Dates may change base on available swim time for pools)

October 31,2024 (all locations)

November 11-15, 2024 (all locations)

December 17-18,2024 (Osyoos location)

December 23- January 5,2024 (all locations)

February 14-17,2025 (all locations)

March 15-23, 2025 (all locations)

April 11-13,18-21, 2025 ( all locations)

May 16-19, 2025 (all locations)

June-October, 2025 (indoor Osyoos lessons)

June 16, 2024 (all locations)

July 30-6, 2024 (all locations)

July 31-August 18, 2025 (all locations)

Registration dates for programs

Fall Winter-Currently open

Spring - November 18,2024

Summer-April 22, 2025

Fall/Winter-August 19,2025

Contact us

Phone: 778-622-0515

Email: info@waterwaves.ca


 

Why do drownings happen?

  • On average 400 people lost their lives to the water.

  • Most drownings happen alone.

  • Not wearing a PFD.

  • Swimming alone.

  • 78% of drowning are male.

  • 81% of drowning happen in lakes ponds rivers oceans.

  • Drowning are often silent and can happen is as little as 10 seconds in one inch of water.

What can you do to help reduce help drownings?

  • Learn to swim.

  • Never swim alone.

  • Wear a PFD.

  • Learn about currents and what you should do if your caught in one.

  • Keep children within arms reach

Lake Swimming Programs

Other Services

First Aid Programs

These courses have minimum numbers.

For this reason we try and obtain the minimum numbers ahead of time if you are interested in any of the lifeguarding courses we can run this at anytime throughout the year. Make sure you get your name on a list so we are able to put together a course.

We have chosen to run our programming this way to save on cancelled courses this way when you register you know that the course will run.

Swim for life Lessons

Lifeguard Courses

These courses have minimum numbers.

For this reason we try and obtain the minimum numbers ahead of time if you are interested in any of the lifeguarding courses we can run this at anytime throughout the year. Make sure you get your name on a list so we are able to put together a course.

We have chosen to run our programming this way to save on cancelled courses this way when you register you know that the course will run.

British Columbia and Yukon high school students can use Lifesaving Society BC & Yukon certifications for high school graduation requirements. The following certificate credits can be used as credits to graduate high school:

  • Bronze Cross is worth 2 credits for Grade 11.

  • Bronze Cross and Lifesaving Instructor (LSI) are worth 3 credits for Grade 11

  • National Lifeguard Pool option (NL) is worth 2 credits for Grade 12.

Students may only use each credit course for the assigned grades (i.e. students cannot combine both certifications towards one grade). The awards do not need to be current.

If the student has already used Bronze Cross for 2 credits, then completes LSI at a later date, they can replace the 2 credits from Bronze Cross with 3 credits for LSI and Bronze Cross combined.

Students are asked to inform their school counsellor in charge of curriculum that they wish to use these extracurricular courses as part of the “External Credit Program.” Students will be asked to provide proof of their certification card(s).

For more information about high school credits, talk to your school counsellor or see the list of Organizations Offering External Credentials and the Ministry of Education’s Handbook of Procedures for the Graduation Program.