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Learn to Swim vouchers open for eligible young Queenslanders
The Queensland Government is helping more young Queenslanders access swimming lessons through Play On! Learn to Swim vouchers.
Eligible parents, carers and guardians can apply for one voucher worth up to $150 per child aged 0 to 4 each financial year to help alleviate the cost of swimming lessons with a registered Play On! Learn to Swim provider.
The vouchers are helping to remove cost barriers for Queensland families and giving more children the opportunity to build confidence in the water and develop important water safety skills from an early age.
Last financial year saw more than 7,500 vouchers redeemed to help young Queenslanders learn to swim with 40% of them used in regional Queensland.
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Families in one state will soon be eligible to redeem a $150 voucher designed to help their children develop a critical skill.
Australia is known for its sprawling coastlines and swimming culture, but many children — particularly in regional and rural areas — don't know how to swim.
That's something the Queensland government is hoping to change, relaunching its Play On! Learn to Swim vouchers.
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About 7,500 vouchers were redeemed in the last financial year in Queensland. Source: Getty
Families in the Sunshine State, with children aged four and under who hold an eligible concession card, can now apply for the vouchers to help cover the cost of swimming lessons.
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Learn To Swim Vouchers Available
Applications are now open for the State Government’s “Play On! Learn to Swim” vouchers.
Eligible parents, carers and guardians can apply for one voucher worth up to $150 per child aged 0 to 4 each financial year to help alleviate the cost of swimming lessons with a registered provider.
In the South Burnett, there are approved providers in Nanango, Kingaroy, Wondai and Murgon.
Last financial year, more than 7500 vouchers were redeemed, with 40 per cent of them used in regional Queensland.
For more detailed information, explore updates concerning Learn to Swim.
