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Club Fees

There is two parts to club fees that new parents and existing members need to distinguish and make the right choice for what is right for them.

  • Club Swimmer – This membership can enter in Bathurst Swim Club Nights and also Bathurst Carnivals.
  • Full Swimmer – This membership can enter in Bathurst Swim Club Nights and also any carnival.
  • Non Swimmer/Dryland– This membership is for all parents/Guardians and Committee members. It includes registration and insurance and has ability to voting rights in club decisions. All Committee members will require to be members.

This is determined on how you select it in Swim Central. All Club Membership which includes NSW Swimming registrations are due annually on 1 October and will register a member for one year. The club fees include NSWSA Inc registration and insurance (Insurance coverage information is available at http://nsw.swimming.org.au/).

New registrations must be made on-line using the button on our Home page. Existing members should renew their registration using Swim Central.

 Full Season
(1-OCT to 31-SEP)
Non-Swimmer/Dryland (Parent/Guardian/Committee Member$37.96
Club Swimmer (can only enter Club nights and Bathurst carnivals)$110.00
Full Swimmer (can enter Club nights and any carnival)$130.00

CARNIVAL COSTS

For thecarnivals, You sign up for the individual carnivals based upon what you as a family are available for. When signing up on Swim Central you elect the races that you want to enter and pay appropriate fee. These fees are set by the administrators of the individual meets.

Attending these carnivals are what build our swimmers as they compete, place and recieve feedback based upon coaching staff.

If your new to carnivals, these are a great place to get experience full of family fun and also get scrutiny from swimming officials. A DQ (Disqualification) is something that all swimmers go through and can hone skills. When you attend ask the kids what they have had a DQ for and you will understand that they grow from them.

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