Bankstown City Council Newsletter Spring 2016

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Get an edge over your golf buddies and book into Twilight Golf.
Sefton Golf Course allows you to play unlimited holes from 3pm to
sunset for just $12.50 per person.
The unique Par 3 course provides a great challenge to test
your short game and is the perfect place to practice ahead of a
weekend competition.
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9743 9436.
STRUGGLING WITH AN INJURY?
Regain your physical wellbeing and treat your injury with the help of
AquaPhys. The team of highly skilled physiotherapists and exercise
physiologists is based at the Max Parker Leisure & Aquatic Centre
at Revesby, and specialises in personalised therapeutic exercise
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call 9774 3555.
COMMONWEALTH GAMES STAR COMES TO
CANTERBURY BANKSTOWN
Gary Lord, Commonwealth Games 200 metre freestyle relay gold
medallist, is now passing on his knowledge and experience to up-
and-coming swimmers in the City of Canterbury Bankstown.
Gary (right) is coordinating operations at the Greenacre and
Max Parker Leisure and Aquatic Centres. He can also be found
assisting swim squad coach, national swimmer Alex Clarke (left).
If your child is interested in taking their swimming to the
next level, call your nearest Leisure and Aquatic Centre (see
phone numbers below).
TEACH YOUR KIDS TO SWIM
Give yourself peace of mind knowing
your children are safe in the water before
Summer arrives by enrolling them in
Council’s Learn to Swim program.
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experienced instructors, and cater for
all ages and abilities. The program is
also registered with AustSwim and
Swim Australia.
Lessons are held in indoor heated
pools and start from $16.50 with family
discounts available. Private lessons are
also available on request.
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Birrong Leisure Centre 9644 8300 Max Parker Leisure & Aquatic Centre 9771 2148
Wran Leisure Centre 9726 2283 LEISURE & GOLF Sefton Golf Course 9743 9436
TEE OFF AT TWILIGHT
DID YOU KNOW?
More than 14,000
local youngsters have
enrolled in Council’s
Learn to Swim program
over the past year.