WYEE POINT SWIM CENTRE TERMS & CONDITIONS as at 19/06/2026
WYEE POINT SWIM CENTRE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF ENROLMENT & FACILITY USE
1. Acceptance of Terms
(a) In these terms, “the Centre” (collectively, “Wyee Point Swim Point”, “us”, “we” or “our”) references GH Aquatics Pty Ltd (ACN 623 245 830) as trustee for the GH Aquatic Trust (ABN 89 685 193 675) trading as Wyee Point Swim Centre.
(b) In these terms, “students” “the family”, “the families”, “parents/guardians”, “you” or “your”, references you in your individual capacity.
(c) By enrolling a student, entering the premises, executing a direct debit agreement, or attending the facility at Wyee Point Swim Centre, you agree to be legally bound by these Terms and Conditions.
(d) Completion of an online booking or attendance constitutes acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
(e) The Centre uses the online booking system Udio (“the Udio System”), by enrolling with the Centre you agree to using the Udio System and comply with any requirements of the Udio System.
(f) An enrolment and the rights granted under these Terms and Conditions are personal to the student and may not be assigned, transferred or novated without the Centre’s prior written consent. The Centre may assign or novate any of its rights or obligations under these Terms and Conditions at its discretion.
2. Enrolment Commitment
2.1 Programs
(a) The Centre offers a range of classes and programs, which as at the date of these Terms and Conditions include:
(i) Learn to Swim: for beginners through to pre-squad level.
(ii) Baby Classes: designed for infants and toddlers from 3 months up to three (3) years of age.
(iii) Squad: any group training session, for swimmers who have progressed beyond the Learn to Swim levels.
(b) The programs operate as set out in these Term and Conditions as amended from time to time.
2.2 Learn to Swim & Baby Classes (Term-Based Enrolment)
(a) All Learn to Swim and Baby Class enrolments are for a full school term unless otherwise agreed in writing.
(b) Enrolment secures a class position for the entire term. Fees are charged on a per-term basis and are not adjusted based on attendance.
(c) By enrolling, parents/guardians commit to payment of the full-term fees regardless of attendance.
(d) Non-attendance does not reduce or extinguish your obligation to pay.
2.3 Payment Requirements
(a) Term fees must be paid in full before the due date of the current term to remain enrolled for the following term.
(b) If payment is not received by the specified due date, the student’s enrolment will be cancelation effective 5pm on the next business day and the position will be offered to others without further notice. The Centre may, in its absolute discretion, choose not to cancel the students enrolment subject to satisfaction of any requirements as advised by the Centre.
(c) Direct debit is an optional payment method for Learn to Swim and Baby Class enrolments and may be selected at the time of booking subject to the Direct Debit Terms set out in clause 2.8.
(d) When making a booking the Udio System will ask for payment within 2 hours of enrolment.
2.4 Level Progression
(a) The Centre will notify families of a student’s level progression no later than 48 hours prior to re-enrolment date.
(b) Parents/guardians are responsible for booking into an appropriate class at the new level for the upcoming term.
(c) The Centre does not automatically transfer students into new level classes.
(d) If you have not booked into an available class following notice of level progression, may result in loss of preferred class time.
2.5 Term Cancellation & Final Invoice Policy
(a) Enrolments automatically roll into the subsequent term.
(b) A final invoice for the upcoming term will be issued prior to the conclusion of the current term and will specify a payment due date.
(c) To avoid liability for the next term’s fees:
(i) Cancellation must be completed via the Centre’s online booking system.
(ii) If a family cannot reasonably access the online booking system to complete the cancellation online, due to a documented technological or accessibility barrier, a paper cancellation form may be completed in person at the Centre during operating hours.
(iii) The paper cancellation form must be signed and dated and submitted to reception staff. Cancellation is effective only upon confirmation by the Centre.
(iv) Cancellation must be submitted before the invoice due date. Cancellation by paper cancellation form does not extend the invoice due date or cancellation deadline.
(v) Cancellation must occur prior to the final day of the current term.
(vi) If you cancel your enrolment before the agreed booking period, the Udio System will not recredit any fees.
(d) All conditions must be satisfied.
(e) Where cancellation is not submitted in accordance with clause 2.5 before 5:00pm on the day before the invoice due date, the following term’s fees become due and payable.
(f) Verbal, emailed, text, or social media cancellations are invalid. (Not Accepted)
2.6 Late cancellations remain payable in full.
No refunds or reversals apply except where required under Australian Consumer Law.
2.7 Squad Swimmer Enrolment (Monthly Commitment)
(a) Squad swimmers are enrolled monthly while programs operate.
(b) Fees must be paid in advance.
(c) Payment for the upcoming month is due on or before the swimmer’s final lesson of the current month.
(d) If payment is not received by the due date, the swimmer will be suspended from all sessions, and the position will be forfeited if the payment is not received within five (5) business day.
2.8 Direct Debit (All Programs)
(a) Direct debit is available and preferred for Learn to Swim, Baby Classes, and Squad enrolments.
(b) Where selected:
(i) Fees are deducted in advance.
(ii) Fees are payable for full program enrolment periods.
(iii) Payments continue during any notice period.
2.9 Failed Direct Debit / Dishonour Fees
If a direct debit fails or is declined, dishonoured, or reversed:
(a) You must reimburse the Centre for any verified third-party debt collection, administrative or legal costs that are reasonably and necessarily incurred in recovering the outstanding amount, capped at the actual amount charged by the service provider.
(b) If a scheduled direct debit payment is declined or fails for any reason, the outstanding balance must be paid promptly to maintain the student’s enrolment.
(c) The Centre reserves the right to suspend or cancel enrolment if payment is not resolved within seven (7) days of the failed transaction notice.
(d) Any fees incurred because of a failed direct debit will be passed on to the account holder.
(e) Continued participation in lessons is conditional upon fees being kept up to date. If payment remains outstanding, the student’s place in the class may be forfeited and offered to another family.
2.10 Class Level Selection & Assessments
(a) Parents or guardians must ensure that the students is enrolled in the appropriate class level based on their current swimming ability.
(b) If a family is unsure of the correct class level for their child, they are encouraged to contact the Centre for guidance or book a free-swimming assessment prior to enrolment.
(c) Where a student is enrolled in an incorrect class level and an assessment determines that the student requires a different level, where practicable the Centre will endeavour to offer one alternative class that matches the assessed level within the current term timetable. This alternative class may be at a different time and/or on a different day depending on the Centre’s class availabilities.
(d) The Centre cannot guarantee that a suitable class will be available at the same time or day as the original booking.
(e) Failure to seek guidance or complete an assessment prior to enrolment, and booking a class based solely on preferred time or convenience, may result in cancellation of the booking if the class level is determined to be unsuitable for the student.
(f) Where cancellation occurs due to incorrect level enrolment, the Centre will assist the family in locating an appropriate class where availability permits.
3. Class Change Policy
3.1 Class Change Requests
(a) Families may request a class or day change using the Centre’s free app / Portal.
(b) Class changes are strictly subject to availability and will only be granted where an alternative suitable class has an unfilled place at the time the change request is processed by the Centre.
(c) The Centre does not guarantee that a suitable alternative class, level, or day will be available.
(d) Availability may change at any time.
(e) The Centre will not manually search for, hold, or arrange alternative classes on behalf of families.
(f) All class changes must be processed by the family through the app/portal.
3.2 If Unable to Attend Current Booking (permanently)
(a) Families must:
(i) Use the Change time and day feature via the Udio System (subject to availability); or
(ii) Submit an absence through the app / portal in accordance with the minimum one (1) hour notice requirement to receive a catch-up voucher. (not redeemable for refund).
(b) No refunds or credits will be issued where a suitable class change is not available.
4. Missed Lessons & Absences (sickness)
4.1 Notification Requirement
(a) All absences must be reported via the Udio System.
(b) Use the unable to attend button on Udio System.
(c) A minimum of one (1) hours’ notice prior to the scheduled lesson time is required.
(d) Notice given by phone, email, text, social media, or verbally is invalid.
4.2 Catch-Up Voucher Policy
Where valid notice is provided:
(a) A catch-up voucher will be issued.
(b) Bookings are subject to availability.
(c) Families are responsible for booking via the app/Portal.
(d) Vouchers are non-transferable, non-refundable, and hold no cash value.
4.3 No Notice = Forfeiture
Notwithstanding the provisions of clause 4.5, failure to provide required notice results in permanent forfeiture of the lesson.
4.4 No Enrolment, No Make-Up
Catch-up lessons are available only to currently enrolled students whose fees are fully paid for the current period.
4.5 Medical Emergency Policy
(a) Where a currently enrolled student is unable to attend lessons due to a genuine sudden medical condition or injury affecting that student, the Centre may, at its discretion, provide a partial credit of fifty percent (50%) of the unused lessons that fall after the two weeks’ notice period, subject to:
(i) A valid medical certificate stating the student’s name and dates unfit to swim;
(ii) Fees for a two (2) weeks’ notice period remain payable;
(iii) Following the notice period, the Centre may issue a credit equal to fifty percent (50%) of the remaining unused term fees;
(iv) The credit must be used in the immediately following term;
(v) Unused credits will be forfeited;
(vi) The credit is non-transferable and not redeemable for cash; and
(vii) If you want to keep your current time and class, please continue normal payment.
(b) Medical absences relating to parents, siblings, extended family members, or third parties do not qualify.
(c) Nothing in this clause limits rights under Australian Consumer Law.
4.6 Scheduled Surgery & Pre-Planned Medical Procedures
(a) Scheduled medical procedures or elective surgery known prior to the commencement of the term do not qualify under Clause 4.5.
(b) Where a family elects to cancel enrolment due to scheduled surgery:
(i) Two (2) weeks’ written notice is required.
(ii) Fees for a two (2) weeks’ notice period remain payable.
(iii) Following the notice period, the Centre may issue a credit equal to fifty percent (50%) of the remaining unused term fees.
(iv) The credit must be used in the immediately following term.
(v) Unused credit will be forfeited.
(vi) The credit is non-transferable and not redeemable for cash.
(vii) Please contact the centre by email prior to enrolling if you are on a waiting list.
(c) Due to scheduled waiting lists, the Centre cannot guarantee the student’s original class time upon return.
(d) This clause does not limit rights under Australian Consumer Law.
5. Attendance, Check-In & Private Lesson Policy
5.1 Parent / Guardian Check-In Requirement
(a) Parents/guardians of all students under 18 years of age, are responsible for ensuring that each student is checked in upon arrival for all lessons, squad sessions and other booked swimming activities.
(b) Checking in a student is a condition of enrolment and forms part of the parent/guardian’s obligations when booking and attending lessons.
(c) The Centre and its teachers are not responsible for checking students in. Teachers are engaged to deliver lessons and are not required to manage attendance check-ins, front desk administration or enrolment records before, during or after lessons.
5.2 Check-In Methods
(a) A student may be checked in by one of the following methods:
(i) Using the Udio System, which is the preferred method;
(ii) Scanning the student’s or family account QR code at the Centre;
(iii) By an authorised caregiver who has been linked to the family account by the Centre; or
(iv) Where the person attending with the student does not have app access, by the parent or guardian completing the check-in remotely upon arrival.
(b) Parents and guardians must ensure that any authorised caregiver who brings a student to the Centre has the information and access required to complete check-in.
5.3 Importance of Check-In
Accurate check-ins assist the Centre to:
(a) maintain attendance records;
(b) manage class rolls and enrolment records;
(c) monitor attendance for lesson and squad management purposes; and
(d) process end-of-term enrolment reviews and class rollovers.
5.4 Failure to Check In
(a) If a student is not checked in:
(i) the Centre’s records may show the student as absent;
(ii) the system may automatically issue attendance reminder communications;
(iii) attendance records may be incomplete or inaccurate; and
(iv) repeated failure to check in may affect the student’s eligibility for automatic end-of-term rollover, and the student’s place in the class may not be guaranteed.
(b) The Centre is not liable for any administrative consequence arising from a parent, guardian or authorised caregiver failing to complete check-in.
5.5 Private Lessons
(a) Private lessons are booked in monthly blocks unless otherwise agreed by the Centre in writing.
(b) Private lessons are 15-minute lessons. By booking a private lesson, the parent or guardian acknowledges that the Centre organises teacher availability specifically for that booking and that teachers rely on those allocated teaching hours.
(c) Private lesson fees are payable in advance for the booked monthly period and are not adjusted based on attendance.
5.6 Private Lesson Absences, Make-Ups and Credits
(a) The Centre does not offer private make-up lessons unless expressly agreed by the Centre in writing.
(b) Private make-up lessons are not generally available because private lesson availability is limited and teachers are specifically arranged for those bookings.
(c) If a student cannot attend a private lesson, notice must be provided through the Centre’s required booking system or by any other method approved by the Centre.
(d) No credit, re-credit, refund or make-up lesson will be provided for a missed private lesson unless more than 48 hours’ notice is given.
(e) Where more than 48 hours’ notice is given, the Centre may, at its discretion, provide a credit or re-credit subject to teacher availability, class availability and the operational requirements of the Centre.
(f) Notice given less than 48 hours before the scheduled private lesson will result in forfeiture of that lesson, and the full lesson fee remains payable.
(g) Nothing in this clause limits any rights a consumer may have under the Australian Consumer Law.
6. Fees & Payment
6.1 Fees
(a) All fees must be paid at time of booking or by due dates. No exceptions.
(b) We do not offer credits for our swimming programs. Please do not ask as refusal may offend. However, a catch-up voucher or partial credit may be issued where these Terms and Conditions specifically state that one is available, strictly subject to the provisions of the relevant clause.
(c) Overdue accounts may result in suspension and debt recovery.
(d) All fees are non-refundable and non-transferable except where required under Australian Consumer Law.
(e) The Centre may review and vary its fees and charges from time to time. Any changes to fees will be communicated to all enrolled families and via the Udio System and email at least fourteen (14) days prior to taking effect. Continued attendance after the effective date constitutes acceptance of the new fees.
6.2 Third-Party Payments, Active Kids Vouchers & Cash Payments
(a) The Centre may accept approved third-party payments including government vouchers (such as Active Kids), approved funding programs, insurance providers, care providers, or other authorised payment sources.
(b) Where a third-party payment or voucher is used:
(i) The voucher or funding must be valid at the time of redemption.
(ii) The value of the voucher will be applied toward the student’s fees only.
(iii) Any remaining balance not covered by the voucher must be paid by the parent or guardian by the applicable due date.
(iv) If a voucher, funding source, or payment provider is rejected, expired, or declined for any reason, the parent or guardian remains responsible for payment of the full outstanding balance.
(c) Active Kids vouchers can only be applied to eligible programs in accordance with NSW Government guidelines and may not be redeemed for cash or transferred.
6.3 Automated Booking System & Receipts
(a) The Centre operates an automated online booking and payment system for enrolments and fee processing.
(b) Receipts and payment confirmations are automatically issued electronically by the booking system at the time a payment is processed.
(c) Due to the automated nature of the system and the operational requirements of lessons and squad training, staff cannot issue receipts or process payment enquiries at the pool during scheduled class or squad operation times.
(d) Families requiring copies of receipts or payment confirmations should access these through the online booking system or contact the Centre outside of active lesson times or email with your concerns.
6.4 Third-Party Care Providers, Insurance & Support Funding
(a) Payments through third-party care providers, support organisations, or insurance programs must be arranged with the Centre prior to enrolment.
(b) The Centre’s online booking system requires payment at the time of booking and does not support invoicing to third parties after a booking has been made.
(c) Families or providers wishing to use third-party funding must contact the Centre in advance to organise payment arrangements.
(d) Bookings will not be confirmed without payment.
(e) The Centre cannot issue invoices to third-party providers unless payment arrangements have been finalised and payment has been received in advance.
(f) Where a third-party provider fails to pay for services, the parent or guardian remains responsible for all outstanding fees.
6.5 Cash Payments
(a) Cash payments may be accepted at the Centre by prior arrangement only.
(b) Families wishing to pay by cash must contact the Centre in advance to organise a suitable time for payment so that an authorised staff member is available to process the transaction.
(c) Cash payments must be finalised prior to the commencement of the enrolment period unless otherwise agreed by the Centre.
(d) Failure to organise a cash payment in advance may result in the payment being declined at that time.
7. Cancellations and Changes
7.1 Centre-Initiated Cancellations
(a) The Centre may cancel or suspend lessons due to instructor illness, maintenance, weather conditions, safety concerns, public health directions, or events that are beyond the Centre’s direct control and could not reasonably have been prevented, including acts of God, government directives or natural disasters.
(b) Where a lesson is cancelled:
(i) A catch-up voucher or account credit will be provided; and
(ii) No cash refunds will be issued for individual lesson cancellations
(c) The Centre will not be liable for any delay or failure to perform its obligations under these Terms and Conditions where the delay or failure is caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to acts of God, pandemic, government restrictions, natural disasters, war, industrial disputes, equipment breakdown or utility outages. The Centre’s obligations will be suspended for the duration of the event and will resume as soon as reasonably practicable. Where alternative arrangements are possible, the Centre will notify you and may at its discretion, offer alternative arrangements. No refunds will be payable except as required under Australia Consumer Law.
(d) Where a program is cancelled permanently or for a prolonged period exceeding four (4) weeks, the Centre will provide a pro-rata credit or refund for prepaid services not delivered, in accordance with Australian Consumer Law.
7.2 Instructor Changes
(a) From time to time, the Centre may change instructors as required, due to illness, injury, leave, training requirements, or operational needs necessary to ensure safe programme delivery.
(b) Booking into a class does not guarantee that the same instructor will be available for the entire enrolment period.
(c) Where an alternative instructor is provided, the lesson will be considered delivered as scheduled.
(d) Refunds, credits, or rescheduling will not be provided if a family chooses not to attend a lesson due to a change of instructor.
(e) All instructors engaged by the Centre are appropriately trained to deliver the program.
8. Media Policy
(a) You agree to the Centre taking photographs/videos of the students and parents/guardians and families and using same in accordance with this clause.
(b) Further to clause 8(a), the Centre reserves the right to use any photograph/video taken at the Centre’s premises during the course of providing swimming lessons, without the express written permission of those included in the photograph/video.
(c) The Centre may use the photograph/video in publications or other media material produced, used or contracted by the Centre including but not limited to; brochures, newspapers, magazines, television, website etc.
(d) To ensure the privacy of individuals, images will not be identified using full names or personal identifying information without written approval from the photograph subject, parent or legal guardian.
(e) A student attending the Centre’s premises who does not wish to have their image recorded for distribution should make their wishes known to the Centre by notifying us in writing.
(f) By enrolling with the Centre or by failing to notify the Centre, in writing, of your desire to not have your image used by the Centre, you are agreeing to release, defend, hold harmless and indemnify the Centre from any and all claims involving the use of your image or likeness.
(g) By enrolling or attending, you grant the Centre a perpetual, royalty-free licence to use photographs or recordings for promotional purposes.
(h) Written opt-out must be submitted prior to the first lesson of the term.
9. Lap Swimming & Lap Walking
You acknowledge and agree:
(a) No lifeguard supervision is provided at the facilities;
(b) Participants must be 18+ to attend independently;
(c) Anyone under 18years-olds must be accompanied in the water by an adult 18+;
(d) Parents/guardians are always solely responsible for supervision;
(e) We do have signage around the pool areas to remind Parents to supervise their children;
(f) Children playing in the car park is forbidden;
(g) Children are to be directly supervised by parent if outside the main gated pool area; and
(h) Participation is at your own risk.
10. Waiver, Indemnity & Release
(a) You acknowledge that participating in swimming and aquatic activities involves obvious risks of physical harm, including personal injury, illness and drowning. By attending the Centre’s facility or enrolling in any program you acknowledge that you have been warned of these risks and voluntarily assume them.
(b) Due to the nature of the classes, physical contact with students may be necessary by us and/or our staff instructors in order to assist students to participate in the activities. The Centre ensures that all staff hold the appropriate checks and qualifications, however, if you have any concerns regarding physical contact please contact the Centre as soon as possible.
(c) As a student, you acknowledge and accept that recreational activities including but not limited to the activities that form part of the program classes may constitute a dangerous recreational activity pursuant to the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW) and that participation in the activity involves a significant risk of physical harm or personal injury including permanent disability and/or death. Any such injury may result not only from your actions including physical assertion but also from the action, omission or negligence of others. You are assuming this risk by participating in the lessons and programs.
(d) You agree that you have voluntarily chosen to participate in an intense physical exercise program.
(e) You agree that the Centre, our employees shall not be liable to any person whether in contract, tort, under statute or otherwise for any injury, loss, damage, death, economic loss whatsoever suffered by you, whether consequential, direct, indirect, caused by or connected with your participation in the lessons or the programs.
(f) You indemnify us from and against all claims, suits, demands, actions, liabilities, costs and expenses (including legal costs and expenses on a full indemnity basis) resulting from your participation in the activities to the full extent permitted by law.
(g) To the fullest extent permitted by law, parents/guardians release and indemnify the Centre from liability arising from attendance or participation.
(h) This indemnity survives termination.
11. Behaviour & Safety
Any behaviour that is deemed to endanger another person’s safety, involves threatening, abusive or offence language or constitutes harassment will result in the immediate suspension of the individuals involved without refund.
12. Changes to Schedule
The Centre may alter instructors, schedules, programs, or operating hours as required. The Centre will endeavour to provide notice of such changes as reasonably necessary.
13. Limitation of Liability
(a) To the maximum extent permitted by law, in accordance with Australian Consumer Law, the Centre excludes all liability, whether in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise.
(b) The Centre makes no warranty or guarantee as the to the usability or suitability of the Udio System and excludes all liability in relation to your use of the Udio System or any other third-party providers as part of your enrolment with us.
14. Communication Policy
(a) The Centre communicates important policies, enrolment conditions, payment obligations, and operational procedures through these Terms and Conditions and through information published within the Udio System, website, and the Centre’s communications.
(b) Families are expected to read and understand these Terms and Conditions prior to enrolment.
(c) Completion of an online booking or attendance at the Centre confirms acceptance of these Terms and Conditions.
(d) Where an email or written communication is received requesting exceptions, amendments, or special arrangements that contradict or attempt to override the Centre’s published Terms and Conditions, the Centre is not obligated to respond to such requests.
(e) The Centre reserves the right to decline or not respond to communications that:
(i) Request exceptions to clearly published policies;
(ii) Request changes to the Terms and Conditions that have already been accepted during enrolment;
(iii) Request refunds, credits, or arrangements that fall outside the Centre’s stated policies; and
(iv) Demonstrate that the Terms and Conditions have not been read prior to enrolment.
(f) Where appropriate, the Centre may simply refer families back to the relevant section of these Terms and Conditions.
(g) Repeated emails requesting policy exceptions may not receive further responses.
(h) Nothing in this clause limits any rights or obligations under Australian Consumer Law.
15. Privacy Policy
(a) The Centre collects, stores and uses personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles.
(b) By enrolling you consent to the collection and use of personal and health information for the purposes of administering programs, processing payments and communicating with you.
(c) The Centre will not disclose personal information to third parties except where required by law or with your consent.
(d) You may request access to, or correction of, your personal information at any time.
16. Website and Email
(a) The publication and the material on our website, including but not limited to, all content, articles, text, graphics, images and publications (Material) is offered for general information only. Material is not offered as and does not constitute specific advice or opinion and should not be taken as such. Your access to and reliance on our website is subject to these Terms and Conditions and any other notices, terms and conditions or other statements contained on our website.
(b) The message together with any attachment included in an email to a student or a parent/guardian is intended for the use of the person to whom it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, or the employee or agent responsible for its delivery to the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of it is strictly prohibited. Please notify us if you have received a message in error and otherwise take all necessary steps to delete it from any storage device or medium and notify us.
(c) Any views expressed in an e-mail and any files transmitted with it are those of the individual sender. The Centre does not represent or warrant that any messages and any attached files are free from computer viruses or other defects. You assume all responsibility or any loss or damage resulting directly or indirectly from the use of any attached files.
17. Jurisdiction
These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of New South Wales Australia. Each party irrevocably submits to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New South Wales and the Commonwealth courts exercising jurisdiction in that State.
18. Severability
If any provision of these Terms and Conditions are held to be invalid, illegal or unenforceable, that provision will be read down or if necessary, severed to the minimum extent required and the remaining provisions will continue in full force and effect.
19. Amendments
(a) The Centre may amend these Terms and Conditions from time to time, by providing written notice to current enrolled families. Continued attendance after the date of notice, constitutes acceptance of the amended Terms and Conditions.
(b) The current version published on the Wyee Point Swim Centre website applies.
20. Contact
You can contact us at Terms & Conditions TEL: 02 43591502 or 0408430092