FAQ’s
If your answers can’t be found in our Nippers in a Nutshell guide, perhaps the below may assist?
If your answers can’t be found in our Nippers in a Nutshell guide, perhaps the below may assist?
Children must be 5 years old by the end of September in the year in which they join. For the 2023/24 season, the cut off is 30 September 2018. SLSWA have programs for 2–7 year olds some of which run at Mullaloo Beach! — visit SLSWA
Children can only join on their own once they reach the age of 14 (under 15 age group), up until then, any child must join with their parents under the family membership category.
Our current registration fee structure is listed on our Membership page and is updated annually.
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Yes. One parent or guardian responsible for that child needs to remain on the beach with their child at all times.
It is not compulsory but we do like parents to get involved. Parents are encouraged to enroll for a course such as the Nipper Rescue Certificate and obtain the award which then allows them to carry out water safety for the nipper groups. After all, if we didn’t have the volunteers to assist with these groups, then we wouldn’t be able to run them. The club is run almost solely by volunteers.
At 9am on Sunday mornings our 5–12 year-old members gather on the beach at their respective age group coloured flag where the Age Group Managers deliver a balanced mix of surf education which includes surf sports skills. At Mullaloo we not only encourage the kids but prefer to involve the whole family in learning to use our beaches in a safe and environmentally responsible way.
You are able to join our Club online, please view instructions on our How to Join page.
Please contact our Club office to discuss your options.
Yes. Members are permitted to bring up to 5 guests each to the club’s social events and bar opening times.
Mullaloo, Woodside Nippers is open to children from the age of 5 through to 13 years old.
Our Club operates on the generous contributions of our volunteer members who offer their time and expertise.
Inclusion is an attitude – where people of all abilities feel welcome to play and belong to a community environment...
We provide “Opportunities for Life” by educating members and the community in a variety of accredited and non-accredited courses.