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The material addresses the purpose of aquatics-focused survival skills, safety expectations, and program policies, then lays out both long-range and short-range lesson plans. It includes recommended time guidelines, a sample course outline, and detailed modules covering fitness, self-rescue and drowning prevention, victim recognition, defence methods, rescue ladder skills, submerged victim recovery, scanning perception, and assessment with basic first aid, ending with a closing session framework.","Star Patrol Lesson Plans  \nPublished by the Lifesaving Society, BC & Yukon Branch 112 – 3989 Henning Drive  \nBurnaby, BC, Canada V5C 6N5  \nPhone 604.299.5450; Fax 604.299.5795  \nEmail: [info@lifesaving.bc.ca](info@lifesaving.bc.ca); [Website: www.lifesaving.bc.ca](Website: www.lifesaving.bc.ca)  \n[First Printing: March 2014](First Printing: March 2014)  \nCopyright 2014 by the Royal Life Saving Society Canada. Reproduction, by any means, of materials contained in this book is prohibited unless authorized by the publisher. Direct inquiries can be made to the Lifesaving Society office.  \nThe Lifesaving Society is Canada’s lifeguarding expert. The Society works to prevent drowning and water-related injury through its training programs, Water Smart® public education initiatives and aquatic safety management services.  \nAnnually, the Society certifies over one million Canadians in its lifesaving, lifeguarding, and first aid training programs − including Canada’s lifeguards.  \nThe Society is an independent, charitable organization educating Canadian lifesavers since the first Lifesaving Society Bronze Medallion Award was earned in 1896.  \nThe Society represents Canada internationally as an active member of the Royal Life Saving Society and the International Life Saving Federation, and is the governing body for lifesaving sport − a sport recognized by the International Olympic Committee.  \nRegistered Charity No. 119129039 RR0001  \nLifesaving Society®, Swim to Survive®, and WaterSmart® are registered trademarks of the Royal Life Saving Society Canada. Trademarks other than those owned by the Lifesaving Society used in this document belong to their registered owners.  \n LIFESAVING SOCIETY – BC & Yukon Branch 2  \nStar Patrol Lesson Plans  \nCanada’s lifeguarding experts  \n-saving lives for over 100 years.  \nAlmost 500 Canadians die every year in water-related incidents. Most of these are preventable and occur in unsupervised settings, which is why more Canadians need lifesaving skills to save themselves or others in an aquatic emergency.  \nThe Lifesaving Society has a long and proud history of teaching lifesaving to  \nCanadians.  \nWe trace our roots to the late 19th century in London, England where we began as The Swimmers’ Life Saving Society. In 1894, Arthur Lewis Cochrane brought the lifesaving skills he learned in his homeland to Canada and passed them along to students at Upper Canada College in Toronto, Ontario. In June 1896, 18 of his students were the first recipients of our distinguished Bronze Medallion award, the first award to be created by the Society. Under the patronage of King Edward VII in 1904, we became the Royal Life Saving Society.  \nIn the 1950s, we were the first Canadian organization to adopt mouth-to-mouth as the method of choice over manual methods of artificial respiration. We started our first CPR training program in the 1960s. In the 1980s, we initiated a project to design an economical CPR training manikin now known as ACTAR 911TM, and we launched our Water Smart drowning campaign.  \nIn the 1990s, the Society introduced innovative new programs including Boat Operator Accredited Training, the Junior Lifeguard Club and the Canadian Swim Patrol Program, and we launched our Aquatic Safety Management Service. We expanded our First Aid training programs and completely revamped the Bronze medal and the National Lifeguard training program to suit the needs of the new century.  \nIn 2001, we defined the Canadian Swim to Survive Standard and subsequently launched our Swim to Survive program to teach Canadians the minimum essential skills they need to survive an unexpected fall into deep water.  \nToday, we are known to Canadians simply as the Lifesaving Society, a national volunteer organization and registered charity. 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