FAQ's
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All Access Membership
- Unless you choose the lump sum payment option, all flexi and fixed term contracts can be paid by direct debit or regular credit card payment.
- You can pay monthly or fortnightly.
- Fees are paid in advance on set billing dates – monthly fees are due on the 20th of each month, while fortnightly fees are due every second Thursday.
- You can suspend or freeze your membership for a maximum of 90 days per calendar year.
- The minimum term you can suspend your membership for is 14 days per time. You’ll need to make your request in writing and pay a $10 admin fee to activate the request.
- Once your freeze period is over, your membership will automatically activate on the return date.
- If you have chosen a lump sum membership, your expiry date will change if you apply for a freeze, so you don’t end up losing any days.
- If you are on a fixed term membership yes, you can. A $120 transfer fee will apply.
- Notice must be given by you in writing, and the other party must set up Direct Debit or Credit Card payment at the time of transfer and agree to the terms of the membership.
- Members who are between 15 and 18 years of age will need to apply in person at reception with their parent or guardian. Your parent or guardian will need to sign the membership terms and conditions declaration before your membership can start.
- For children aged 8 – 18, our Athlete Development Programme (AD) would be perfect for them. AD offer a long-term strength and conditioning programme that is based on establishing the fundamentals and evidence-based programmes. For more information click here.
Member Portal
- You will find your member portal here.
- All Access Members: Use the email and password you created when you signed up. Once you’re signed in, you’ll be able to view your membership details and payments, freeze your membership, book Group Fitness classes and Everyday Champion appointments.
- Swim School Members: Once you’ve created your account, you’ll be able to view upcoming lessons for all swimmers connected to your membership, see upcoming payment dates and amounts, and update your personal or payment details as required. If your account was created by our Customer Care team, click “Forgot Password” to reset your password to one you’ll remember.
JOINING OUR SWIM SCHOOL
To enrol, please contact the Swim School Team via email, phone or on our website. You can find the Swim School contact details here. Please note that to secure your spot in a class, we do require the first two weeks of payment to be made, and your direct debit details to be on file for future automatic payments.
Lesson information
- Water Babies & Toddlers 1:8 or 2:10
- Preschool 1:4
- School Age 1:4 or 1:6, depending on the level
- Teen 1:5
- Morning Fitness Squad 1:16
- Afternoon/Weekend Fitness Squad 1:16
Payment information
Important Dates
Missed Lessons
Finishing Swim School
Accommodation
- 2 Bedroom Unit: 1 to 6 guests
- Studio: 1 to 3 guests
- Full kitchen and laundry facilities
- Lounge and recreational areas
- Full wheelchair access
- State-Of-The-Art Gym
- Track & Field Stadium
- Indoor Sports Hall
- Two 50m Olympic-size Swimming Pools
- One 25m Swimming Pool
- Hot and Cold Recovery Pools
- Complimentary Parking
- On-site Medical and Rehabilitation Facilities
AUT Millennium Member App
- Click on the login button.
- Enter the email address you used during signup for the gym.
- If you have a client portal log in: Access your account through the Client Portal log in.
- If you’ve forgotten your password, reset it using the “forgotten password” option.
- If you don’t have a password: Set up a new password. By clicking forgot password, this will let you set up a password through your email address that is connected to your email address you used during signup for the gym.
- Log in to your account on the app.
- Navigate to Dashboard > Book your classes or press “Classes” on the bottom row.
- Select the date, time, and class type you want to join.
- Click the + button to book.
- Confirm your booking when prompted.
- Set class reminders if desired.
- Log in to your account on the app.
- Go to Dashboard > UPCOMING CLASSES.
- Click on the class you want to cancel and press the x icon on the right.
- Confirm your cancellation when prompted. Easy as that!
- Log in to your account on the app.
- Navigate to “Trainings”.
- Click on the trainer you would like to do your Everyday Champion appointment with.
- Select a date that works for you.
- You will then see a selection of options, pick ” #1 Consultation- Everyday Champion.
- Confirm your booking when prompted.
- Set class reminders if desired.
Pool Supervision Policy
It is a set of entry conditions educating the public about active supervision and requiring caregivers to take on the responsibility of this role while visiting aquatic facilities.
Children need individualised supervision. Lifeguards watch over everyone and it is up to caregivers to be their child’s personal lifeguard. Incidents around water happen in an instant – children are inquisitive and fearless and drowning can be a silent process.
- Under 5 years: Children must be constantly supervised and to remain within arm’s reach of a designated caregiver 16 years or older. (If the child is in the water, the caregiver must be in the water too).
- Under 10 years: Children aged 5 to under 10 years old must be accompanied into the pool facility and constantly supervised by a caregiver 16 years or older who remains on the pool surrounds that the child is swimming in. The caregiver must be able to see, hear and be heard by the child.
Active supervision means watching the child/ren at all times and being able to provide immediate help.
- The caregiver must be close enough to see the child, be seen by the child, hear the child and be heard by the child.
- Active Supervision is not using a mobile phone, in another pool, lap swimming, in a group that is engaged in discussion, in the changing room or toilet.
• Under 10 years is the age that most children are still at primary school.
• Our swimming pools are public facilities where various situations could occur.
• Pool Supervision Policy is not only about swimming ability, it is also keeping safe within a public environment.
• Regardless of a child’s swimming ability, if they happened to get hurt or becomes distressed, a caregiver within close vicinity can act on the incident immediately.
- It is very easy and quick for the young children (even the confident ones) to get out of their depth unintentionally.
- Parents on the side of the pool can easily become distracted by other siblings, friends arriving or blocked vision by taller children. It only takes a moment for a child to become distressed in the water.
- Refer to the question “I can see them (Under 5) from the side of the pool. Why do I need to be in the water with them?”
- This has become a condition of entry.
- If you do not comply with the conditions of entry you are welcome to go to reception for a refund on your entry fees.
- For children under 5 years, caregivers must remain in the pool surrounds within view of the child (if the class does not require them to be in the pool during the lesson).
- Caregivers must accompany all children aged under 10 years to their lesson
- For children aged 5 years to under 10 years, caregivers must be on the premises throughout the lesson and easily located.
- For children under 5 years, caregivers must remain in the pool surrounds within view of the child (if the class does not require them to be in the pool during the lesson).
- Caregivers must accompany all children aged under 10 years to their lesson
- For children aged 5 years to under 10 years, caregivers must be on the premises throughout the lesson and easily located.
- No, members of the Swim School aged 5 – 10 years must be accompanied by a caregiver to their lesson.
- In doing so, the caregiver (in effect) hands supervision of the child over to the teacher/coach.
- The caregiver can leave the pool area however must return to collect the child from the teacher/coach by the time the lesson is finished. Refer to the question “My child is attending an AUT Millennium swim school lesson, do I have to stay?”
- The child must not leave the pool facility on their own.
- Children under 16 years participating in a structured lesson or programme with the supervision of a teacher/coach will not be required to wear a wristband during their lesson.
- However, if they intend to swim before or after their lesson, wristbands need to be purchased at reception and our Pool Supervision Rules apply.
- No. It is important to remember that active supervision is about constantly watching and always having a clear view of your child.
- You can grab a coffee if the child you are caring for accompanies you.
- Remember, it only takes 20 seconds for a child to drown, so an incident may easily occur during a short lapse in supervision.