| Event |
Polding Swimming Championships - Multiclass Girls & Boys |
| Eligibility |
Students must have official classification from the governing body or be in the process of being classified. Please see Students With a Disability pages |
| Order of Events |
Day 1 - Wednesday 2nd April 2025
7:00 am - Pool Opens
8:30 am - 3:00 pm | Session One - Primary Events and Secondary Events (400m Freestyle)
3:30 pm - 8:00 pm | Session Two - Primary Events and Secondary Relays & Secondary Events
Day 2 - Thursday 3rd April 2025
7:00 am - Pool opens
8:30 am - 3:30 pm | Session Three - Secondary Events
NSWCPS Order of Events 2025
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| Date |
Wednesday 2 April - Thursday 3 April 2025 |
| Venue |
SOPAC |
| Time |
Refer to order of events. |
| What to Bring |
Own Strapping tape, Water bottle, Lunch, Medication eg Asthma inhaler, Appropriate gear for competition |
| Close Date |
Check with your diocese |
| Further Representation |
A NSWCPS Polding team will be selected to attend the NSWPSSA Swimming Championships. For more details see the 'Further Representation' tab above. |
| Contact Information |
Please contact your Diocesan Representative for more information. Diocesan Representatives - contact information |
| Special Consideration |
By attending this selection, you will be available for selection in teams in the next levels of the pathway. A special consideration application for selection into a NSWCPS Polding Team must be lodged prior to selection date. |
| General Multiclass Information |
Students with disabilities compete in Multi-class events where each competitor is given a classification dependent on their disability and the impact on their ability to compete in the sport of swimming. One event may have several classifications competing so the results are based on a competitors times in relation to the World Record for their classification using MCPS. (More information on the scoring system) |
| What Is The Purpose of the Classification? |
The purpose of a competitor classification is to minimise the impact of eligible impairment types on the outcome of the competition so that swimmers who succeed in competition are those with the best results in relation to their impairment. |
| Classification System |
- Classification 1-10: Swimmers with a functional impairment
- Classification 11-13: Swimmers with vision impairment
- Classification 14: Swimmers with an intellectual impairment
- Classification 15: Swimmers with a hearing impairment
- Classification 16: Swimmers who have received a transplant
- Classification 17: Swimmers in transition
- Classification 18: Swimmers with a significant other impairment i.e. Down Syndrome
- Classification 19: Swimmers with high functioning Autism
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| Eligibility for State Selection |
Only 10-12 Year Olds are eligible for State Selection. 13 Year olds cannot progress to State representation. |