Yandeyarra

Town of Port Hedland logoYandeyarra is a small Aboriginal community in the Pilbara region, approximately 140km south-east of Port Hedland. It was one of the first remote WA communities to receive a pool as part of Royal Life Saving WA’s Remote Aboriginal Swimming Pool program.

Situated within the Town of Port Hedland, Yandeyarra is also referred to as Mugarinya Community and was originally a pastoral station. The area has a population of around 400 people. The community lies on the bank of the Yule River, which regularly floods during the wet season.

 

 

Yandeyarra Pool Calendar of Events

(POOL CLOSED MAY-AUGUST)

Sep-Dec 2023

SEPTEMBER

  • Open Day BBQ & Pool Activities

OCTOBER

  • Interm Swimming Lessons
  • Swim for Fruit Term 4

NOVEMBER

  • Interm Swimming Lessons continue
  • November 9th - Spirit Carnival (Port Hedland)
  • Swim for Fruit
  • BBQ & Swim, pool activities
  • Bronze Medallion for school teachers
  • Talent Pool weekend visit

DECEMBER

  • Swim for Fruit
  • Community Christmas BBQ Pool Party with lifesaving activities
  • Talent Pool weekend visit

Jan-Apr 2024

JANUARY

  • Holiday Movie Nights
  • BBQ & Swim, pool activities
  • Swim for Fruit
  • Talent Pool weekend visit

FEBRUARY

  • Swim for Fruit
  • School Swimming & Lifesaving Carnival

MARCH

  • Swimming Lessons Term 1
  • Easter egg hunt and swim
  • Talent Pool weekend visit

APRIL

  • End of season pool party with lifesaving events

 

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Yandeyarra Swimming Pool

Yandeyarra Pool is a Royal Life Saving WA Endorsed Swim School, offering the best in aquatic education. Programs offered include Swim and Survive, Infant Aquatics and Bronze Rescue.

Learn more at the link below.

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Yandeyarra children at the 2021 Pilbara Spirit Carnival

 

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Principal Community Partner BHP has been supporting Royal Life Saving WA programs in several regional and remote communities across WA since 2003.

These programs aim to ensure that all Western Australians have the awareness, skills and knowledge required to participate in a range of aquatic activities.

Learn more about this successful partnership at the link below.

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