Nippers

Sign ups for Nippers is at an all-time high but the ANZA community need your help!

ANZA Nippers who are starting to embrace a new back-to-normal down on Palawan Beach.

At ANZA Nippers you'll get sand in between your toes, salt in your hair, and gain life skills that are best taught by the ocean.

How to stay safe when you're by the beach

ANZA Singapore Nippers may have been thrown unexpected rips and tides thanks to Covid-19, but they mustered up the motivation to wade through the waves and start again.

Thanks to the hard work and team spirit of the ANZA Singapore Nippers Committee, the 2021 season 2 started with a mighty splash on Sunday 10 September.

As part of their commitment to be more sustainable and eco-conscious, ANZA Singapore Nippers has continued its collaboration with Java Eco Project to repurpose and upcycle their discarded season’s rash tops, swim caps and flags. Find out more...

Rinka Perez reports on the many challenges faced by the ANZA Singapore Nippers in the past 18 months.

ANZA Singapore Nippers is a volunteer-led surf lifesaving group which teaches children lifesaving and water skills at Palawan Beach, Sentosa. Meet some of the dedicated committee members who make sure ANZA Nippers runs smoothly each season.

ANZA Nippers is returning to Palawan Beach! Rinka Perez reports on what the committee have been busy working on over the extended break.

ANZA Nipper’s Alison Mazery discovers a link to home in Sentosa and reports on the recent Bronze Medallion training.

Nippers has a new home on Palawan Beach to make friends, learn surf lifesaving skills and preserve their beautiful natural environment. New Nippers co-chairperson Macushla Londeman reports.

ANZA Singapore Nippers is focused on creating eco warriors and environmental awareness in their beach environment. Skye Wellington reports…

Meet the incredible age managers who give up their Sunday morning sleep-ins to get out on the beach with the ANZA Singapore Nippers.

ANZA Nippers is great way for kids and parents to increase their awareness and skills in a beach environment – knowledge that could help save their lives and the lives of others.