AIS Aquatic Centre

Welcome to the AIS Aquatic Centre, located at 26 Leverrier Street, Bruce, Australia. As an establishment and point of interest, our center offers a unique experience to the general public in the state-of-the-art facilities that were originally constructed for the development of high-performance athletes.

At the AIS Aquatic Centre, we strive to provide a range of services and support to various individuals and groups. Whether you are a former AIS athlete or staff member, we have the AIS Be Heard support service available to assist you. Additionally, our ASC Restorative Program is dedicated to supporting former AIS scholarship athletes who have experienced harm from inappropriate practices or abuse.

For young aspiring athletes aged 12-18, we offer the Local Sporting Champions Grant, which provides funding towards the costs associated with participating in eligible competitions. We believe in creating positive and inclusive experiences for everyone who wants to participate in sports through our Inclusive Sport initiatives.

Furthermore, we provide grants and funding opportunities for both individuals and sporting organizations through Sport Australia. We understand the importance of physical literacy and offer resources to help individuals understand the physical, psychological, cognitive, and social capabilities that contribute to active and healthy lifestyles.

For schools and teachers, we offer AIS School Group visits, where students can enjoy a fun and active visit to the AIS, Australia's elite sporting precinct. We also support Sporting Schools to increase children's participation in sports and connect them with community sporting opportunities.

Sports organizations can benefit from our Participation Design Toolkit, which supports them in delivering insight-driven and participant-centered plans, products, and experiences. We also provide guidance on Sport Governance Principles to ensure positive and inclusive experiences for all participants.

Coaches and officials can enhance their skills through our Community Coaching – Essential Skills Course and Online Officiating Course, both designed to create fun, safe, and inclusive environments for participants. Our Clearinghouse for Sport offers high-quality information, research, and analysis about sport, human performance, and physical activity.

We also cater to the scientific and medical community, providing evidence-based information on Concussion in Sport and AIS position statements and best practice guidelines on the frontiers of sports science and sports medicine.

Finally, we would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where our offices are located, including the Ngunnawal people, Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people, Yugambeh Nation, and Gadigal people. We extend this acknowledgment to all Traditional Custodians and First Nations peoples throughout Australia, recognizing their outstanding contributions to society and sport. We celebrate the power of sport to promote reconciliation and reduce inequality.

Come and experience the AIS Aquatic Centre, where excellence and inclusivity meet.