Open to all competent swimmers, weekly sessions will start at 6.15pm in the 50-metre outdoor pool. Participants will enjoy half an hour dedicated to learning skills and drills, followed by a half-hour water polo game.
Griffith Regional Aquatic and Leisure Centre Manager Craig Tilston encourages competent swimmers of all ages to get involved.
"Water polo is a fantastic way to stay active and build skills. It's accessible to everyone who is confident in the water and looking to try something new. We're excited to offer this opportunity to our community."
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