An initiative to launch more jobs in aquatics and recreation has been hailed an overwhelming success by MOVE Moonee Valley, with 46 staff across the three leisure centres being supported to further their careers in the industry. The Next Wave program from Aquatics and Recreation Victoria (ARV) last year provided MOVE Moonee Valley with over…
The MOVE Moonee Valley venues have hit the safety jackpot thanks to a commitment to excellence in safety and compliance, with all three venues – Keilor East Leisure Centre (KELC), Ascot Vale Leisure Centre (AVLC) and Queens Park Swimming Pool (QPSP) – all receiving Life Saving Victoria’s (LSV) gold endorsements. AVLC has achieved perfect safety and…
Members and guests of Keilor East Leisure Centre are advised that the 50m outdoor pool at KELC will be closed from Sunday 14 April, 2024. An extended trial was implemented in 2023, and after recent discussions with Moonee Valley City Council, a resolution was determined at their recent Council Meeting (26 March 2024) that the…
We have produced some guidance for ALL patrons at MOVE Moonee Valley in regards to the usage of photography / videography within our venues, in particular within our Health Club. If you would like to capture any images / videos within the facility, please make sure that you speak to one of the MOVE team…
The Changing Places accessible changeroom at Ascot Vale Leisure Centre (AVLC) and Keilor East Leisure Centre (KELC) has been fitted with a Master Locksmiths Access Key (MLAK) system. We’ve provided some FAQs below to answer some questions that you may have about this. What are Changing Places facilities? Changing Places are larger than standard accessible…
Help protect yourself and prevent thefts when visiting MOVE Moonee Valley In our facility: When walking to your car or using public transport: If you have been a victim of a theft, do not attempt to retrieve your valuables and report it immediately. Your safety is the most important consideration.
What do the Colours Mean? GREEN - A facility in the GREEN zone is not near capacity and is open and ready for visitors. ORANGE - The ORANGE zone means that the facility is close to reaching capacity. RED - The RED zone means that the venue has reached capacity and a lock out will be initiated. Entry will be…
In a world where inclusivity is not just a buzzword but a necessity, Keilor East Aquatic Centre is a shining example of accessibility and inclusion. Recently, a parent of a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) shared heartfelt feedback about their positive experience at the venue, aided by the digital concierge app, Cérge. Their experience at…
What is the Diversity and Inclusion in Leisure Forum? The Victorian Aquatic Industry has developed Diversity and Inclusion in Leisure Forum in response to the need of continual advancement and progression of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Aquatics and Recreation. Collaborators from the following organisations have come together to develop the Forum: The 2023 event…
We know that during peak periods here at Keilor East Leisure Centre, our carpark can get quite busy – so we’d like to give everybody a quick reminder of our overflow carpark which you can access during these times. If you do arrive and find the carpark full, exit the carpark onto Quinn Grove, turn right onto Keith Grove, then…
