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Tracey Ayton, swimming teacher transformed disability inclusion, dies

Tracey Ayton, who ran a non-profit swim school for children with disabilities for decades, has died after a private battle with cancer.

Why it mattersHer legacy demonstrates how one person's determination to include marginalised kids created lasting change in a whole industry and improved countless families' lives.

AustraliaSydney's swimming education sector loses a pioneering figure who mentored teachers and championed water safety and inclusion across Australia.

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