If a participant fails a portion of the Lifeguard/Lifesaving certification exam in Singapore, they usually have the opportunity to retake the failed section. 

The policies on retakes, including any additional costs and the time frame for retaking the exam, depend on the specific course provider and should be confirmed with them.

The cancellation policy for Lifeguard/Lifesaving courses in Singapore varies by provider. 

Generally, participants may be allowed to cancel or reschedule their enrollment up to a certain period before the course starts, often subject to a cancellation fee. 

It's important to review the specific terms and conditions provided by the course organiser for detailed information.

To enrol in a Lifeguard/Lifesaving course in Singapore, candidates typically need to meet age requirements (often 12 years and above), possess basic swimming skills and be physically healthy. 

Some courses may have additional prerequisites, such as passing a pre-course swimming test. Exact requirements can vary between course providers, so checking with them is advisable.

For a lifeguard and lifesaving course, you should wear comfortable swimwear that allows for easy movement in the water. It's also recommended to bring along a towel, water bottle and sunscreen for outdoor sessions.

The Bronze Medallion test assesses a candidate's ability to perform various lifesaving techniques, including water rescues, first aid and CPR. Candidates are tested on their knowledge and physical skills in simulated emergency scenarios.

The Life Saving Award in Singapore recognizes individuals who have demonstrated exceptional bravery and skill in saving or attempting to save a life. It acknowledges the importance of lifesaving skills and promotes awareness of water safety in the community.