This week goes to Lilly.
Lilly in Rachael’s stage 3 class at 10am, Prior Park on Sundays. Lilly was really brilliant the last time she swam. Really focused.
Lilly made big circles with her legs, she turned out feet and had a very good start with the arms of one stroke breathing.
Congratulations Lilly, super work!
This week goes to Eleanor.
Eleanor swam 4m all on her own last Saturday for the first time.
She tried to put her face in with a float and she swam back to the side after jumping in. We are all so PROUD of our Eleanor.
A very big ‘Well Done’ to you!
This week goes to Alex Henderson for his superb doggy paddle.
Alex swam 5 metres all by himself!
Big congratulations Alex!
Our governing body, the Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) has changed its name to Swim England. Swim England have re-vamped their website and refreshed the Learn to Swim programme that we deliver.
From September 2017, you’ll see that the outcomes for our swim stages have changed.
Swimcentral will continue to teach this proven swimming syllabus which is now known as the Swim England Learn to Swim Programme
Swim England have made a handful of changes to the syllabus. Some of the outcomes have been modified or made more understandable (which can only be a good thing!)
Learn more about the changes Swim England have made just by clicking here.
Swim England have also re-designed the certificates and badges. They are bright and colourful and have been chosen with the help of children. The swimming certificates aimed at keeping swimmers motivated to improve their swim skills. To learn more about the new certificates and badges, please click here
Swim England is the new improved national governing body for swimming in England. It helps people learn how to swim, enjoy the water safely and compete in all aquatic sports. You can become a member of Swim England for free. They provide hints, tips and advice from the experts about how to get more from swimming. It is aimed at the 11 million adults in England who swim regularly to help them develop and discover new ways to enjoy the water.
Swim England strives to inspire everyone to enjoy the water in the way that suits them. Through swim partners like us, they create engaging programmes that enable everyone to be active, have fun and stay healthy through swimming.
Swim England also supports its members, clubs and athletes, and runs qualification and education programmes to develop the workforce. For more information visit the Swim England website.
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