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Introduction to Disability Swimming
https://www.swimming.org/ios/course-information/introduction-disability-swimming/
The Introduction to Disability Swimming CPD covers best practice and how to support the inclusion of disabled people in swimming lessons and clubs.
Wavepower | Safeguarding for Swim England clubs
https://www.swimming.org/swimengland/wavepower-child-safeguarding-for-clubs/
Mar 1, 2020 ... If you have any questions regarding Wavepower, or the upcoming changes to it, please email [email protected]. Further guidance on ...
News
https://www.swimming.org/ios/news/
News and Blogs · From Consultant to Swimming Teacher; Mark took the plunge to change careers · Beyond the Pool, Alice shares her Open Water Coaching course ...
Swim England launches first technical officials survey
https://www.swimming.org/sport/technical-officials-survey/
Feb 11, 2019 ... “We want to ensure we have a motivated group of officials to facilitate the delivery of swimming events at all levels.” It will take around five ...
The Little Mermaid inspired games to use in your swimming lessons
https://www.swimming.org/learntoswim/bring-the-magic-of-disneys-the-little-mermaid-to-your-swimming-lessons/
May 30, 2023 ... To mark the nationwide release of The Little Mermaid, Swim England has created a range of games inspired by the most loved characters for ...
Courses for Officials and Volunteers
https://www.swimming.org/ios/courses-officials-volunteers/
This online learning is the first step to achieving Judge 1 status for swimming technical officiating. You must be at least 15 years of age at the start of ...
Club People | Swim England Club Support Hub
https://www.swimming.org/swimengland/club-people/
Apr 1, 2019 ... Swim England. Swim England. A nation swimming. Home · News ... Popular Content. Clubs Home · Swim England Handbook · Club Member Check · Wavepower ...
British Down Syndrome Swimming Champs marked 'moment in ...
https://www.swimming.org/sport/british-down-syndrome-championships-2022/
Dec 29, 2022 ... 'Showcasing their amazing talents'. After the competition, Tracey McCillen, CEO UK Sports Association for People with Learning Disabilities said ...