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| Swimming classes, swimming lessons, swimming clubs and swim schools for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and children of all ages and abilities. Parent and baby sessions, Beginners, improvers, advanced and squad lessons in West Sussex and East Sussex. Competition training and squad training for professional swimming. Special needs swim teachers for children who have Autism, Muscular Dystrophy, Attention Deficit Disorder, Dysphasia, Dyspraxia and Cerebral Palsy. |
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| The Little Swim School | Brighton & Hove and Lewes - East Sussex Lower Beeding, Nr Horsham - West Sussex |
01273 207992 01444 474573 Website |
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We teach water safety, water confidence and swimming skills in a fun relaxing environment. Our teachers are all fully qualified ASA Teachers, hold the Teachers Rescue Certificate, are first aid trained, members of the Institute of Swimming and are police checked. We currently offer lessons in warm, private pools in Brighton & Hove and Lewes, East Sussex and Lower Beeding, West Sussex. |
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| MXT Swimming School | Swimming lessons in Chichester, Steyning and Storrington |
01903 532765 07944 237614 Email | Website |
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 MXT are the premier swimming school in the South of England, and produce confident and capable swimmers.• Baby Classes 0 -3 Years: Fun & Playful building up water confidence. • Pre-school classes 3 - 5 yrs: Informal learning and structured play • Childrens classes 5 - 12 yrs: Teaching multi-strokes with emphasis on improving breathing, stroke technique, coordination and stamina. • One to one teaching and group sessions. • Distance certificates and badges. • Personal professional training programmes for children who wish to compete in competitions and Triathlon. • MXT’s special needs teachers are skilled in teaching children to swim who have Autism, Muscular Dystrophy, Attention Deficit Disorder, Dysphasia, Dyspraxia and Cerebral Palsy. 2013 Intensive Lessons: 27th - 31st May, 22nd - 26th July, 29th July - 2nd August, 5th - 9th August |
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| Mr Peter's Swimming School |
Eastbourne and district areas, East Sussex. |
07869323107 Website |
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• Parents & babies/toddlers lessons: 30 mins. Max: 7 per group. • Swimming lessons: Time: 30 mins. Max: 4 (shallow end) or 6 (deep end) per group. • Junior squad lessons: 60 mins. Max 6 per group. • Middle squad & Squad swimming lessons: 60 mins. Max 8 per group. Our lessons are held in 3 different swimming pools: Eastbourne College, Ocklynge Primary School and St.Andrew’s School in Meads and all his teachers are fully A.S.A or STA qualified, CRB checked & hold a valid life saving qualification. |
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Swimming Classes Directory (East Sussex) |
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| Swimming classes, swimming lessons, swimming clubs and swim schools for babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and children of all ages and abilities. Parent and baby sessions, Beginners, improvers, advanced and squad lessons in West Sussex and East Sussex. Competition training and squad training for professional swimming. Special needs swim teachers for children who have Autism, Muscular Dystrophy, Attention Deficit Disorder, Dysphasia, Dyspraxia and Cerebral Palsy. |
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Aquability - Various Locations Aquababies/Aquakiddies - Various Locations Brighton Dolphin Swimming Club Brighton Swimming School Brighton Swimming Club Boby Swim School - Eastbourne Flippers & Fins - Various Locations Hailsham Swimming Club Little Dippers - Various locations in Sussex Mr Peter's Swimming school - Eastbourne Patcham Water Survival Group - Brighton Rother Swim Academy - Bexhill Swim Quick - Brighthon Swimability Swim School - Peacehaven SK Seals Swim School - Eastbourne Scuba 2000 - Uckfield Seahaven Swim and Fitness Centre - Newhaven Seans Swim School (ASA) - Bodiam Shiverers Swimming Club (SSC) - Hove Silverdale Swim Schools - Ninfield Sussex County Amateur Swimming Association - Brighton The Little Swim School - Brighton & Horsham Seriously FUN Swimming Schools - Various Locations in East and West Sussex 1066 Swimmers - Hastings WetWetWet Swim School - Brighton Water Babies Swim School various locations Useful Links |
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| LEARNING TO SWIM | |||
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Learning to swim should be a natural step in a child’s development and the key is for youngsters to learn to have fun in the pool. Most parents find structured swimming lessons (available through local swimming pools, private swim schools and sometimes local clubs) are the best way to teach specific skills and water safety. Most local pools provide lessons for young people to learn to swim and many will point children in the direction of further opportunities once they have learnt to swim. The ASA works in partnership with many pools, swim schools and clubs to make sure they are using our nationally-recognised British Gas ASA Learn to Swim Programme, the ASA Learn to Swim Framework. This is a framework the ASA has developed to take children through from their first splash to full competence in the water. The plan teaches your child using fun and games so they enjoy learning to swim! Your child will go through different classes (based around the stages in the plan) where they will learn basic skills – such as how to enter and exit the water safely – through to more advanced techniques – such as how breathe in the water and perform different strokes. Your child can be rewarded for their achievement at each stage with the Kellogg's ASA Learn to Swim Framework Awards. They can buy certificates and badges to track their progress and motivate them onto the next level. Family Swimming Don’t underestimate the influence you, as a parent, carer or grandparent, can have on good swimming habits. Our experience says that many families enjoy having a regular pool play date. Don’t worry too much about what to do with your kids when you take them swimming yourself – as long as they are safe and having fun their water confidence will increase and you can leave the stroke technique to the more structured lessons.You might, however, like to try some games that have been especially developed to give you some structure to your swimming sessions. Learning at school All children should access swimming lessons through school because swimming and water safety is compulsory as part of the National Curriculum. Lessons take place during primary school with the aim that by the age of 11 children should be able to swim unaided for at least 25m. |
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