Swimkidz Central South East

🏊‍♀️ The pool is opened again and ready to welcome you all back on Tuesday! 🏊‍♀️

☀️ We hope you have had a lovely summer and can’t wait to welcome you all next week.

🚘 Parking instructions are being sent out this week.

Can’t wait to see you all again and get some cuddles 💙

💙 🏊‍♀️Bookings open for Autumn term 🏊‍♀️💙

We still have a few remaining spaces for September start.

📍 lessons in Haslemere
🔥 Lovely warm 32.5 degree pool
🤫 Private pool with small classes
👶 Newborn- child classes
🖊️ Qualified friendly teachers
☑️ Structured lessons

Email [email protected] to book now

💙 🏊‍♀️Bookings open for Autumn term 🏊‍♀️💙

Thank you for your patience this summer but I’m back in the office (well behind the laptop with my foot elevated)

We still have a few remaining spaces for September start.

📍 lessons in Haslemere
🔥 Lovely warm 32.5 degree pool
🤫 Private pool with small classes
👶 Newborn- child classes
🖊️ Qualified friendly teachers
☑️ Structured lessons

Email [email protected] to book now

☀️ 🏖️ Summers here 🏖️☀️

We’re finished for another term, have a fabulous summer holidays everyone. Can’t wait to see you in September again!

Although our pools shut we’re still in the office finishing rebooking and dealing with enquiries.

See you soon 🧡

⚠️ Weather warning ⚠️

With the extreme heat coming this week can I remind everyone to arrive no earlier than 10 minutes before their lesson.
As you know pool side gets extremely hot so minimising your time pool side will help keep everyone cool.

Please also bring water (no squash) to drink as needed.

Parents whose children enter the water without them please feel free to sit outside this week. We’re very lucky we have a glass front building so you can still watch from afar in the shade.

Stay safe everyone 🧡 🏊‍♀️

🌊 What Does “Child-Led” Mean in Swimming Lessons? 🌊

Swimkidz is proud to be a swim school that believes in child led learning… BUT, what does this mean?

Child-led doesn’t mean children do whatever they want in the lesson. Instead, it means recognising that every child develops at their own pace and supporting them on that journey with patience, guidance and encouragement.

At Swimkidz, we have clear lesson objectives and skills we work towards, but we understand that children reach those milestones at different times. Some may be ready to try a new skill straight away, while others need a little more time, confidence or practice first.

Being child-led means:
💙 Respecting each child’s individual development
💙 Building confidence through positive experiences
💙 Following their cues and emotional readiness
💙 Providing support and gentle encouragement
💙 Celebrating progress, no matter how big or small

Our role as teachers is to guide, nurture and challenge children appropriately, helping them develop skills safely and confidently without pressure.

Because the strongest swimmers aren’t rushed — they’re supported to grow, learn and succeed in their own time. 🦈✨

Start your Swimkidz journey today!
www.swimkidz.co.uk

‼️ Half Term! ‼️

No swimming this week for half term. We will still be in the office dealing with enquiries and questions so please do get in touch if you need us.

🌊💙 Learn to Swim Week – Day 7: Open Water Swimming 💙🌊

Swimming outdoors can be an amazing experience but open water is very different from the swimming pool 🏊‍♀️🌊

From changing weather conditions to currents, cold water, and visibility, it’s so important to be prepared before entering the water.

Remember to:
🏖️ Know your beach and water safety flags
🌦️ Check weather and water conditions
📍 Tell someone where you’re going and when you’ll be back
🦺 Wear bright colours and take something buoyant with you
📞 In an emergency, call 999 never put yourself at risk by entering the water

At Swimkidz, we believe water safety education is just as important as learning to swim. Confidence in the water starts with understanding how to stay safe in different environments 💙

🌊💙 Learn to Swim Week – Day 6: First Aid Myth Busting 💙🌊

There’s a lot of first aid advice out there… but not all of it is correct 👀

From nosebleeds to burns, water incidents to suspected spinal injuries, knowing the right thing to do in an emergency can make a huge difference. That’s why learning basic first aid and water safety knowledge is so important for parents, carers, and swimmers alike.

Today we’re busting some common myths and sharing safer, up-to-date advice to help keep everyone safer in and out the water 🩹🫧

Because water confidence isn’t just about swimming, it’s also about knowing how to respond in an emergency 💙