Ware SC

10/09/2026

🏊‍♂️📚 BACK TO SCHOOL… BACK TO SWIMMING! 🌊💙

A new school term means new goals, new skills and new confidence in the water! ⭐

Whether your child is taking their first splash in Stage 1 or working towards becoming a confident swimmer in Stage 10, there’s never been a better time to get back in the pool.

At Ware to Swim, we’re all about more than just swimming. We help children:

💙 Build confidence
🏊 Develop strong swimming skills
⭐ Progress at their own pace
🛟 Learn vital water safety skills
😊 Have fun and create positive experiences in the water

And it’s not just for children! Adult lessons are available too — because it’s never too late to learn, improve and feel more confident in the water.

📍 Chauncy School Pool, Ware
📅 Lessons available Monday–Thursday & Saturday mornings
🏊 Stages 1–10
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Adult lessons available

🎯 New term. New skills. More confidence.

If you’re looking for a friendly, supportive local swim school, come and make waves with us! 🌊

📩 [email protected]
🌐 www.waretoswim.co.uk⁠

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21/08/2026

🚨🌊 OUR FINAL SUMMER CRASH COURSE IS HERE! 🌊🚨

If you’ve been thinking about getting your child booked onto one of our Summer Crash Courses… THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! 👀💙

📅 24th–28th August
🏊 5 x 30-minute lessons — Monday to Friday
📍 Ware to Swim – Chauncy School Pool

And if our summer courses so far are anything to go by… you do NOT want to miss this one! 🔥

We’ve already seen some incredible progress from our swimmers this summer — children building confidence, developing their technique, smashing personal goals and, for some, even moving up a stage! 🏆👏

💦 STAGES 1 & 2 — 9:00am
Build water confidence, essential skills and strong foundations.

💦 STAGES 3 & 4 — 9:30am
Develop technique, stroke skills and swimming confidence.

💦 STAGES 5+ — 9:30am
Challenge advanced skills, improve technique and take their swimming to the next level.

💷 £50 per course for non-members
💙 £35 for current Ware to Swim members

Whether your child is just starting their swimming journey or is looking to push their skills further, our intensive week is designed to give them focused teaching, plenty of encouragement and the chance to make real progress. 🌊📈

⏰ SPACES ARE LIMITED — AND THIS IS THE FINAL WEEK!

Don’t let the summer pass without giving your child the opportunity to build confidence, improve their swimming and make waves! 💙

📩 Email: [email protected]
🌐 www.waretoswim.co.uk

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Ware to Swim — Make Waves. Learn to Swim. 🌊💙

04/08/2026

🌊 What an amazing first week of our Summer Crash Courses! 🏊‍♂️💙

We're so proud of every swimmer who joined us last week. The progress they made in just five days has been fantastic, with improved confidence, stronger technique, and, best of all... quite a few children moving up to the next stage! 🎉👏

A huge well done to all of our swimmers for their hard work and enthusiasm, and thank you to our brilliant teachers for making it such a successful week.

There's still time to join us this summer! We have limited spaces remaining for:
📅 10th–14th August
📅 24th–28th August

Our intensive crash courses are a great way to build confidence, improve technique, and accelerate swimming progress in a fun and supportive environment.

📧 Book your space: [email protected]
🌐 Visit our website for more information www.waretoswim.co.uk
Don't miss out – we'd love to see you in the pool this summer! 💦

24/06/2026

23/06/2026

Football’s coming home… make sure you do too.⚽️

Watching the match, heading out after, or celebrating in the city? Keep water safety in mind.

Stay safe this World Cup:
• Plan ahead – choose routes away from water, stick to well-lit, busy areas, and keep back from the edge (especially at night).
• Stick together and – don’t let mates walk home alone, particularly near rivers, canals, beaches, or waterfronts.
• Don’t mix alcohol and water – even strong swimmers are at risk. Alcohol impacts your ability to stay afloat and react in an emergency.

✅ Make the right call: celebrate safely.

Learn more and share to help keep your mates safe this World Cup: www.rlss.org.uk/don't-drink-and-drown-world-cup

22/06/2026

The Met Office has issued amber and red weather warnings for extreme heat over the next few days. It’s crucial you and your family know how to stay safe in, on and around water.

If you fall into water or start to feel exhausted, remember, stay calm and float.

Float to Live:
• Tilt your head back so your ears are in the water
• Relax and focus on steady breathing
• Spread your arms and legs to help you stay balanced
• Make small movements with your hands if needed
• Once you’re calm, signal and shout for help or swim to safety

If you spot someone in difficulty, don’t go in to rescue - throw them something that floats.

Always follow the Water Safety Code: Stop and think. Stay Together. Call 999. Float.

Learn it, share it, and help others stay safe in, on, and around water this summer.

👉 www.rlss.org.uk/water-safety-code

19/06/2026

Looking for a weekend activity for your family?

Download and use our free Drowning Prevention Week colouring sheets – a great way to keep kids entertained while starting important conversations about water safety.

Perfect as children head into the summer holidays, when they may be spending more time in, on, and around water such as lakes, ponds, and the beach.

Featuring 6 new designs, including scenes from docks, city parks, canals and rivers.

Download now: www.rlss.org.uk/dpw

19/06/2026

This week is Drowning Prevention Week (June 13-20).

Here are some splash parks and water sports centres to stay cool. As warm temperature continues this weekend, beware of the hidden hazards swimming in open water. This includes debris, unpredictable currents and sudden drops in depth. Also, even on the warmest days, rivers and lakes stay surprisingly cold. Why not try one of the county's many organised venues to stay cool in the water. Find out more about enjoying the water safely at: https://orlo.uk/J5z10

17/06/2026

16/06/2026

The Met Office has forecast rising temperatures this week, with parts of the UK reaching 28°C towards the weekend.

With exams finishing and the school term coming to a close, NOW is the time to talk to your teenager about water safety.

Worried they won’t listen? This guide shows you how to say it so they will.

Don’t miss the conversation that matters most.
https://rlssuk.co.uk/3SaJPDU