The safety of your children is paramount with Swim:ED. Beyond the qualifications of our instructors and lifeguards, we also adhere to vigorous safety measures. This includes our high-quality and secure temporary modular structure, detailed risk assessments and comprehensive Pool Safety Operating Procedure (PSOP) documentation.

Delivered by our qualified team and aligned to the national curriculum expectations, the Swim:ED curriculum caters for children in Key Stage 1 and 2. From initial assessment to stroke technique, lessons focus on progression, supporting every child to swim 25 metres unaided, mastering multiple strokes, and performing safe self-rescue.

Swim:ED is designed to seamlessly integrate with your primary school’s daily routine. Classes take part every day over a minimum of a 3-week programme. Schools can opt for delivery models spanning from 3 to 7 weeks, and top-up lessons are available for children needing extra support.

Each Swim:ED lesson is planned to fulfil national curriculum requirements. Engaging 30-45 minute sessions include warm-ups, targeted skill training, essential water safety activities and fun games with cool-down activities. This is delivered in small, focused groups of 10-12 children to ensure personalised attention.

We streamline your school’s swimming administrative process with the Swim:ED digital toolkit, which includes everything from essential health and safety documentation to parental engagement support, templates, resources and more.

Swim:ED clubs are available during lunchtime or after school to supplement the learning experience. Our team delivers sessions that allow a small group to learn, have fun and improve their swimming skills and water confidence. Parents or school budgets, such as your PE and Sport Premium or Pupil Premium funding can fund them.