Scottish Swimming are shocked to read that 4 swimming pools are being considered for closure within North Lanarkshire according to the latest North Lanarkshire Council Report. Kilsyth Swimming Pool, Sir Matt Busby Sports Centre, John Smith Pool and Shotts Leisure Centre are all included within the ‘in scope’ community facilities which could face closure over… Continue reading Statement in relation to North Lanarkshire Council Report
Month: September 2023
Fife leisure trust crowned at national awards
Fife Sport and Leisure Trust was crowned as the Scottish Water Learn to Swim Provider of the Year at the annual Scottish Swimming awards night, recognising the trust as a high-quality lesson programme in Scotland with over 8,100 participants weekly. The Scottish Water-sponsored award was presented to the trust for its efforts in expanding teaching… Continue reading Fife leisure trust crowned at national awards
Scottish Swimming community enjoy a night of celebration
It was a glittering showcase of all things aquatics in Scotland last night, as Scottish Swimming hosted their annual awards evening, which took place at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Glasgow. Hosted by radio and television presenter, Arlene Stuart, over 260 guests reflected on the fantastic achievements of our athletes and coaches, as well as… Continue reading Scottish Swimming community enjoy a night of celebration
Guidance Information and Competition Policy for Transgender and Non-Binary individuals in Aquatics
We have reached the point where we are happy to share our Participation and Training guidance, and our Competition Policy for Transgender and Non-Binary individuals. With Scottish Swimming’s vision being: ‘everyone can swim’, we are committed to creating a positive and inclusive environment where participation and fair competition is available to all. The guidance document… Continue reading Guidance Information and Competition Policy for Transgender and Non-Binary individuals in Aquatics
Youngster with cerebral palsy makes waves
A boy with cerebral palsy has defied the odds and learning to swim a year after life-changing spinal surgery. Seven-year-old Harry Findlater, from Montrose, Angus, is making waves by using swimming to recover from his treatment. He’s been attending Learn to Swim lessons at ANGUSalive’s Montrose pool since he was five – and has thrived… Continue reading Youngster with cerebral palsy makes waves
Duncan Scott dives in to Learn to Swim success
YOUNG swimmers in East Dunbartonshire have taken part in a once-in-a-lifetime swim class with Olympic, World and Commonwealth Champion, Duncan Scott, to mark Learn to Swim Month. Duncan made a splash at East Dunbartonshire Leisure and Culture (EDLC) Trust’s Leisuredrome in Bishopbriggs to celebrate EDLC being recognised as the latest leisure trust to deliver the… Continue reading Duncan Scott dives in to Learn to Swim success
Youngsters across Scotland celebrate Learn to Swim Month
The national Learn to Swim framework is being celebrated throughout September with local authorities, leisure trusts, and aquatic providers across Scotland coordinating month-long festivities centred around swimming to inspire people of all ages and abilities to become safe and confident swimmers. The celebrations will see hundreds of youngsters participant in swimming lessons throughout the month. The… Continue reading Youngsters across Scotland celebrate Learn to Swim Month