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Updated statement on Open Water Swimming and Guidance Document
Two weeks ago we issued a statement on outdoor swimming, which was made in response to the Scottish Government’s announcement around entering the first phase of a route map out of lockdown. Scottish Swimming’s position on open water swimming has not changed and we continue to work closely with the Royal Life Saving Society (RLSS),… Continue reading Updated statement on Open Water Swimming and Guidance Document
Racing considerations
British Swimming Championships return to London
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Invitation to Tender: Coaching Qualifications
Invitation to Tender – Coaching Qualifications  Coaching is central to developing, sustaining and increasing participation in aquatic activities. It drives better performances and increased success across sport as well as supporting key social and economic objectives throughout Scotland. At all levels of Scottish Swimming, coaches guide improvements in a range of areas (technical, tactical,… Continue reading Invitation to Tender: Coaching Qualifications
#ValueOurSport
The First Minister has today announced that 11 Local Authority areas are to be moved into Tier 4 of the COVID protection levels from 6pm on Friday night. This means that all non-essential shops, as well as pubs and restaurants, libraries, hairdressers, gyms and swimming pools will close for three weeks in the following areas:… Continue reading #ValueOurSport
Emergency funding package needed to save leisure industry
Five months in lockdown is unimaginable yet here we are, and the impact of COVID-19 continues to hit hard with the long term future of swimming pools and leisure facilities now hanging in the balance with almost half of all UK public leisure facilities (48 per cent) at risk of permanent closure by the end… Continue reading Emergency funding package needed to save leisure industry
Women in Sport: Caitlin McClatchey
Launched in June 2015, Women’s Sport Week featured original and curated content across local and national media, supported by Government and the wider sport industry, as the nation looked ahead to an exciting summer for women’s sport. Women’s Sport Week was designed and launched to celebrate, raise awareness and increase the profile of women’s sport across… Continue reading Women in Sport: Caitlin McClatchey
Scottish Swimming Holding Statement
With the second wave of COVID-19 beginning to take its toll, the First Minister’s outlined the new tier system which will come into place from 6am on Monday 2nd November. Scottish Swimming can provide the following information: Tiers/Local Authority Areas: Level 1 – Highland, Moray, Orkney, Shetland, Western Isles. Level 2 – Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Angus, Argyll &… Continue reading Scottish Swimming Holding Statement
Women in Sport Week: Toni Shaw
Toni Shaw