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We offer swimming lessons for all abilities on Saturday mornings and Sunday afternoons, please contact us for further information and availability.
Since its conception in January 2006 'Wards Swim School' continues to grow. We now enter into the 'tenth phase' of lessons for children starting on Sunday 10th January 2010. We have been encouraged by all the positive comments received from our parents. The swimming ability of all the children has improved immensely and is clear to see.
We will continue to try and give the 'best' swimming lessons that we can for all our clients.
We have the use of Coopers Coborn School Pool for two and a half hours on Sunday afternoons. We therefore have a number of available lesson times open to you. Please check our Lessons page for further information. Please note that we do take bookings 'mid term' depending on availability.
Should you wish to book with the "premier" children's swim school in the London Borough of Havering, do not hesitate in contacting us by e-mail to learn2swim@wardsswimschool.co.uk or visit our Contact page where you will find various phone details where we will be happy to assist you further.
We will take bookings 'mid term' (the fees will be reduced pro -rata) so please contact us early to avoid disappointment in order that we can secure your child's place.
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Special thanks for the continued support of Havering Residents Association, especially Cllr. Clarence Barrett and editor of The Bulletin, Mr. Ron Ower, who have been instrumental in our success. Havering Residents Association
If any of our readers are interested in self defence classes to keep them safe we can recommend The Defence School run by Mr Paul Burt. Paul's philosophy and intention; 'Our aim at The Defence School is quite simple – helping you to stay safe, giving you the freedom to enjoy life'. Wards Swim School can reference Paul and should you wish to discuss any aspects to his classes call him to discuss your needs.
This is why we are in business! BBC NEWS pupils 'do not learn to swim'
Tens of thousands of 11-year-olds leave primary school each year unable to manage at least the 25 metres required by the national curriculum, according to a poll by The Times Educational Supplement. British World Championship silver medallist Mark Foster said: "There is no future for British swimming unless we get children swimming.
"People spend their holidays by the sea. How can parents relax if their children cannot swim?" Each year about 50 children under the age of 16 drown - the third most common cause of accidental death among youngsters.
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