Wearing Goggles
SADSC Chair • August 21, 2019
Lets talk goggles
It is imperative that children who wear goggles come with appropriate goggles for their lesson and also know how to adjust them independently. It is also important that your children know how to swim without wearing goggles, so they don’t panic if they were to fall into water unexpectedly out of the controlled pool environment.
Obviously, the teachers will always help the swimmers out if they are having trouble with a particular pair of goggles, but it is important your child knows how to deal with these issues themselves.
We would ask all children and parents to read the Swim England post about this topic.
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We cordially invite everyone to our awards evening on Saturday 28th March at ‘The Crossing’ community centre, in Stone. The event is an annual social and fundraising evening where we present our club trophies to various members. This year will be slightly different (you’re probably getting used to things being slightly different by now), in that we will have some categories to present that are not our usual ‘gala’ trophies. This is to make the awards more inclusive to the club as a whole. For those that have not been to the awards event before, this is a great, fun evening, with food and music which we hope everyone will come along and support. Tickets are priced at: • Adults, £5 • Children, £4 • Family Ticket (2 Adults and 3 Children) £20
