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Overview
The Swimming Performance Scheme is based on the FUNdamental phase of Long Term Athlete Development and Amateur Swimming Association National Teaching Plan.
With the emphasis on building confidence and enjoyment, children learn the fundamental skills for water safety and for developing a wide range of aquatic skills alongside the four main swimming strokes.
Each child is placed in an appropriate level according to experience and ability, and will progress at his or her own rate.
To view the SPS Aims & Objectives 09-10 of the different stages and levels click on the document. [PDF].
For term dates during 2009-10 click on Term Dates 2009-10
For available classes see:
Timetable of Classes Summer Term 2010
The Summer Term starts the week of 12 April, ending the week of 21 June 2010, missing out Friday 7 May and Sunday 9 May (due to the Ulster Age Group Championships, which take place in LVLP).
Booking forms for existing pupils were distributed at the end of each session during the week of 1 March. To ensure you receive a form, please click and print SPS EXISTING PUPILS ONLY Booking Form Summer Term 10. Please note, this is not for new pupils.
For inquiries and to place a child on the waiting list, contact Hilary Idzikowska on telephone 028 9269 2991 or e-mail on hilaryidzi@btopenworld.com
CANCELLATION OF CLASSES DURING THE SPRING TERM 2010
Due to special events the following classes are cancelled -
Sunday 24 January: Main Pool 1 – 2pm Diving Pool 12 – 2pm
Sunday 14 February: Main Pool 1 – 2pm Diving Pool not affected
Sunday 7 March: Main Pool 1 – 2pm Diving Pool not affected
Due to maintenance, classes have been cancelled the following dates -
Monday 22 – Friday 26 February (inclusive)
Due to special events the following classes have been rearranged-
Sunday 7 February: Diving Pool lessons will run 2 – 4pm
We very much regret the changes to the programme and for any inconvenience caused. The accounts of the pupils affected by cancellations have been credited and the amount deducted off next term’s fees (or refunded on request).
