Blue Tang Swimming

22/06/2026

Reduced rate fill ins/ taster sessions available this week:

Today 3.45pm
Wednesday 4.45pm

[email protected]
07925 122092

22/06/2026

With Met Office amber warnings for extreme heat in place for the coming days, it's vital you and your family know how to stay safe in, on, and around water.

If you fall into water or become tired — stay calm and float. 💧

Float to Live:
• Tilt your head back and keep your ears in the water
• Relax and focus on controlling your breathing
• Spread your arms and legs to stay stable
• Gently move your hands if needed
• Once calm, signal for help or swim to safety

If you see someone else in trouble, throw them something that floats.

Learn and share the Water Safety Code: www.rlss.org.uk/water-safety-code

17/06/2026

16/06/2026

15/06/2026

Could all swimmers in stages 4 and above bring pyjamas or shorts & t shirt that they are happy to wear in the water over their swimwear to their lesson this week. As part of drowning prevention week we will be revisiting water safety in lessons.

15/06/2026

If you get into trouble in the water, remember:

Float to Live. 💙

If you fall in or become tired, stay calm, float on your back, and call for help. If someone else is in trouble, throw them something that floats.

How to float:
• Tilt your head back to keep your airway clear
• Keep your ears submerged in the water
• Relax and focus on your breathing
• Spread your arms and legs to stay balanced
• Gently move your hands and feet if needed

Learn more about floating in our Water Safety Code: www.rlss.org.uk/water-safety-code

RNLI has great Float to Live advice on their pages.