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10/06/2026

Hello my lovelies

Just to let all swimmers know that you won’t see the Aquatherapy truck for a few days but I will be there for all your classes.

See you soon
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08/06/2026

Hello my lovelies

Well what a busy time, everyone getting ready for the summer and with those moving up from Beginners to Improver classes I now have some availability for Aquakids Beginners Parent & Child 3-7 yrs (I do take slightly older children in these classes if required)

The Saturday classes for next term starts 20/6 - 1/8, time slots below..

11.45am, 12.45pm, 1.45pm

For full details on these course please see the website www.aquatherapy.org.uk

For ALL enquiries and for booking details please contact me on 07949729384

Get ready for summer with a whole lot of fun and a big splash 💦

03/06/2026

Hello my Lovelies

The Summer Intensive course dates are here..

Aquakids Beginners Parent & Child

Monday 27/7 - Friday 31/7
from 9am - 9.30am

Monday 24/8 - Friday 28/8
from 9.am - 9.30am

Aquakids Improvers
Monday 27/7 - Friday 31/7
9.30am - 10am

Monday 24/8 - Friday 28/8
9.30am - 10am

For full details on these courses please see the website www.aquatherapy.org.uk

For ALL enquiries and for booking details please contact me on 07949729384

Places are limited and go fast so book early to save disappointment.

Happy Holidays 😎

I teach all ages from a few weeks old, upwards, and any ability or disability. Aquatherapy is here for your whole family, and their Aquatic needs.

01/06/2026

29/05/2026

Hello my lovelies

The Summer Intensive course dates for July and August will be out within the next week, when I will be taking bookings.

This will be for Beginners & Improver classes, so please keep an eye on this page and the website www.aquatherapy.org.uk as places go fast.

Many thanks

I teach all ages from a few weeks old, upwards, and any ability or disability. Aquatherapy is here for your whole family, and their Aquatic needs.

29/05/2026

Air temp isn’t water temp. Stay safe.

Entering cold water makes you GASP.
Cold water increases your breathing and heart rate, causing PANIC.
Your muscles will get too cold, making you uncoordinated and WEAK.

RLSS UK’s advice is:
• Choose lifeguarded spots
• Never swim alone
• Wear bright colours
• Enter the water slowly
• Get out before you get cold

If you get into trouble, Find Your Float.

It may feel warm outside, but the water isn’t.
Share this vital water safety advice to help keep others safe.

23/05/2026

We’ve teamed up with Met Office to help you get for summer.

Many parts of the nation are set to enjoy warm and sunny weather this weekend and over the next week. As many of us spend more time with family outdoors, whether that’s for a run, a waterside walk or an open water swim, it’s important to stay safe.

Before you go, take a few minutes to refresh your water safety knowledge. It could make all the difference in an emergency.

Read more about the Water Safety Code:
www.rlss.org.uk/water-safety-advice

23/05/2026

22/05/2026

With warm weather forecast this weekend and into next week, more of us will enjoy spending time in, on, or around water, so it’s important to stay safe.

Almost half (47%) of UK accidental drownings happen between May and August, with higher risks during warmer weather.

Keep yourself and your family safe:
• Check for hazards, including depth, currents, tides, and hidden underwater objects.
• Stay together and swim in lifeguarded areas.

In an emergency:
• Call 999 immediately
• If you fall in or become tired, stay calm, float on your back, and call for help

Take a few minutes to read our essential water safety advice:
👉 www.rlss.org.uk/water-safety-advice

21/05/2026

Did you know? 🌊
Drowning is the #1 cause of death for children ages 1–4 — surpassing car accidents, falls, and everything else.
Not something that happens "somewhere else." It happens in backyards, community pools, and bathtubs. The scariest part? It's almost always silent. No splashing. No screaming. Just seconds.

But here's what gives us hope: it's preventable. Education saves lives — and it starts with knowing the risk.