British Swim School

Swim lessons at British Swim School are a splashing good time!

Happy Holidays to all, and to all a good night!

#NationalFamilyDay puts the spotlight on the people that make our lives meaningful. For us, that’s each and every one of our swim families! Thank you for your dedication, perseverance and positive energy at every lesson!

We hope that our coverage of National Safety Month has helped to bring awareness and education to safety measures that can protect children from preventable injuries. To continue learning, visit SafeKids.org/SafetyTips! In an effort to help you find the information you need, Safe Kids Worldwide has organized their information in a variety of helpful ways, from age to risk area and more! Hit share to help us spread the word to as many parents as possible!

What do our parents think? Hear from Sarah about her experience with British Swim School!

Many tragedies happen in driveways or parking lots, and many of these preventable injuries occur when drivers are unaware of children near vehicles. With a little information and a few simple steps, you can keep you children safe in and around cars! 1.) Before you get in the car, take a few seconds to walk all the way around your parked car to check for children. 2.) Accompany young children when they get in and out of a vehicle!... 3.) Hold the hands of children while walking near moving vehicles, in driveways or parking lots.

Happy Holidays to all, and to all a good night!

To ensure the safety of our students, families, and employees regarding the COVID-19 virus, we are now closed through March 27th at LA Fitness in King of Prussia. We will notify everyone right away if anything changes. Thank you for your understanding during this difficult time!

#NationalFamilyDay puts the spotlight on the people that make our lives meaningful. For us, that’s each and every one of our swim families! Thank you for your dedication, perseverance and positive energy at every lesson!

Summer is in full swing, meaning smooth sandy beaches and splashing in the waves! Review these tips from the American Red Cross before taking your next family getaway to learn how to swim safely in the ocean and other large bodies of water! Beach safety tips >> https://rdcrss.org/2SySygf

We hope that our coverage of National Safety Month has helped to bring awareness and education to safety measures that can protect children from preventable injuries. To continue learning, visit SafeKids.org/SafetyTips! In an effort to help you find the information you need, Safe Kids Worldwide has organized their information in a variety of helpful ways, from age to risk area and more! Hit share to help us spread the word to as many parents as possible!

What do our parents think? Hear from Sarah about her experience with British Swim School!

Many tragedies happen in driveways or parking lots, and many of these preventable injuries occur when drivers are unaware of children near vehicles. With a little information and a few simple steps, you can keep you children safe in and around cars! 1.) Before you get in the car, take a few seconds to walk all the way around your parked car to check for children. 2.) Accompany young children when they get in and out of a vehicle!... 3.) Hold the hands of children while walking near moving vehicles, in driveways or parking lots.

British Swim School is excited to announce our corporate partnership with the US Swim School Association (USSSA)! As members, our entire team will receive industry leading benefits, including the latest training in water safety, swim instruction methods and tools, and many other benefits that help support our mission of drowning prevention. In partnership with USSSA and their caring community of like-minded members, we can better protect every life from drowning and near drowning incidents!

Children are safer when they master swimming skills at an early age. Experts agree, your child should begin learning to swim at the earliest age possible. At British Swim School, we give children the opportunity to start swimming as early as 3 months old! Don't delay, learning to swim at a young age can lead to a lifetime of fun and safety around the water!

What do our parents think? Hear from Krista about her experience with British Swim School!

Where does a mermaid sleep? A waterbed! To all of our loving swim dads, may your Father's Day be better than your "Dad" jokes. Happy Father’s Day!

From the moment they learn to crawl, children are constantly on the move! Small bumps will happen but unintentional falls from activities such as climbing on furniture, playing near an unsecured window, or falling down stairs are the most common non-fatal injuries for children. A few simple safety measures can help prevent serious injury! 1.) To protect your child, properly install window guards to prevent unintentional window falls. 2.) Keep children strapped in when using h...ighchairs and place baby carriers on the floor, not on top of a table or other furniture. 3.) Use approved safety gates at the tops and bottoms of stairs and attach them to the wall, if possible!

As a parent or caregiver, you can prevent accidents before they happen! Learn CPR, have emergency numbers handy, and review water safety tips to make sure that water activities are fun and safe for all. Watch this short video to learn more about water safety for your child: https://bit.ly/2yQbotS

In their first few years, children explore their surroundings through their senses seeing, touching, hearing, smelling, and tasting. As a result, babies and young children are drawn to putting things in their mouths from car keys to small toys, and more! This is why it’s important to follow safety measures to prevent children from being harmed as a result of their compulsion to drool, chew, and suck on everything. 1.) Cut food for toddlers into tiny pieces and do not serv...e children under five years of age small, round, or hard foods. Be cautious during mealtime almost 60 percent of non-fatal choking incidents are food-related! 2.) When purchasing a toy, consider your child’s age and take a second to review the warning labels. 3.) After bringing home a new toy, always check for small parts or choking hazards!

While playgrounds offer fresh air, friends, and fun, without proper supervision accidents can occur. Consider these safety measures to keep children safe! 1.) Keep your eyes on children no matter their age while visiting the playground. Young children may not expect dangerous situations and older children can have a tendency to push their limits, so it’s important for a parent or guardian to keep them in check. 2.) Consider playgrounds with shock absorbent surfaces, such ...as rubber, sand, or mulch. Falling is the most common playground injury, and these softer surfaces will be more cushioned than asphalt and other hard surfaces. 3.) Dress appropriately for the playground by avoiding clothing with drawstrings that can get caught on equipment.