Year 5 Maple - Swimming Lessons spring 2024 - Information, Consent and Swimming Ability
Dear Parents

By the time a child is ready to leave primary school they should be able to swim, know how to get out of trouble if they fall into the water, know the dangers of water and understand how to stay safe when playing in and around it.  

The reasons we believe School Swimming to be so important include:

It teaches pupils how to safely have fun in the water with family and friends,
Water safety is an essential life-saving skill,
Swimming provides numerous physical and mental health benefits throughout a pupil’s life,
Knowing how to swim confidently provides access to many other water-related activities and careers,
Learning about water safety in different water environments and situations is vital to staying safe in and around water.

Please complete this form or the paper version and return to the office by Friday 15th December 2023.

Many thanks 

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First name of child *
Surname of child *
My child is currently having swimming lessons *
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My child has previously had swimming lessons *
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My child swims regularly *
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Swimming Ability -  please provide details about how far your son/ daughter can currently swim (in metres). If they have lessons, please let us know which stage they are currently swim at? *
Please indicate if your child is a non-swimmer or lacks confidence in the water
I give consent for my child to wear swimming goggles - by giving consent you are agreeing to the terms stated in the swimming letter
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If any medical conditions have changed or should be noted please indicate here
I give my permission for above named child to attend the swimming sessions at Chiltern Lifestyle Centre during the Spring Term. I am aware that a donation is requested that can be paid via ParentMail.

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