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EST 1983
Swadlincote Swimming Club was established in 1983, and is a competitive swimming club making use of pools at Greenbank Leisure Centre and Repton School for training and galas. The club is an affiliated Swim England Club. We currently participate in a number of leagues throughout the year along with many ‘friendly’ galas for those swimmers who turn 9 in the year of competition, and all ages upwards.
OUR AIM
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The aim of Swadlincote Swimming Club is to provide the young people in surrounding areas with an Swim England registered competitive swimming club, and promote the sport of swimming in an excellent environment. Club members are given the opportunity to pursue their goals in the sport of swimming to a level which they aspire, and are capable of achieving. Along with mastering stroke and race techniques and achieving physical fitness, our swimmers will gain confidence, sportsmanship, discipline. They will also learn the value of teamwork and how to cope with success and failure.
JOIN THE CLUB
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We always welcome new swimmers to the club, if you are interested in joining the club we offer regular trial sessions at Greenbank that you can register interest in using the Enquiry Button below. One of our members will be in touch with you to discuss the next trial evening and book you in!
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David Pycroft
Head Coach
In his role as Head Coach, David bears the overarching responsibility for ensuring the Club sustains a competitive cohort of swimmers capable of representing the Club in competitions, while also fostering an enjoyable environment. Collaborating with assistant Head Coaches, David meticulously assesses each swimmer's potential and skills to devise tailored plans aimed at optimising their performance during crucial competitions.
Grace Errington
Assistant Head Coach
Grace has specific responsibilities for our developing swimmers in Junior Dolphins and Main Pool. Grace also mirrors the responsibilities of the Head Coach, David, but with a specific view to improving the techniques and endurance of our younger swimmers.
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Liz Tyers
Welfare Officer
Liz ensures all our activities always look to be as safe as possible for the children, and to apply all the generally accepted practices that surround children and Health & Safety. The Safeguarding/Welfare Officer pulls together all these issues and
ensures that the Club stays within these rules and that children and vulnerable adults remain safe in our care.
For all welfare enquiries please contact