The Region wishes to support coaches to enhance their skills by supporting them financially to attend the ASCA World Coaches Clinic, in Orlando, 4th to 7th September 2024. https://www.ascaworldclinic.com/ We will support club coaches in the East Region with a grant of up to £500 each towards the cost of this, up to a maximum
The Swim England National Awards will return to the Great Hall at the University of Birmingham on Saturday 30 November 2024. The awards will celebrate the incredible spirit of aquatics by showcasing individuals, groups and organisations for their passion, dedication and outstanding commitment over the past year. In 2024 the awards will recognise the impact
As one of our members, you are invited to attend one of our Values and Vision roadshows taking place across the country in May, June and July. Meet our CEO Andy Salmon, members of the Swim England leadership team and join in with engaging activities. Your attendance is really important as it will help shape
Swim England Sport Science and Medicine Conference, 2024. Places can now be booked for the Swim England Sport Science and Medicine Conference 2024. This year’s conference will take place on Sunday 17 March at the Nottingham Eastwood Park Hotel between 9am and 4pm. Aimed at sports science and sports medicine practitioners and coaches, the conference
The East Region Diving Leadership Group (EDLG) are seeking to co-opt up to two specialist members to join the group and support the growth of Diving in the Region. We are looking for individuals who are passionate about diving and the development of the sport in the East Region, and who feel they have the
**SAVE THE DATE** Home Nations Coaching Conference 24-25 November 2023 East Midlands Swim England, Scottish Swimming and Swim Wales, supported by British Swimming, are planning to resume hosting their bi-annual coaching conference at the Leonardo Hotel (East Midland Airport) on 24-25 November. Building around a theme of ‘Developing Excellence in Coaching’, the two-day event will
The Swim England ‘Working Together’ webinar focuses on the importance of developing strong and robust working relationships with pool operators. Club volunteers will learn about the different types of pool operators and common challenges they face when aiming to deliver an inclusive and varied pool programme. The webinar includes examples of good partnership working and
The Awards recognise and celebrate the incredible spirit of our aquatic community especially evident during these challenging times. These Awards showcase individuals and groups who create and foster the community spirit of aquatics. The winners of the East Region 2023 awards are: Artistic Swimming Club of the Year – Aqualina Artistic Swimming Club Diving Club
As part of Swim England’s commitment to providing a safe environment for all members, a policy has been introduced effective from today, 1st September, to support volunteers and paid staff by giving them a clear understanding of the expectations required. When working with groups of children and young people, it’s vital to ensure there’s enough
The Swim England updated Transgender and Non-binary Competition policy comes into effect from today, 1 September 2023. The revised policy was published back in April and was introduced in a bid to create a ‘fully-inclusive, non-discriminatory competitive environment’. Please ensure your Meet Promoters have been given this information before submitting licensing applications.
Come and join our team! Here in the Swim England East Region, we are recruiting for our new employed Regional Welfare Officer. This role is home-based working 24 hours per week, with ad-hoc regional and national travel as required by the needs of the role and business. We are offering this role at Grade 7
Swim England’s ‘Don’t put a cap on swimming’ video Opportunity to feature in Swim England’s upcoming campaign video around lobbying for more financial support for pools! To potentially feature in the video, please record a video clip of an athlete, a group of athletes or a coach saying (or shouting) – ‘Don’t put a cap
