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Wizzo - Coming Soon to a Venue Near you

Jasmine was over the moon (as you can see) to be the first to have her picture taken with Wizzo.

Wizzo (or rather his cardboard cutout look-alike) will be making an appearance at your swimming pool this term.

Take a great pic with Wizzo, post it on our Facebook Page and you'll be entered into a draw to win a FREE holiday swimming course. 

European Swimming Championships

British swimmers brought home 18 medals from the 2010 European Championships, their best-ever European result, despite travelling to Hungary underprepared and unrested. Great britain's swimming team is focused on the Commonwealth Games in Delhi due to be held in October, where members of the team will compete for their respective home nations against the might of the Australian team among others.

	Fran Halsall, Jo Jackson, Amy Smith And Jessica Sylvester (Silver)Women's 4X100M Freestyle Relay
	Hannah Miley (Gold) Women's 400M Individual Medley
	Liam Tancock (Bronze) Men's 100M Backstroke
	Lizzie Simmonds (Gold) And Gemma Spofforth (Silver) Women's 200M Backstroke
	Fran Halsall (Gold) Women's 100M Freestyle
	Joe Roebuck (Bronze) Men's 200M Individual Medley
	Hannah Miley (Bronze) Women's 200M Individual Medley
	Gemma Spofforth (Gold) And Lizzie Simmonds (Silver) Women's 100M Backstroke
	Liam Tancock (Silver) Men's 50M Backstroke
	Rebecca Adlington, Jazmin Carlin, Jo Jackson & Hannah Miley (Bronze) Women's 4X200M Freestyle Relay
	Fran Halsall (Silver) Women's 100M Butterfly
	Fran Halsall (Bronze) Women's 50M Freestyle
	Kate Haywood (Silver) Women's 50M Breaststroke
	Ellen Gandy (Bronze) Women's 200M Butterfly
	Rebecca Adlington (Gold) Women's 400M Freestyle
	Fran Halsall, Kate Haywood, Amy Smith & Gemma Spofforth (Gold) Women's 4X100M Medley Relay

Learn the Water Safety Code

The Water Safety Code

1. Spot the dangers
Be on the look out for potential hazards when you are around water.

2. Take safety advice
Pay attention to any signs or flags which are designed to help keep you safe.

3. Never swim alone
Always take someone with you when you go swimming, even if you are a competent swimmer.

4. Learn how to help
Call the emergency services or notify a lifeguard, never enter the water to rescue anyone.

2010 What's On Winners!

Seriously FUN have have been voted Best Local Activity for children aged 5 to 12 in the What's On Awards 2010.

Many thanks to all of our amazing customers and friends who voted for us!

The award is open to all kids activities and Seriously FUN Swimming Schools fought off serious competition to be crowned best of the best for 2010.

Seriously FUN's award winning learn to swim programme is special because it offers continuous development from babies aged 4 months to children aged 16.

Our Baby Swimming lessons cater for little ones aged 4 months to 3 years, Kids Swimming lessons for 3 to 12 years and then graduation to the Seriously FUN Academy Swim Club for serious swimmers aged 12 and over.