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At Duck N' Dive, we believe swimming is an essential life skill that should be accessible to everyone. Our SEN (Special Educational Needs) and Disability Swimming Lessons are tailored to meet the unique needs of each swimmer, ensuring a safe, enjoyable, and inclusive experience.
Our dedicated SEN and Disability Lead swimming coaches work closely with parents and swimmers to understand individual needs, challenges, and preferences. This personalised approach allows us to adapt each stroke, lesson, and technique, ensuring swimming is both accessible and enjoyable for all.
Jaxson is 5 years old. He's an incredibly happy, cheeky and stubborn little boy who lives with Down Syndrome, this means that he has an extra copy of the 21st chromosome. This brings its own challenges for Jaxson and he has always struggled with his mobility and communication, made even more difficult by living in a society which isn't set up for inclusion. Swimming gives him an amazing sense of freedom when he's in the pool and helps build up his core strength, as well as his confidence. Jaxson learns in a different way to most kids and Lucy has been brilliant at adapting the way she teaches to support him and ensuring that he's included and seen as the brilliant individual he is.
We focus on creating a supportive swim school environment where swimmers can build trust and strong connections with our instructors. This helps them feel comfortable and confident in the water. Through engaging lessons, we teach the fundamentals of swimming, helping every child reach their full potential.
We are dedicated to making swimming a positive experience for children of all abilities, fostering independence and confidence along the way.
Enrol your child in our SEN & Disability Swimming Lessons in Telford and start their swimming journey in a supportive, inclusive environment. For more information about joining our local swim school, get in touch to start your swim journey.
Meet Isaac, our extraordinary swimmer who radiates joy and determination in every session. Isaac, who has cerebral palsy and special educational needs (SEN), epitomizes resilience and enthusiasm as he takes the plunge into the water. His infectious spirit and steadfast dedication inspire both his peers and instructors. In our inclusive environment, Isaac flourishes, benefiting from tailored approaches and abundant encouragement. His progress stands as a testament to the transformative power of inclusion in nurturing confidence and accomplishment. We are privileged to count Isaac among our swimming community, where each stroke symbolises not only a journey in the pool but also a triumph of spirit and inclusion.
