- Children under the age of 8 years must be accompanied by a responsible
adult at all times in the pool. (See below for the allowed adult to child
ratios)
- Babies are discouraged from swimming under 6 months. Babies should wear
a recognised swim nappy at all times. Always allow at least 1 hour after
eating before bathing
- The recommended ratio for children under the age of 4 years is:
1 responsible adult to 1 child
- The maximum allowed ratio for children up to the age of 8 years, who
are non or weak swimmers is: 1 responsible adult to 2
children
- The maximum allowed ratio for children under the age of 8 years, when
at least one of the children has passed the ASA / ISRM Pool Swimming
Standard Award is: 1 responsible adult to 3 children
- Children over the age of 8 years and under 16 years of age who are weak
or non swimmers must be accompanied in the pool by a responsible adult
- Responsible adults caring for non or weak swimmers under 16 years of
age should be in close contact with their children at al times
- Weak or non swimmers who are 16 years and over will be allowed into the
pool
unaccompanied but restricted to shallow water only
- A responsible person may only bring children of the opposite gender
into the changing rooms, shower or toilet areas under the age of 8 years
- It is recommended all non or weak swimmers wear appropriate swimming
aids to approved standards
- Weak or non swimmers are restricted to shallow water only
- Anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs will be refused entry
into the pool
- Carers supporting a disabled person, will not be charged to enter the
pool
The ASA / ISRM Swim Award can be awarded at either site following
successful completion of the test. Tests can be taken in less than 5
minutes, minimum cost applies.
Swim Nappies are available to purchase from the reception.
Approved swimming aids are available to purchase from the reception.