Why Swimming Lessons in Mississauga Should be at the Top of Your Resolution List
Want to make a New Year’s resolution your family can enjoy throughout the year? Swimming lessons from British Swim School Greater Toronto are a great choice. We teach swimming and water safety to kids and adults of all ages and abilities in Mississauga, Brampton, Meadowvale, Churchville, Lakeview, and throughout the neighboring areas. Our unique methods ensure […]
Drowning is a Threat at Any Age, in Any Body of Water
The water, and drowning, claims the lives of more than 400 people per year in Canada. While children are certainly the most vulnerable in the water – especially children who have not learned vital swimming and water safety skills – the water is unforgiving even for adults with years of swimming experience. Whether you are new to […]
Vital Water Safety Efforts and Potential Hazards
A new water safety study released by the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission shows that drowning is still the primary cause of unintentional death for children between the ages of one-to-four. Learning to swim and first getting into the water, whether it is at a local swimming pool, or beach, can be a thrilling experience for a […]
5 Questions About Water Safety That Could Help You Save Someone’s Life
5 Water Safety Questions to Calm Concerned Parents Did you know that drowning is the third leading cause of unintentional death or serious injury in the world? In children, it’s the second more common cause. We cannot overstate how important it is for children and adults to know about water safety. The more we all know, the […]
Water Safety: What Mississauga Parents Need to Know
At British Swim School of Greater Toronto, our biggest focus is water safety. We know, as so many Mississauga parents do, that water safety is crucial for young children, especially children under the age of 5 years old. Our swimming lessons for infants, toddlers, and older kids help Mississauga children build the skills they need […]
35 Ways to Stay Safe in and Around the Water
When you consider the U.S. Census Bureau shows there are 8.8 million residential and public-use swimming pools in the United States, and, the U.S Centers for Disease Control reports drowning is the second-leading cause of unintentional injury deaths in children aged 1-14 years, being safe in and near the water is important. May is National […]