Sep7-Time Olympic Medalist Amanda Beard Joins Forces With British Swim School & Hope Floats Foundation September 10, 2020 Virginia Beach, State, VA – British Swim School has joined forces with 7-time Olympic Medalist Amanda Beard and the Hope Floats Foundation to save the lives of children across the United States. Amanda is a 4-time […]
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JulWhen COVID-19 began its spread throughout the United States early this year, many businesses took a pause to re-evaluate how best to adapt and succeed through these difficult and unpredictable times. Although the coronavirus interrupted in-person swim instruction at each of our locations across the US and Canada, British Swim School saw this pause as […]
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JulAuthor: USSSA | US Swim School Association The United States Swim School Association is a non-profit organization founded in 1988 that was developed to assist the swim instruction industry to help maintain high ethical and professional standards in our industry and to provide opportunities for learning and sharing. Learning to swim is a life-or-death skill, essential for every child. Formal […]
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JulDid you know that each British Swim School franchisee is supported by a dedicated coach? Each of our coaches work hand in hand to apply their expert-level knowledge of our franchise business to guide, mentor and coach franchisees and drive their business to peak performance levels. Read on to learn more about Jay Canaday and […]
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JulOur 76th Franchisee Brings Needed Water Safety and Survival Lessons to Children, enhancing an already strong presence in the Bay Area British Swim School, the Virginia Beach, Virginia-based national franchise and premier survival and stroke-development swim lesson provider awarded its newest territory this week just outside of San Francisco, California. It will be the […]
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JunFor nearly 40 years, British Swim School has been a franchise dedicated to preventing child drownings by teaching the basics of water safety and survival. According to the CDC, drowning remains the leading cause of death among children ages 1 – 4 and the second leading cause of unintentional death among children ages 1 – […]
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