British Swim School Makes Radical Changes to U.S Swim Lessons

By British Swim School
May 7, 2015

National Water Safety Month is no better of a time for British Swim School to make a splash in the news with their radical changes to U.S swim lessons.

Drowning claims an average of 3,500 lives every year and is now the leading cause of death for children under the age of four. British Swim School and founder Rita Goldberg are making drastic changes to challenge this statistic and teach young children the importance of water safety. British Swim School is a leading concept that is first of its time, concentrating on programs that teach a child survival techniques in case of a water accident. This franchise has expanded signing five new contracts and hopes of closing 10-15 deals by the end of this year. British Swim School uses a partnership with established pools and uses their “empty hours” to conduct these lessons and grow the franchise. Saving a child from drowning is an important mission and by making these franchises affordable to own, has only assisted in the battle against child drowning. Rita has spent her life around a pool and after coming to the U.S she realized that water safety techniques have never been more needed. She began her fight to stop child drowning and now has grown to 24 territories, across 70 pools, now in eight states. Learning the correct technique through British Swim School’s gentle, fun and revolutionary programs could prevent a water accident for a child you know. To learn more about franchise opportunities, please follow this link.

British Swim School Makes Radical Changes to U.S Swim Lessons

National Water Safety Month is no better of a time for British Swim School to make a splash in the news with their radical changes to U.S swim lessons.

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