Swimming Pool – More Than Mere Exercise

Unlike many animals that retain their natural ability to swim, six months after our birth, we humans have to learn how to keep our bodies afloat and move in the water. But knowing how to swim is more than a sport, it is a fundamental life skill. Studies have shown that when a child learns how to be safe in the water, they automatically gain confidence, develop new skills and make healthier life choices. Swimming also serves as great low-strain exercise. It is good for the heart, lungs, and muscles without adding strain to the joints. Adding a swimming pool to our school’s infrastructure allows us to give your child access to all the benefits of swimming.

The Joy Of Swimming

Swimming is sometimes referred to as the "perfect exercise." It not only improves muscle definition and builds core strength; it also builds bone mass and enhances lung performance. Research demonstrated that children who were regular swimmers had better mastery over language and finer-tuned motor skills, besides having superior physical development and confidence, as compared to a control group of non-swimmers. Thanks to our swimming pool, our students have the facility for a holistic workout and a whole lot of fun at the same time. Through swimming we hope to inculcate in our students qualities like self-discipline, a sense of time management, and confidence. Whether beginner or advanced swimmer, all our students have access to the swimming pool for physical education.

Swimming Programmes

Our pool is open to students and faculty . Through our school swimming programme, we reward and encourage their swimming progress and efforts. Students are gifted with certificates for accomplishments and have a chance to show off their swimming skills in inter-house swimming contests.               

Staying Safe

We take great pride in our school infrastructure and our swimming pool is designed to meet all health and safety guidelines. Qualified staff maintain a high degree of cleanliness and proper water chemistry in our pool at all times. Students are always under the watchful eyes of trained lifeguards and are strongly discouraged from breaking pool rules to ensure the best swimming experience for everyone.