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This charming, fun, learn to swim visual was created and produced by Arlene Williams for use by parents, teachers, therapists, young children, adolescents and adults.
The skills demonstrated for learning/teaching swimming may be used by all persons regardless of ability/inability/disability.
The purpose of this learn to swim visual is for use in the bath at home, a paddling/tidal or swimming pool, whatever water facility is available to you. Simple basic and progressive step-by-step instructions show surface and underwater visuals.
Adapt the skills to the age, ability, inability, disability of the learner and the water facility being used. Success comes with constant patience and consistent repetition.

Early learning to swim influences Water Safety Awareness, development and life skills.

 

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• APPROVED (1994) by the Child Accident Prevention Foundation of South Africa Red Cross Children's Hospital, Rondebosch, Cape Town South Africa
  Tel: +27 (021) 685 5208
  Fax: +27 (021) 685 5331
  E-mail: capfsa@pgwc.gov.za
  Web: www.childsafe.org.za
  
  
• RECOMMENDED by Annalies van Rijswijk who developed the SNAP (Special Needs Adapted Programme) for Autistic Spectrum Disorder: Developmental Delay: Epilepsy: Down Syndrome: Deafness: ADD/ADHD & Behavioural Problems
  Tel: +27 (021) 975 7224
  Cell: +27 (083) 236 1766
  Web: info@snap.org.za

Filming & Editing	Charles Maxwell, Underwater Video Services, Cape Town, South Africa (http://www.underwatervideo.co.za/ )
Underwater Filming	Stuart Edwards & Charles Maxwell
Voice Artist	Claire Watling
Music Score	Martin Kruit
Cover Photograph	by Arlene Williams
Cover Photograph	Luca Legrand-Birkett (18 months old)
Featured Pupil	Luca Legrand-Birkett (5 years old)
Featured Teacher	Arlene Williams
Dolphin footage by	by Charles Maxwell
Emergency Action Instructor	Honey Basques (St John's First Aid Instructor) Cape Town, South Africa
Video/DVD Dubbing	VNG Dubbing cc Cape Town, South Africa (http://www.vng.co.za/links/vngcontact.htm)