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Van Gogh Primary School Swimming Teachers

Swimming Teachers

Franck

Franck

Teacher: Stages 1+ (from 2 years and older)

A bit about me

Swimming has long been a passion. It flamed up early in my life and has grown to a point where I want to share my experience and teach.

Inspiration

I love that I am able to share this passion for swimming with the pupils. It is one of the most rewarding feelings.

Gabriel

Ciaran

Teacher:

A bit about me

I have worked in childcare settings for nearly a decade, giving me a deep understanding of how to support their development. I believe it’s vital for children to enjoy their time in the water, creating a fun, positive environment while they learn and grow.

Inspiration

As a swimming teacher, I'm inspired by seeing the children build their water confidence, fostering a love for swimming, and seeing the enjoyment on the children's faces.

Gabriel

Franklin

Teacher:

A bit about me

I started swimming at the age of 3 and have always had a passion for the sport.
I competed at club level and am ready to pass on my knowledge to others.

Inspiration

I recently found my love for teaching since joining Cindys and watching the kids excel and improve.

Bernadette

Betty

Teacher: Stages 1+ (from 2 years and older)

A bit about me

I have been swimming from the age of 5 and competitively until 15, and I have continued to enjoy playing water polo.

Inspiration

It's such a great achievement to see how the students improve at swimming and to see their confidence grow in the water.

Swimming Teachers

Harriet swimming teacher

Harriet

Teacher: Harriet

A bit about me

I've always had a passion for swimming and I am happiest in the water! I love helping my swimmers build their confidence, develop their technique and achieve something new.

Inspiration

I think the most rewarding part of being a swimming teacher is seeing my swimmers achieve something for the first time that they never thought they could do.

Gabriel

Jonas

Teacher:

A bit about me

Growing up the swimming pool was my second home. I started teaching as a teenager and brought it with me when I moved to the UK.

Inspiration

I love helping kids and adults get more comfortable in the water and witness their progress. Learning to swim is a teamwork, it's really rewarding to see it pay off!

Gabriel

Josh

Teacher: Stages 1+ (2 years +)

A bit about me

As someone who has had a love for swimming from a young age, it is great passing on this skill to others and seeing them benefit from it. I have been a lifeguard since I was 16 so I understand the importance of learning water safety skills in order to have fun in the water and find your passion whether it be competitions, water polo, diving or anything else!

Inspiration

It's such a great achievement to see how the students improve at swimming and to see their confidence grow in the water.

Holly

Liana

Teacher:

A bit about me

My love for swimming hasn't changed since I was in primary school, I can still remember my swimming lessons growing up, how much it taught me and shaped my passion for the water to this day!

Inspiration

It is incredibly rewarding to be able to share the knowledge of a life skill to both children and adults.
Watching the progression and their confidence grow in the water is so valuable to me!

Holly

Lucy H

Teacher:

A bit about me

I didn’t learn to swim till I was a little older, around seven. It’s never too late! Since then, I have always had a passion for swimming and enjoy competing. You’ll usually find me in the pool for an early morning swim!

Inspiration

My favourite thing about teaching is seeing my swimmers grow in their confidence and develop their skills. I have previously worked as a lifeguard and used to watch the swimming teachers which sparked my interest.

Swimming Teachers

Holly

Maisie

Teacher:

A bit about me

Since childhood, I have been surrounded by family who love surfing and that enjoyment for being in open water passed onto me. Being in the sea amongst the waves brings me a lot of peace.

Inspiration

Being a confident swimmer brings so much freedom and seeing swimmers gain that and reach their goals in the pool is a huge drive for me.

Holly

Miles

Teacher:

A bit about me

I have always been someone who associated themselves with water activities, from working as a lifeguard to competing in swimming competitions when I was younger. I love to pass on my knowledge to students and watch them thrive in the water.

Inspiration

My drive is seeing my students excel and grow throughout their stages, and go on to achieving their goals, becoming the best swimmers they can be.

Holly

Yasmin

Teacher:

A bit about me

I’ve always loved swimming and have been doing it since I was young. So teaching swimming is something I’d love to embody. I’m currently studying Alevels.

Inspiration

My inspiration is having an amazing swimming teacher who has had such a positive impact on me.

Holly

Emelia

Teacher:

A bit about me

I’ve been swimming since I was three years old, and it’s been a constant part of my life ever since. Being in the water just feels natural to me. It’s where I feel happiest and most free. Whether I’m swimming laps, enjoying the sea on holiday, or just floating and relaxing, I’ve always loved the water and everything about it.

Inspiration

Helping others learn to swim is incredibly fulfilling. Seeing someone go from nervous to confident, especially knowing I played a part in that transformation, is what keeps me passionate about teaching. It’s not just about technique it’s about giving people a skill for life and watching them enjoy it as much as I do.

Holly

Jasper

Teacher:

A bit about me

I was someone who didn’t actually enjoy swimming when I first started. However, through great teachers I have come to love it. I hope to have this same impact on everyone I teach. I was previously a lifeguard so value safety in the water as a priority.

Inspiration

My inspiration is when my students achieve their personal swimming goals and breaking them!

Swimming Teachers

Gabriel

Oona

Teacher:

A bit about me

Having grown up in South Africa and Australia I was always in the water. It’s where I’m most at home. I now have 2 kids of my own and want to pass on my love of the water to them.

Inspiration

I wish I started teaching swimming a long time ago. I get such a kick from seeing people growing in confidence in the water. Watching scared adults realise they can actually swim is extremely rewarding.

Gabriel

Paolo

Teacher:

A bit about me

I grew up in a family where swimming was part of who we are, having my dad been a professional swimmer in his youth, then a coach, and with other relatives taking the path of competitive swimming, like I did too. I had a lot of fun as a learner and remember how it was for me, so I try to bring a bit of that in the water when teaching. Of course water safety and learning the right skills to progress to any level desired are super important. Ultimately these things combined have the potential to make swimming a life long passion for the children, this is certainly my aim.

Inspiration

Everyday is different when teaching, on occasions can be challenging, but helping every swimmer become more confident and witness their progress in the water makes it always worth it.

Gabriel

Andre

Teacher:

A bit about me

I love taking brisk walks and travelling. Back in college, I was known as a fast swimmer. During a summer job as a beach lifeguard, I saved a few people and learned the importance of staying calm in water emergencies.

Oh, by the way, a fun fact about me - I have different colored eyes! Pretty cool, right?

Inspiration

I think everyone should feel confident in the water, no matter their skill level. I enjoy helping others build their swimming skills and confidence, creating a safe and relaxing environment for all.

Gabriel

Marianna

Teacher:

A bit about me

I started swimming at the age of 3 and I still recall the love for the smell of chlorine on my first day. Since then I love the contact with water.

Inspiration

I love to teach mostly beginners: helping them to defeat fears and struggles. When finally someone can achieve something, I enjoy of their happiness. For me swimming
is freedom, an experience that allows people to feel the own body and trust in their own capacities. Swimming is a fundamental part of the growth of an individual.

Gabriel

Daniella

Teacher:

A bit about me

From a young age I have always been drawn to water. As a child I've enjoyed watching shows about mermaids and marine life. Overall I've just been fascinated by the sea and it's magical qualities.

Inspiration

I was inspired to start teaching as I grew up swimming competitively and always love to see the effort and dedication it takes to develop this skill.

More Swimming teachers

Click the pool name to view more swimming teachers and coaches

St Joseph’s College, Streatham

Earlsfield Rd Pool, Wandsworth

Sellincourt Primary School, Tooting

Balham / Tooting Pool

Greenmead, Southfields

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