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*CORONAVIRUS UPDATE – 06.09.2020*_Return to pool – Phase 2
Wow!. I cannot believe that we have been back in the pool for nearly 6 weeks now, with Phase 1 of our return to swimming plan finishing next week. It has been sometimes an impossible journey which has been made easier by teamwork from the Covid liaisons, swimmers, coaches and of course you as parents. We would like to say a massive thank you to everyone for their continued support.
We are so proud of all the swimmers as they have handled the “new” ways of doing things with aplomb and continue to train hard to get their fitness levels back to where it was pre Covid. The coaches have been impressed with them as well so please pass on our sincerest thanks to them.
*CORONAVIRUS UPDATE – 27.07.2020* – Returning to the pool.
After four months out of the water, Everyone Active have confirmed that we can resume training from Wednesday 29th July 2020.
We would like to use this opportunity to thank all our members for your genuine support and patience during this difficult period, hopefully we can come out of this a better and stronger club.
Unfortunately Abbs Cross and Becontree 50m pool will not be reopening until September at the earliest as there are still ongoing negotiations with the school and the local authority. However, we have been able to secure additional water time at Central Park and Sapphire leisure Centres.
Although this will mean a total change from our current schedule, we are very fortunate as other clubs in the region are struggling to get water time from their pool providers.
*CORONAVIRUS UPDATE-15.06.2020* – Swim England release guidance on returning to the pool
Swim England has today (15.06.2020) published its comprehensive Returning to the Pool guidance.
The documents include robust recommendations ahead of the Government giving the green light for a return to the water following the Coronavirus pandemic.
Operators, Clubs, Swimmers and Coaches can now see how we will all have to adapt to a ‘new normal’ to ensure the safety of everyone visiting and working at pool facilities.
The guidance is based on the latest scientific advice and Government guidelines and will be regularly updated by Swim England to reflect any changes announced in the future.
