LEARN TO SWIM | Stage 2 (Swim England)

The Swim England Learn To Swim Programme is the national syllabus of learning to swim for primary school, aged children. They are split into progressive stages and are designed to help children towards their development of the essential aquatic skills they need, to be confident, competent and safe in the water.

Swimming is one of the most vital life skills you can learn. Having swimming lessons help to teach people how to swim, learn the benefits of swimming, and educate kids on pool safety.

Each of the Learn to Swim stage awards have a list of outcomes that need to be completed to gain each certificate and badge. These can be achieved by having group swimming lessons or private swimming lessons with a swim instructor at your local swimming pool.

In this video, we at Propulsion Swimming, will look at the outcomes that are needed to achieve the Learn To Swim Stage 2 award.

00:00​ INTRO
01:03​ 1. JUMP IN SAFELY
01:21 2. BLOW BUBBLES RHYTHMICALLY
01:45 3. FLOAT ON BACK TO STANDING
02:10 4. FLOAT ON FRONT TO STANDING
02:31 5. PUSH AND GLIDE ON BACK
02:51 6. PUSH AND GLIDE ON FRONT
03:11 7. KICK ON BACK FOR 5M
03:32 8. KICK ON FRONT FOR 5M
03:50 9. TUCK ROTATE FROM FRONT TO BACK
04:15 10. TUCK ROTATE FROM BACK TO FRONT
04:41 11. LOG ROLL FRONT BACK TO FRONT
05:04 12. LOG ROLL FRONT FRONT TO BACK
05:20 13. EXIT THE WATER SAFELY
05:36​ SEND OFF

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[PropulsionSwimming]

Thank you for watching this video on the Swim England Learn To Swim outcomes for stage 2. Keep an eye out for stage 3 outcomes which will be coming soon!

[creation_ropri]

Thank you so much..im doing the exam to become a swimming assistant..and I needed help with practical tests.. This helped me so much to understand how I might have to assist stage 2 swimmers.. I will check your other videos as well.. Much appreciated

[TM-vgmx]

an adult with a lot of fear is watching, thanks for the great videos

[aairashoaibgaming]

thanks for the link to the music in the description.

[davidowen]

Niss work i can't wait
Fore swimming wen may butadiene im 10 years old at June 9 day 👍 👍

[aairashoaibgaming]

Dan, did you perform this video in the shallow end?

[chrisherbert]

These are all very well Dan but I need to know the progressive practices for these outcomes for the SE Lvl 2 lesson plans, not so easy for a log roll.

[MsYouGoGirl]

Great videos, but it would be much better if the text was smaller so it doesn't block so much of the picture.

[jennycropper]

Hey Dan, nice videos but on LTS stage 2, shouldn't the recognised leg action travel be without the use of flotation equipment?

[kirankoppalakshmana]

Misleading thumbnail why a child there

[robharris]

Further to my earlier comment I still can't find anywhere that run swimming lessons for adults that are a convenient time. So can you tell me if the outcomes and stages are the same for an adult who is an aquaphobic? If they are I can teach myself.

[robharris]

what about adults wanting to learn to swim?

[DoraAmaArko-qtiv]

Please I want to join you in your country

[jlegmqo]

just watching your back float, you might want to check out diaphragmatic breathing. I can see your body holding all your air in your chest