EnfieldSC swimmers achieved over 70 % personal best times at last Saturday's Edmonton Phoenix Winter Sprints at Southbury Road. This was an amazing result considering that most swimmers swam four events in total in a session that lasted 2.5 hours.
Swimming amazingly well but nervous, for the first time in a major gala and showing Enfield has some fine swimmers coming through the ranks were Nicola Avis, Erica Farthing, Ruksanna Robinson, Emma Montague and Mia Dixon – Well done kids.
A big thank you to the following for helping at poolside: Mary McCormack, Zeynep Payet, Peter Blane, Phil Howard and Mounir Khadraoui.
Due to poor weather conditions the bowling was cancelled. Once the weather has improved we will either rearrange for another day or reimburse your money.
Congratulations!
Scott and Leanne Harvey were part of the London Region team that attended the Disability Sports Events (DSE) Nationwide Short Course Swimming Championships at Ponds Forge, Sheffield on the weekend of 21 and 22 November. Click on the link to read the report on the London Swimming website. Photos now in the Gallery.
About Us
Enfield Swimming Club was founded in 1903 and is one of the oldest swimming clubs in the country. It has a welcoming and friendly family atmosphere and has members ranging from 4 years old up to our oldest member who is in his 70s, Clive Dean, our President. The Club offers young people the opportunities to learn the art of swimming starting from the age of 4 years, eventually progressing to join the Club's competitive squads. We also have a Masters section and adult swimming lessons.
The Club is affiliated to the Amateur Swimming Association and the Middlesex County ASA and achieved the coveted Swim 21 accreditation from the ASA in August 2009.
is a quality mark which recognises both nationally and regionally, clubs that are committed to providing safe, effective and quality services for the benefit of their members. It provides the framework for all successful swimming clubs. Click here for more information about Swim 21 accreditation
Mission Statement
Enfield Swimming Club aims to be a club for the community working together at all levels and ages to inspire swimmers to reach their full potential. We aim to achieve this by providing a secure and caring environment where every member is valued and encouraged to work together as a team to achieve their goals.
Swimline
The ASA is committed to promoting the welfare of children in the sport and have joined with the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children in creating SWIMLINE. The service is provided for anyone involved in swimming, including children and young people who believe the welfare of a child is at risk.
Swimline 0808 100 4001
Calls are free and do not appear on itemised bills unless the call is made from a mobile phone. SWIMLINE does not use the 1471 (call back) code or any other call return or call display facility. If you leave a message someone will aim to call back during the next working day. If you phone over the weekend, someone will aim to contact you on Monday.
SUPPORT YOUR CLUB
We are always looking for people to help.
We are looking for boys and girls, mums and dads, grandmas and granddads
We'll make sure we make good use of your time and your skills
and there won't be pressure on you to take on more than you can manage.
You could help with…
Writing newsletters
Arranging transport
Writing up minutes
Writing development plans
Updating the website
Finances
Time keeping
Assisting coaches
Fundraising
Get Started:
You can contact any committee member at poolside or on 0208 090 3434 or 07842 160580 or email us on enquiries@enfieldsc.co.uk. They will be pleased to meet you to tell you more about the club and to try and match any time that you have available with a job that you will enjoy. Please give them a call, or introduce yourself next time you're in the club.
