SCHOOL’S OUT SUMMER OFFER
The school holidays will soon be here, and our swim schools have a rest for a few weeks. If you’re looking for something to do with family, and or friends, then why not book an hour’s session at Our Pool. The maximum number of people allowed in the pool is eight, which includes children and babies, of which two must be adults. You can arrive at the pool 5 minutes before your allotted swim time, have your own private changing room, swim for 60 minutes and then have 15-minute changing time. You will keep the same day and time each week for 4 consecutive weeks.
We’re offering four 60-minute swims for £160 for the slots shown in the table below
Available slots
SLOTS ALL SOLD OUT
Slots will be allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Please send an e mail request to: bookings@ourpooltime.co.uk stating which slot you would like and, if it is available, we will send you a short swimming agreement to complete together with Our Pool’s Code of Conduct.
Swimming superstar Sharron Davies, MBE was kind enough to perform the official opening of Our Pool on 19 February 2014. Sharron won the silver medal in the 400 metres individual medley at the 1980 Moscow Olympics and two gold medals at the 1978 Edmonton Commonwealth Games. As well as being a fantastic swimmer we can report that Sharron’s pretty nifty with a pair of scissors too!
Guests at the official opening included representatives of all of the companies that helped to make the construction project such a success as well as Vic and Helen from the Little Swim Company and Sarah and Sam from Puddle Ducks who are already running very successful swimming classes at Our Pool.
Follow these links to read what the papers said:
The video above of Sharron Davies at the Our Pool opening was shot by Chris Morley of Morley Films.
The photos above were taken by talented local photographer Louis Smith.
We’re delighted to announce that the Panama Paddle team used Our Pool for swim training for their project.
The project involved paddling prone, using arms alone, for 374 miles along some of the wildest coastline in Central America to raise awareness of conservation issues in Panama. This is the longest journey ever completed on these boards.
You may recognise at least one of the team – Arron Ford is Martin’s nephew and he works on the farm.
Posted on Facebook 01 June 2014:
Who'd have thought it.. 2 boys from Bristol have now paddled further than any person in the history of man. WORLD RECORD BROKEN! #underdogs