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Swimming pools offer endless fun and relaxation, especially during the summer months. For families with children, they are a source of joy and memorable moments. However, the overwhelming majority of drowning deaths in children aged under four are from falling into water, most in baths and pools. It’s crucial to

Australian Swimming has lost a national treasure, with the peaceful passing of Ursula Carlile in Ryde today, aged 86.

  “Stuff the silver we came for gold,” said Laurie Lawrence and no one who saw him celebrating Duncan Armstrong’s win over Matt Biondi at the 1988 Olympics will ever forget it.

If you’re in search of exciting summer pool games that don’t involve the headache enhancing chorus of “Marco Polo,” then check out our top dive summer pool games!

Please think twice around water this Summer. Just a quick bath, backyard swim or trip to the local beach could end in tragedy.

With beaches, lakes and pools becoming Summer-time hotspots for Australian families, learning to swim is a must, because it saves lives. However, sadly too many Australians miss out.

When should your child start swimming lessons? The simple answer is, the sooner the better. Though a later start to swimming is better than never at all. Swimming is a life-saving skill that all children should have. But sadly, many children are missing out and their lives are at risk.

Swimming lessons save lives. With winter sports winding down, from babies to school age, now is the perfect time to get children back in the water.

Carlile Swimming Caringbah to open, bringing its world-renowned learn to swim program to the Shire. The  state-of-the-art teaching pool will begin offering swimming lessons on August 21.

It was back to the future today for the Carlile Swimming junior squad members in their Winter Camp. The swimmers headed back to where it all began, the Palm Beach Rock Pool.

Carlile Swimming is set to launch a new learn to swim centre in the Sutherland Shire at Caringbah. Swimming lessons are expected to begin in August, bringing the world renowned Carlile Learn to Swim System to the Shire.

Should your child swim with or without Goggles when learning? This is one of the most commonly asked questions, and the answer is yes and no. They should do both!