We are excited to reopen the Swim England Club Health Tracker for the third year. This is our innovative online tool which assists clubs to review and measure their club development work and benchmark against other clubs, regionally and nationally. Not only will the Club Health Tracker help spot areas for development, it will also
World Aquatics Water Polo Rules update session, is taking place on the 31st August at 6pm. This online session will cover the recent changes to World Aquatics Water Polo Rules. It’s aimed at referees, coaches & players and will explain how the new rules work in practice. The 90 minute interactive session will be led
Swim England East Region are very excited to announce that we will continue to build on our recent successes competing at the National Artistic Regional Games (First and Second place overall were achieved in 2025 by individuals in our Squad ) by creating a squad of the top East Region Artistic Swimmers to compete at
Do you have a passion for water polo? Swim England East Region is searching for a Water Polo Leadership Group Manager to help shape the future of the sport across our region. This rewarding volunteer leadership position offers the chance to improve pathways for athletes and coaches, and foster a stronger, more connected water polo
Swim England East Region is pleased to announce the publication of our exciting new strategy. This document represents a significant step forward for aquatics across our region, and we are proud of the vision it outlines. Our new strategy has been developed to be fully aligned with Swim England’s One strategy, including their values and goals.
Swim England has issued guidance for clubs for delivering outdoor and open water swimming.The Outdoor Swimming Guidance for clubs provides a comprehensive framework to help clubs plan, manage, and deliver safe aquatic sessions in natural environments. This guidance is designed for clubs and volunteers involved in organising outdoor swimming activities. It covers everything from risk
All club chairs and secretaries should have now received their link, logins and passcodes for the Club Health Tracker. The tracker will now be open all year and we are encouraging clubs to complete annually, this being their 2025 submission. The Club Health Tracker helps to spot areas for development and it will also clearly
This year the region invites nominations for the Jeff Cook Salver award from our clubs, counties, regional committees and leadership groups. Nominations close at midnight Sunday 13th July 2025. The Jeff Cook Salver was presented to the Region at its inception in 2005. The intention is that the salver is awarded to a person, team
The Received Entries have been published on the Open Water Competitions page and can also be found here. Swimmers and their representatives have until midnight on 27 June to check the Received Entries and notify the entries administrator by email to [email protected] of any errors after which a final accepted entries list will be published and
Swim England has confirmed that any club who was SwimMark accredited at the time that SwimMark was suspended (1st November 2024) will be eligible for any associated benefits for a further 12 months regardless of the stage they were at in November 2024. The benefits will be available and expires as follows: January 2025 renewals
Only 48 hours to get your nominations in. The Swim England National Awards will return to the Great Hall at the University of Birmingham on Saturday 29 November 2025. This year’s awards will honour contributions of the past year across a variety of categories, spanning clubs, coaches, teachers and volunteers, inclusion, health and more. Nominations
As part of National Volunteers’ Week Swim England East Region would like to say a big thank you to all our volunteers that give up their time to help our clubs, counties and the region. Check out our social media channels to see our clubs also saying thank you!
