“Our bathing waters have the best water quality since 2015, when tighter standards first came into force.” – Ruth Stidson, SEPA In 2024 98% of Scotland’s bathing waters will again meet or […]
Rousay Pupils Praised For Commitment To Learning To Swim
The dedicated seven- to 11-year-old pupils from Rousay Community School have been visiting the Pickie Centre in Kirkwall to take part in the national Learn to Swim programme – a partnership between Scottish Swimming and Scottish Water which is delivered by aquatic providers across Scotland.
A ‘Good’ Start to Scotland’s Bathing Water Season
The official bathing water season in Scotland started on 1st June and lasts to 15 September.
Book Now for the Reopening of Sport and Leisure in Orkney
From Monday 7 September Orkney Islands Councils Sport and Leisure Service will be taking bookings for their sport and leisure facilities ahead of their reopening during the week commencing 14 September.
#SeeMyAbility Swimming for children with physical, sensory and learning impairments
“We teach all children in an inclusive way at Orkney Islands Council and it is great to get these additional resources to support our swimming teachers as we continue to grow our programme.” Garry Burton Sport and Leisure Service Manager OIC
Safe Sea Bathing – Keeping it Clean
For those who like to dip a toe – or a bit more – into Scotland’s waters and enjoy swimming in our seas SEPA is providing bathers with water quality updates.
Changed opening hours at Stromness fitness suite
Changes have been made to the fitness suite timetable at Stromness Swimming Pool and Fitness Centre, following consultation with local community organisations and businesses.