School swim
Lssd School Swim
The Lord Selkirk School Division Policy E-13 states that students of the School Division take swimming in grades 4, 5, 7 and 10 as part of the Phys Ed Curriculum. There are approximately 1500 LSSD students who currently take A Swim Safe program delivered by 2 veteran instructors - employees of LSSD.
In the fall of 2022 the pool will transition to a version of Lifesaving water safety program for school age children.
Grade 4 & 5 have 5 - 1 hr classes per year. Grade 7's have 4 - 1 hr classes per year which is a modified program combining the Swim @ School program and the Grade 10 swim curriculum. The grade 7 swim program is a graded evaluated program which prepares students for the Grade 10 mandatory Phys Ed swimming credit.
In the fall of 2022 the pool will transition to a version of Lifesaving water safety program for school age children.
Grade 4 & 5 have 5 - 1 hr classes per year. Grade 7's have 4 - 1 hr classes per year which is a modified program combining the Swim @ School program and the Grade 10 swim curriculum. The grade 7 swim program is a graded evaluated program which prepares students for the Grade 10 mandatory Phys Ed swimming credit.
Outside divisional schoolsWe provide 2 options for schools outside of our division to take Life Saving Swim for Life during the school day at our pool. If your school is interested in having swimming lessons please contact the pool manager to discuss options.
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Special school programmingWe are an inclusive facility and welcome the opportunity to work with Student Services to provide programming for Elementary, Junior High and High School students with disabilities and exceptionalities.
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Dynamic kidsDynamic Kids swim team is a program designed and delivered to students with Disabilities and Exceptionalities. Students participate in a 1 hour pool session following an individualized swim program with the assistance of the EA. The goal of the program is develop swimming skills, have fun and in the near future participate in a swim competition with other schools who implement a similar program.
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