With the temporary pool, young people are invited to learn how to swim
Every year in France, drownings cost the lives of young children and teenagers.

For the 4th year, a temporary swimming pool dedicated to learning how to swim is made available to children. It is located next to the municipal tennis club with supervision provided by qualified lifeguards (MNS). This 100 m2 pool named "Petits dauphins" is there to help young people learn to swim like a fish in water.
A free service aimed at children during school hours and those registered at the Centre de loisirs and the École d'Initiation aux Sports (EIS). An offer that school children from certain sections of Bormes-les-Mimosas as well as 6th-grade students from the Frédéric Mistral intercommunal middle school can benefit from. Indeed, they must pass the compulsory "Savoir Nager" swim test at this grade level.
Furthermore, the pool, which is video-monitored and supervised, is open to all children from the age of 3 for paid individual and semi-collective lessons to improve swimming skills or confidence in the water. A program recognized and supported by the Agence nationale du Sport.
Furthermore, at the end of the season, the 100 m3 of water will be reused for the municipality's plantations and green spaces. Francine MARIE (Text and photos). PLEASE NOTE...
Individual lesson: €25 Book of 5 individual lessons: €115 Book of 10 individual lessons: €220 Group lesson (max 3 people): €10 Book of 5 group lessons: €45 Book of 10 group lessons: €85 Registration with the Service Jeunesse et Sports de la Ville. Avenue Jules Ferry. COSEC parking lot.

04. 94. 24. 50. 41.

Francine MARIE (Text and photos).