Here we look at the ILSP award from the STA: STAnley 3 What are they? The STAnley First Steps Series is an exciting series of 7 progressive awards specifically designed to teach learners from 2 years – with or without an accompanying adult – basic swimming and water safety skills. Who are they for? A child’s first learn to swim experience is one of the most important in terms of capturing and retaining their interest. We believe the best way to achieve this is to create safe environments in which children can be introduced to the water whilst having fun and by providing a progressive learn to swim programme that is both challenging and rewarding. Next Steps This series culminates with the STAnley Star award, which covers all the skills in the 7 awards ensuring that the learner is competent and confident in and around water.

Here we look at the condesed ILSP from the S.T.A in there newer scheme of work- LSP (Learn To Swim Programme). What are they? The LSP or Learn To Swim programme is a streamlined version of the STA’s ILSP, or International Learn To Swim Programme. It says that it offers the opportunities of the ISLP but in 7 awards, rather than 20+ Who are they for? These awards are for smaller swim schools or potentially school provisions that want to work to easier to follow awards and outcomes. Next Steps These awards, although detailed, are a much shorter version of the full ILSP that the STA do. Areas to expand in could look at particular awards the STA have to offer. For lower difficulties, awards such as STAnley badges and Octopus or a focus on distances could be used.

Here we look at the condesed ILSP from the S.T.A in there newer scheme of work- LSP (Learn To Swim Programme). What are they? The LSP or Learn To Swim programme is a streamlined version of the STA’s ILSP, or International Learn To Swim Programme. It says that it offers the opportunities of the ISLP but in 7 awards, rather than 20+ Who are they for? These awards are for smaller swim schools or potentially school provisions that want to work to easier to follow awards and outcomes. Next Steps These awards, although detailed, are a much shorter version of the full ILSP that the STA do. Areas to expand in could look at particular awards the STA have to offer. For lower difficulties, awards such as STAnley badges and Octopus or a focus on distances could be used.

Here we look at the condesed ILSP from the S.T.A in there newer scheme of work- LSP (Learn To Swim Programme). What are they? The LSP or Learn To Swim programme is a streamlined version of the STA’s ILSP, or International Learn To Swim Programme. It says that it offers the opportunities of the ISLP but in 7 awards, rather than 20+ Who are they for? These awards are for smaller swim schools or potentially school provisions that want to work to easier to follow awards and outcomes. Next Steps These awards, although detailed, are a much shorter version of the full ILSP that the STA do. Areas to expand in could look at particular awards the STA have to offer. For lower difficulties, awards such as STAnley badges and Octopus or a focus on distances could be used.

Here we look at the condesed ILSP from the S.T.A in there newer scheme of work- LSP (Learn To Swim Programme). What are they? The LSP or Learn To Swim programme is a streamlined version of the STA’s ILSP, or International Learn To Swim Programme. It says that it offers the opportunities of the ISLP but in 7 awards, rather than 20+ Who are they for? These awards are for smaller swim schools or potentially school provisions that want to work to easier to follow awards and outcomes. Next Steps These awards, although detailed, are a much shorter version of the full ILSP that the STA do. Areas to expand in could look at particular awards the STA have to offer. For lower difficulties, awards such as STAnley badges and Octopus or a focus on distances could be used.

Here we look at the condesed ILSP from the S.T.A in there newer scheme of work- LSP (Learn To Swim Programme). What are they? The LSP or Learn To Swim programme is a streamlined version of the STA’s ILSP, or International Learn To Swim Programme. It says that it offers the opportunities of the ISLP but in 7 awards, rather than 20+ Who are they for? These awards are for smaller swim schools or potentially school provisions that want to work to easier to follow awards and outcomes. Next Steps These awards, although detailed, are a much shorter version of the full ILSP that the STA do. Areas to expand in could look at particular awards the STA have to offer. For lower difficulties, awards such as STAnley badges and Octopus or a focus on distances could be used.

Here we look at the ILSP award from the STA:Octopus 3 What are they? The Octopus series is an exciting series of 3 progressive awards specifically designed for child aged between 5 to 8 years old Who are they for? This enables older children to access the Learn to Swim pathway and develop their confidence, knowledge and skills. We believe the best way to achieve this is to create safe environments in which children can be introduced to the water whilst having fun and by providing a progressive learn to swim programme that is both challenging and rewarding. Next Steps On completion of the Octopus series, learners can progress through the Learn to Swim journey and move on to the Goldfish, Angelfish and Shark series. A child’s first learn to swim experience is one of the most important in terms of capturing and retaining their interest.

Here we look at the ILSP award from the STA:Octopus 2 What are they? The Octopus series is an exciting series of 3 progressive awards specifically designed for child aged between 5 to 8 years old Who are they for? This enables older children to access the Learn to Swim pathway and develop their confidence, knowledge and skills. We believe the best way to achieve this is to create safe environments in which children can be introduced to the water whilst having fun and by providing a progressive learn to swim programme that is both challenging and rewarding. Next Steps On completion of the Octopus series, learners can progress through the Learn to Swim journey and move on to the Goldfish, Angelfish and Shark series. A child’s first learn to swim experience is one of the most important in terms of capturing and retaining their interest.

Here we look at the ILSP award from the STA:Octopus 1 What are they? The Octopus series is an exciting series of 3 progressive awards specifically designed for child aged between 5 to 8 years old Who are they for? This enables older children to access the Learn to Swim pathway and develop their confidence, knowledge and skills. We believe the best way to achieve this is to create safe environments in which children can be introduced to the water whilst having fun and by providing a progressive learn to swim programme that is both challenging and rewarding. Next Steps On completion of the Octopus series, learners can progress through the Learn to Swim journey and move on to the Goldfish, Angelfish and Shark series. A child’s first learn to swim experience is one of the most important in terms of capturing and retaining their interest.

This assessment sheet is designed help track progression and assessment for the Octopus 2 from the Octopus Water Skills Series, taken from the Internationsl Learn to Swim Programme that was released by the S.T.A. The sheet has space to write swimmers names and a key to help with assessment and to maker when the skill has been accessed and when it becomes secure.

This assessment sheet is designed help track progression and assessment for the Octopus 3 from the Octopus Water Skills Series, taken from the Internationsl Learn to Swim Programme that was released by the S.T.A. The sheet has space to write swimmers names and a key to help with assessment and to maker when the skill has been accessed and when it becomes secure.

This assessment sheet is designed help track progression and assessment for the Octopus 1 from the Octopus Water Skills Series, taken from the Internationsl Learn to Swim Programme that was released by the S.T.A. The sheet has space to write swimmers names and a key to help with assessment and to maker when the skill has been accessed and when it becomes secure.