Charity Pyjama Week aims to beat last year.
Three times a year we hold a Pyjama Week, where our swimmers attend lessons in their pyjamas and learn vital lifesaving and personal survival skills, and in our autumn Pyjama Week (15th - 21st October this year), our swimmers raise money for charity.
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Puddle Ducks Pyjama Week teaches invaluable personal survival skills as well as being lots of fun!
Three times a year we teach a special lesson plan. Our children (and adults who are in the water) wear their pyjamas to replicate how it would feel to be in the water in your clothes - the most likely scenario if you fell in.
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The Puddle Ducks difference - ever wondered what makes us different to other baby and child swim schools – apart from our gorgeous duck 😉?
Our Technical Director, Ali Beckman has spent the last 2 years redeveloping our Baby & Pre-school programme and here she is to tell you exactly why what we do and the way we do it is truly ground breaking and a first in our industry.
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Great advice for taking your little ones on a plane.
Our friends at Sainsbury's Bank Money Matters blog have created this lovely animation with hints and tips about flying with your children.
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Congratulations to Rebecca Pridmore from Puddle Ducks Derbyshire!
Rebecca's nomination was picked by Vince Parker from Swimsure. Find out why she was nominated and why she won.
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Annabel and Martha’s work experience at Duck HQ
During our time here over the previous week, we have experienced many aspects of work at Duck HQ, and enjoyed it whilst learning.
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One of, if not the most important aspect of learning to swim is being safe in the water.
Many of our activities are great fun for the little ones but they are picking up a personal survival or water safety skill without even realising.
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Ali picked up 2 prizes at the 2018 NatWest EWIF Awards.
We are extremely proud of our wonderful Technical Director Ali Beckman
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Vicki Burdon tells her story of becoming a Puddle Ducks teacher.
After my first son was born I could not bear the idea of returning to my unfulfilling desk job.
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