Welcome
We aim to coach and promote swimming in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere to children aged between 6 & 18. We occasionally run intra-club competitions and compete on a friendly basis with other local swimming clubs.
Session Times
| 1st Session | Monday and Thursday | 6.15pm – 7.10pm |
|---|---|---|
| 2nd Session | Monday and Thursday | 7.10pm – 8.05pm |
| 3rd Session | Monday and Thursday | 8.05pm – 9pm |
| All Sessions | Sunday | 8.30am-9.30am |
Facebook Posts
Are you a former member of the Dunbar Swim Club? Perhaps you volunteered as a coach or were part of the committee? Maybe you remember swimming in the Lido, jumping off the Dhu Rock or competing with the club.
If so, it’s you we’re looking for!
We know the club has a long heritage in the town which dates back to the 1880s - that’s pretty impressive and something we think is worth celebrating!
In honour of this, the club would like to hold a social event for all former members and volunteers to celebrate everyone who has helped the club flourish over the years. There are so many interesting, funny and poignant memories that people have of their time at the club and we’d love to capture these for future generations of club members.
If you have a connection to the swimming club is this something you’d be interested in attending?
If there’s enough interest it’ll go ahead! Please pass this on to anyone not on social media that might be interested.
Our Annual sponsored swim will take place on the 23rd & 26th March.
We would like our members to choose which charity we support.
We asked for suggestions and here are the 3 charities short listed........
Penumbra -
Providing a wide range of services to support children, young adults and adults with their mental health and well being.
Can Do -
Offers fun, friendship and adventures for young people who have additional support needs.
Based on East Lothian they offer weekly youth clubs, holiday play schemes, residential experiences and family fun days.
East Lothian Young Carers
A service for young carers aged 5 - 24 years and their families in East Lothian.
Allowing young carers the opportunity to enjoy their childhood along side their caring role.
There are around 2,200 young carts in East Lothian.
ELYC help them make friends, have fun and take a break from their responsibilities.
There will be whiteboards up at reception desk for the next few sessions for you to cast your vote.
Great to see everyone back in the pool last night. A big welcome to our new members. 🏊♀️🐬🏊♀️
We will be working on our stroke development, starts and turns and times this term in preparation for our sponsored swim and club championships.
With our sponsored swim happening in March, we’re discussing which charity the club will support this year.
Do you know of any local charities that would benefit from our help? Perhaps you’ve benefited from their support yourself or know someone who has.
Post your suggestions and we’ll consider them at tonight’s committee meeting.
Leuchie House in North Berwick. I work there, it’s such a special place. We provide short respite holidays for people who are suffering from the long term effects of MS, Stroke & Parkinson’s, and their carers. I’m Martha’s mum by the way 👋- she’s just joined 🙂
Welcome
We aim to teach, coach and promote swimming in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere to children aged between 6 & 18. We occasionally run intra-club competitions and compete on a friendly basis with other local swimming clubs.
Facebook Posts
Are you a former member of the Dunbar Swim Club? Perhaps you volunteered as a coach or were part of the committee? Maybe you remember swimming in the Lido, jumping off the Dhu Rock or competing with the club.
If so, it’s you we’re looking for!
We know the club has a long heritage in the town which dates back to the 1880s - that’s pretty impressive and something we think is worth celebrating!
In honour of this, the club would like to hold a social event for all former members and volunteers to celebrate everyone who has helped the club flourish over the years. There are so many interesting, funny and poignant memories that people have of their time at the club and we’d love to capture these for future generations of club members.
If you have a connection to the swimming club is this something you’d be interested in attending?
If there’s enough interest it’ll go ahead! Please pass this on to anyone not on social media that might be interested.
Our Annual sponsored swim will take place on the 23rd & 26th March.
We would like our members to choose which charity we support.
We asked for suggestions and here are the 3 charities short listed........
Penumbra -
Providing a wide range of services to support children, young adults and adults with their mental health and well being.
Can Do -
Offers fun, friendship and adventures for young people who have additional support needs.
Based on East Lothian they offer weekly youth clubs, holiday play schemes, residential experiences and family fun days.
East Lothian Young Carers
A service for young carers aged 5 - 24 years and their families in East Lothian.
Allowing young carers the opportunity to enjoy their childhood along side their caring role.
There are around 2,200 young carts in East Lothian.
ELYC help them make friends, have fun and take a break from their responsibilities.
There will be whiteboards up at reception desk for the next few sessions for you to cast your vote.
Great to see everyone back in the pool last night. A big welcome to our new members. 🏊♀️🐬🏊♀️
We will be working on our stroke development, starts and turns and times this term in preparation for our sponsored swim and club championships.
With our sponsored swim happening in March, we’re discussing which charity the club will support this year.
Do you know of any local charities that would benefit from our help? Perhaps you’ve benefited from their support yourself or know someone who has.
Post your suggestions and we’ll consider them at tonight’s committee meeting.
Leuchie House in North Berwick. I work there, it’s such a special place. We provide short respite holidays for people who are suffering from the long term effects of MS, Stroke & Parkinson’s, and their carers. I’m Martha’s mum by the way 👋- she’s just joined 🙂