Swim classes
Swim timetable
Swim facilities
You don't need to be a member to use East Riding Leisure centres!
Whether you're visiting the area on holiday and don't want to miss your workout, or you want to take the kids swimming on a rainy day, you can pay as you go to use any of our facilities.
If you swim regularly, you could save money with a membership.
Child Swimming Admissions Policy
The purpose of the Child Admission Policy is to help safeguard that group of pool users who are historically most at risk of drowning in swimming pools. In the majority of drowning children in swimming pool cases, the absence of parental attention has been found to be a key factor.
Supervision:
All children under the age of 8 must be supervised throughout their visit to the pool by an adult in the water with them. An adult is a responsible person aged 16 years or older. In the main pool, an adult can only supervise one child under the age of 4, or two children aged between 4 and 7 years old. In a learner pool, one adult can supervise up to two children under the age of 8 at any one time (only applicable at sites which have designated learner pools).
Changing Facilities:
Some pools have combined village-style changing rooms. Where there are separate changing rooms for male and female customers, children under the age of 8 can go into the same changing room as the responsible person supervising them.
Children under 3 years of age suitable nappy/costumes:
Children under 3 years, or who are not fully toilet trained, must wear a purpose-designed nappy/costume when using the swimming pool to avoid cross-contamination in the pool.
Ordinary nappies are not designed for use in swimming pools, even with a plastic cover. Specialist costumes are now available that include a reusable nappy. Please ask at reception for further details.
Get the most from your swim
- Pre-cleanse: please help to keep your pool clean by following these simple guidelines by showering and using toilet facilities prior to entering the pool.
- Respect: people of different standards and abilities will use the pool. Please respect their right to enjoy their swim.
- Speed: if available, choose your lane using the fast, medium and slow signs. Before pushing off at each turn, please check to see if anyone faster is approaching.
- Direction: please follow the directional signs and move across to the appropriate side of the lane for each length.
- Space: try and leave at least five metres between yourself and another swimmer.
- Strokes: please be vigilant of which stroke you choose in the lane, if they become busy then please reassess or think about moving lanes.
- Equipment: training equipment such as fins and hand paddles is permitted at the discretion of each centre's management team and based on capacity. We offer training lanes, please ask at reception.
Water Safety
Learn more about how to #enjoywatersafely with these annual water safety campaigns run by RLSS, STA and WHO.
- RLSS (Royal Life Saving Society UK) is the governing body of our lifeguards.
- STA (Swimming Teacher's Association) is the governing body of our swimming instructors.
- WHO is the World Health Organisation.
Each campaign only lasts a week or so, but water safety is important all year round.
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