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        <title>Introducing School Swimming</title>
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        <description>Learning to swim is a statutory element of the National Curriculum. Ask your child's school what they are doing to ensure your child has swimming lessons.</description>
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        <title>Games For The Pool</title>
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        <description>Learning to swim isn't all about structured lessons. Playing games in the pool with your kids is a great way to develop water confidence and skills.</description>
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        <title>Baby Swimming</title>
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        <description>Babies have been in fluid in the womb for nine months so are comfortable in the water almost from the minute they are born as long as they feel safe. Read more</description>
        <dc:subject>Baby Swimming</dc:subject>
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        <title>Swimming Guidelines For Mums-To-Be</title>
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        <description>Learn more about why pregnancy is safe if you follow a few simple guidelines</description>
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        <title>Water Safety For Children</title>
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        <description>In the UK, drowning is the third most common cause of all accidental deaths in children. Read more on water safety</description>
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