Prince William and Princess Kate make major announcement over ‘life-saving skills’ | Royal | News
Prince William and Princess Kate made a big announcement about a reason close to her heart. The Royal Foundation of the Wales and Princess Royal Foundation has now established a partnership with the Olympic Gold Medal Tom Dean’s Swim School, which allows 200 children to benefit from packages that learn to swim in insufficient service areas.
William and Kate are generally the big fans of swimming and swimming sports, a heir to an enthusiastic water ball player in her young age, and the future queen has become cold swimming. The Prince of Wales is the president of the British Sub-Aqua Club as well as the British Swimming Association. The initiative will help to destroy the obstacles that prevent swimming as a life skills of approximately 1000 young people, each of which cannot access swimming lessons to get 10-12 sessions package.
Tom Dean Swim School will offer personally selected certified trainers from independent swimming schools throughout the country, as well as packages that focus on the foundations of learning to swim and be safe in water.
In towns and cities around the country, more lessons from Birtley to Devon, Hull and Birmingham will be taught during the school year.
In total, packages will be provided to Devon, Hull, Maidenhead, Sunderland, Warrington, Windsor and York, Birtley, Birtley, Aston.
According to the National Child Mortality database, drowning deaths in the UK increased from 2020 to 41 in 2019/2020 from 2020 to 2023.
As of May 2021, a report from Swim England showed that although he swims, almost one of the three children in the UK could not swim in primary education.
William and Kate’s Foundation said in a statement: “To ensure that access to community pools only offers more than a place to swim-they offer the opportunity to learn, to be active and to connect with others in a safe, supportive environment. These resources are particularly vital in insufficient service areas.”
Tom Dean said: “Every child should have the opportunity to learn to swim and understand water safety. Swimming is a vital life skill that creates flexibility, encourages social connection and keeps young people safe in water and around him.
“This partnership with the Royal Foundation supports too much and down in England to find a pool close to them and to dive.
“This new partnership between the Royal Foundation and Tom Dean MBE swimming school is an important next step because we encourage the benefits of learning to swim – this new partnership between the Royal Foundation and Tom Dean MBE swimming school.”
