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Decade of Teaching Scotland to Swim Capped at Anniversary Event
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3 November 2025Ten years of building ‘Generation Swim’ celebrated in Edinburgh
Pioneering Drone Technology Seeds Millions of Trees at Talla Reservoir
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4 December 2025A groundbreaking woodland creation project in the Scottish Borders has seen advanced drone technology deployed to seed over two million native trees across inaccessible upland areas
South Ayrshire Swim Teachers Breaking Down Barriers
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21 March 2024Learn to Swim teachers are leading the way for next generation on World Down Syndrome Day
Top Up Taps Save 20 Million Plastic Bottles
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9 December 2025Our network of iconic blue taps across Scotland have reached a major milestone in reducing plastic in the environment and keeping people hydrated on-the-go
Teachers needed to create 'generation swim'
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9 January 2024The team behind the Learn to Swim National Framework has launched the recruitment campaign across Scotland
South Ayrshire swim teacher inspires next wave
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23 January 2024A young woman with Down Syndrome from South Ayrshire has been praised for her passion in creating the next generation of safe and competent swimmers in Scotland
Youngster Jack Makes Confident Splash in ASN Learn to Swim Class
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29 March 2024South Lanarkshire youngster sees confidence soar since joining his Learn to Swim ASN class
Swimmer Battles Health Setbacks to Teach Next Generation
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22 February 2024Teenager Nathan McKechnie praised for commitment to teaching youngsters to swim despite major health issues
New Generation H2O Programme Launches at Loch Katrine
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27 May 2024Youngsters help launch our new national education programme to encourage young people to protect the future of Scotland's water.
It's Never Too Late to Learn to Swim
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22 April 2024New Learn to Swim campaign is urging adults who can't swim to sign up for lessons