Sentence examples for pool teaching from inspiring English sources

So I was amazed when I turned up to see such great architecture: beautifully delicate concrete ribs in the lobby and an amazingly sunny and impressive 50m pool plus diving pool, teaching pool and spectators' gallery.

She was in the pool teaching swimming, she was out watching soccer clinics in her own back yard, making sure basketball hoops were appropriately adjusted for height and distance.

As well as their own lesson on staying safe around the pool, teaching the kids about the dog's safety is a good lesson for them to learn.

After retiring from competitive swimming, she managed pools, taught swimming and, until about five years ago, swam about three miles a week at a local Y.M.C.A.

Maybe it could incorporate those new fangled things called "hubs", "meeting areas", "multi-activity rooms", "studio", "Bodyline gym", oh yes... and "a 25-metre pool, a teaching pool and a cafe" - I know - what about a "garden area" - easy access to childcare, and why don't we make it environmentally as low carbon as possible?

In order to meet the above challenges, a number of strategies are being explored, including: strengthening partnerships with more public health training and research institutions to increase the pool of teaching, supervising and mentoring assistance for students.

In the pool, history teaches us to be equally skeptical.

As well as joint aims, ethics and direction, many resources are pooled, including teaching expertise, curriculum planning and premises issues, and four governors sit on both governing bodies.

"He would come out to the pool and teach her how to swim," he said.

Many prosperous schools already offer bursaries to pupils from poor families, allow state-school students to swim in their pools and teach Latin to anyone who wants to learn it; others run state-funded institutions alongside fee-collecting ones.

Sweeter-tasting fish meant rivers in the offing; groups of birds, homing in the evening, showed him where land lay.He began to learn all this as a baby, when his grandfather, himself a master navigator, held his tiny body in tidal pools to teach him how waves and wind blew differently from place to place.