Hi there,

Mark here 👋 Hope you’re doing well - and that your lessons have been flowing nicely this week.

Let me ask you something…

What do you reach for when you need a fresh idea mid-week?

When a lesson feels a bit flat, or you’ve got a new swimmer (or teacher) who needs a bit more structure?

​That’s exactly why I created my Swimming Teacher Toolkits.

They’ve quietly become a go-to resource for many teachers who want something reliable to fall back on… without overthinking it.

Each one builds naturally depending on what you need:

• Bronze – a solid foundation: how to teach + structured beginner lesson plans
• Silver – adds variety with games and activities for children
• Gold – brings in guidance for teaching adults (often the trickiest group!)
• Platinum – everything together, including 101 ready-to-use lesson plans

They’re designed to take the pressure off - whether that’s planning from scratch, supporting someone new, or just keeping your lessons feeling fresh.

Now, if you’re an experienced teacher, you might not need a full toolkit…

But you might find yourself dipping into:

• A new game to lift the energy
• A different way to structure a lesson
• Or a clearer approach when helping a less confident swimmer

And if you’re working with other teachers - or know someone just starting out - these can make a real difference to their confidence early on.

If you’re curious, you can take a look here:

Even just browsing what’s included might give you a few new ideas for your next session.

As always, I appreciate you being part of this community - and the work you do every day in the water.

Warm regards,
Mark

​Swim Teach​

PS - forward this to any swimming teachers you think will benefit from any of these outstanding resources.