The Pembrokeshire schools disability swimming gala was held at Fishguard leisure centre on 27th January, organised by Sport Pembrokeshire in partnership with Disability Sport Wales (DSW). The event was sponsored by Stena Line.  

Sixty-five pupils from Pembroke Dock Community, Bro Gwaun, Dewi Sant, Hakin, Glannau Gwaun, Pembroke Bush, Greenhill and Portfield competed in 30 races.   

Angela Miles the Disability Sport Officer for Pembrokeshire, said she was delighted with the number of entries this year, with some swimmers identified to progress to a regional gala in Swansea.

John Havard, swimming teacher at Fishguard leisure centre started the races and Rhian Homer from Pembrokeshire College collated the results assisted by Russell Jones from Sport Pembrokeshire. They were helped by twelve year 11 GCSE Physical Education pupils from Ysgol Bro Gwaun, assisting as time keepers.    

Cllr Susan Perkins, Cabinet Member for Education and Safeguarding, on behalf of Stena Line presented all competitors with medals. She said she was very impressed with the standard of swimming. 

 If anyone is interested in further information on disability swimming, please contact Angela Miles on 01437 776379 or mobile 07920 213651.

 




 

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