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Meryl
I learnt to swim as a child at Swindon Dolphins and progressed to National level. I used to teach the children to swim at Swindon Dolphins as a teenager. I returned to teaching when my children were very young and I have taught babies children and adults for 30 years. I swim for Crawley swimming club masters section and I also compete for Sussex.I am qualified ASA timekeeper,and also Judge for Crawley Swimming club.I also teach learners at Crawley Swimming Club. In October 2015 I competed in the Nationals at Sheffield and I came third in the 50 metres butterfly, fifth in the 50 freestyle I also competed in two relays where we won gold medals at national level. I am CRB checked and also have a child protection certificate from the ASA.I also have a current Pool lifeguard qualification.
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Lyn
I was taught to swim by my father at a very young age. I then joined Crawley swimming club with my sisters, where we regularly competed for the club. I continued swimming till I was 17, when I left to go to college. I returned to swimming when I had my own children and we all competed in swimming and lifesaving competion. I took up teaching and in 1996 Meryl and I formed Merlin swim school. I do seminars to keep up to date with teaching and still compete in Masters swim competion and I also do triathalons. I have won quite a few medals, my most memorable being a gold in the 1500 metres front crawl at the Nationals, I also became the 50 metres freestyle Champion at the South East Championships at K2 in 2009.At Sheffield in 2012 I got a silver in the 1500 metres at Nationals.
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Lucy
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