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Joining Driffield JASC

Everything you need to know about becoming a member, from trial sessions to club fees.
Why Join Our Club?

Professional Coaching, Community Heart

At Driffield Junior Amateur Swimming Club, we bridge the gap between swim lessons and competitive success. While we are proudly 100% volunteer-led, our standards are anything but amateur.

Fully Affiliated

We operate under the strict governance and safeguarding standards of Swim England, ensuring a safe, elite environment for every swimmer.

Expert Coaches

Our poolside team is comprised of fully trained, insured, and DBS-checked coaches dedicated to technical excellence and stamina.

Not-for-Profit

Every penny of our membership fees is reinvested back into our swimmers, equipment, and pool time. We swim for the sport, not for profit.

The Essentials

When are training times?
Currently, we train Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday between 6pm and 7pm.
What does it cost?
£35 per month allows you to swim up to 4 nights a week.
Our one-off joining fee of £30 gives you a club swim cap, kickboard and pull buoy and use of training flippers.
Annual insurance is also payable at £40 per year.
What are the entry requirements?
Your swimmer needs to be 7 or over and should be able to swim continuously for 100m (4 lengths) of freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke.
More Questions?
Take a look at the Frequently Asked Questions below or go ahead and Book a Trial for your swimmer.

Frequently asked questions

You can join the club when you are 7 years old, but to swim in galas you usually need to be 8 years or older.

Sweatshirts and poolside tops are available but you do not have to purchase them. We would love every swimmer to have the poolside top for when we attend galas, but they are not compulsory.

No. Your joining fee goes towards the club providing you with a swimmer starter pack that includes swim cap, pull buoy, kickboard and flippers.

No. One of the aims of the Club is to improve the swimming techniques of its swimmers to a high standard. Providing you can swim the 4 lengths of continuous swimming, that is all we ask.

No. We would like you to attend at least three of the four sessions if you can, but we appreciate that isn’t practical for everyone.

Training involves a variety of things:

  • Developing stroke technique
  • diving and race starts
  • turns
  • building stamina
  • races
  • having fun

The swimmers are separated by age and ability across six lanes. We also encourage all swimmers to work with one another by mixing ages and abilities in team races and training.

No, but parents/carers are responsible for swimmers before and after the swimming session timings

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