Corona measures during swimming lessons
Swimming lessons have started again! There are, however, a number of general measures that apply to participants of the swimming lesson and the parents / guardians. These measures (in accordance with the RIVM and the KNZB) can be found below.
Prepare visit
- Adhere to the general RIVM guidelines (see bottom of this page)
- Only come at pre-arranged times
- Come alone, not even with your partner or brother / sister
- Please arrive at the property no earlier than 10 minutes before the agreed starting time
- Go to the toilet at home before the visit
- Wash your hands with soap for at least 20 seconds prior to the visit
- At home, put on bathing suits under your normal clothes
Measures during visit
- Always follow the instructions of the personnel
- Instructor teaches as much as possible from 1.5 meters away, preferably from the shore
- Limit touching of doors, fences, benches, etc. to the necessary minimum
- Keep toilet use and unnecessary areas to a minimum
- In the dressing room, take off the “overclothes”
- Take the “overclothes” and shoes in a sports bag to the waiting area. Do not leave any belongings.
- Changing clothes after swimming is possible in the designated area
- There are a maximum of 8 children, each with one parent at a time, in the changing room. The other group waits next to the pool until the supervisor gives a signal to enter the changing room. Change clothes quickly and follow the on-site instructions carefully.
- Shower at home before and after swimming
- Immediately after swimming, leave the building quickly via the designated routing
General guidelines RIVM
- Stay at home in case of (mild) symptoms
- Stay at home if you have a fever or shortness of breath in your household. When someone in your household has tested positive, go into home quarantine for 14 days
- Keep 1.5 meters away from others outside your household
- Stay at home if you have tested positive in the last 7 days or if you are in home quarantine due to contact with someone who tested positive
- Cough and sneeze into your elbow and use tissue paper
- Wash your hands regularly with soap or disinfect
- Avoid touching your face
- Do not shake hands
- Where possible, people work from home as much as possible