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The IAPS Swimming Final Event took place at the iconic London Aquatics Centre on Saturday, attracting a large crowd of enthusiastic friends and family. The event showcased the remarkable talent and dedication of the Lambrook swimmers, who had made it to the finals.

The IAPS Swimming Final Event took place at the iconic London Aquatics Centre on Saturday, attracting a large crowd of enthusiastic friends and family. The event showcased the remarkable talent and dedication of the Lambrook swimmers, who made it to the finals.

Earlier this year, 4,000 children across the UK took part in the IAPS Swimming Qualifiers and Lambrook had the privilege of hosting one of the qualifying rounds in the Lambrook pool. 30 Lambrook pupils between Years 5-8 took part in this competition, with many of these entrants gaining Personal Bests and an impressive total of 6 of them qualifying to swim in the IAPS finals.

The London Aquatics Centre, host of the London 2012 Olympics swimming events, provided the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated competition. The state-of-the-art facility, featuring world-class pools and impeccable amenities, created an atmosphere charged with excitement and anticipation. The cheers and applause from the enthusiastic crowd reverberated through the venue, adding an extra layer of motivation for all of the competitors. On arrival, pupils got changed and then had the opportunity to warm up in the Olympic Pool, which was incredibly exciting!

“This was the best year that Lambrook has ever had for the IAPS Swimming Finals. The individual swimmers swam brilliantly, achieving personal bests and all making the finals of their events”Head of Swimming

Two Lambrook swimmers came sixth and eighth in their finals, narrowly missing a podium place, Nathaniel took bronze in the 50m fly and brother and sister, Deshler and Margot, recieved gold and silver respectively in the 50m freestyle.