- Lower pool deep water testing requires treading water for one minute, front crawl 15 yards, back crawl 15 yards, jump in and swim under water 15 yards.
- At the upper pool, due to the depth of the water, the upper pool deep water test is for level 3 and up.
- No snorkel goggles at free swim.
- We know that some campers complain about instructional swim. Parents, please encourage your camper to keep trying. It’s an important life skill and we’ve been teaching it well for years!
Check out our latest Briarwood Bugle! You can read it below or see it in glorious color and with photos here.
The Briarwood Bugle 2017-week 2
June 26-30 2017
FROM MIKE AND MATT
“We the People, in order to write a more perfect Bugle . . .”
We had another great week this week, with art and sports and swimming and leagues and gaga and Crazy Hat Day and bunk show practice and trips (Hershey Overnighter! Rebounderz! Rice’s!) and on and on. It is a gift for us to be able to see the smiles and hear the splashing and laughter every day.
We’ve got lots more on tap for next week. In addition to our regular spectacularness, Olympics start on Monday, the CITs go to Dorney, the Super CITs go to the beach, we’ve got a new round of clubs, Upper Camp starts intercamp sports and much much more! Join us! And if we can editorialize for a moment, we are very lucky to live in the land of the free and the home of the brave. Have a great weekend!
Notes from the Lifeguard Chair by Rob Resnick, Briarwood Pool Director
Greetings from the pool staff! Camp is off to a great start and our campers are improving rapidly. Water safety is a major part of what we do at Briarwood and our lifeguards here have more than 80 years of experience lifeguarding here (yes, seriously). We get a lot of questions about deep water testing for kids as well as some other items so we thought we’d write a quick note here.