If you're not feeling well, haven't eaten properly, or haven't had enough sleep, please don't push yourself—take a rest.
Stay in the shade and drink plenty of water at the poolside. Watch out for heatstroke.
Warm-ups are important before going into the pool. A leg cramp can make you panic and put you in danger in the water.
Take a good shower - not just pass through it but clean yourself and get your body accostomed to the water.
To prevent hair from falling into the pool and to make it easier to ensure safety in the water, wear a brightly colored swim cap.
When you put on a float, check if you are wearing it properly and that it is not leaking air.
Learn how to get into the water safely.
The poolside can be slippery. So walk. Do not run.
No rough play near the pool. You might fall into the pool or hurt yourself.
Do not jump into the pool from the poolside, as it can lead to serious accidents if someone is underneath.
