

TERMS & CONDITIONS
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All pool facility rules applied by the hire pool, also apply to Pathway to Parenthood customers.
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All known relevant medical conditions of parent/carer & child must be disclosed to Pathway to Parenthood Ltd and we ask you to updated us if anything changes in the future.
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Please do not bring your baby if they are unwell.
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Following illness, sickness or diarrhoea your child must be clear of symptoms at least 48 hours prior to attendance at class.
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Young children must wear a swim nappy or reusable nappy AND A nappy cover. Newly toilet trained children should wear a reusable swim nappy until you are fully confidence they will tell you within enough time!
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All nappies must placed in the specific nappy bin provided - not the general waste bins.
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Only one adult may enter the water with each baby/toddler. That adult is exclusively responsible for the safety of the baby/toddler both in the pool and the surrounding areas.
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Pathway to Parenthood Ltd and venue will not be liable for any loss, damage or injury whilst on the premises. This includes misuse of equipment.
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Photography is not permitted without arrangement and agreement with the Pathway to Parenthood instructor.
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If practising activities/ applications learnt at Pathway to Parenthood Ltd outside of the class, you are are fully responsible for the activities/ applications carried out.
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The teacher is in the water in all classes to help and assist both adults and child. You give permission for your child to be physically supported by the teacher.
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Your booking and payment secures your child's place at a certain day and time, therefore if you wish to cancel your booking, only half the payment can be refunded.
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If you miss a class, you will be offered to arrange a catch up class, on another day and time.
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Pathway to Parenthood Ltd is committed to providing good child safeguarding practice for all our swimmers. If you have a question or concern regarding child welfare, please informed your teacher as soon as possible. The NSPCC have a dedicated helpline for anyone wishing to raise a safeguarding or welfare concern to contact call on 0808 800 5000 . If you think there has been a crime committed please call the police – 999.