About Us

The Scottish Amateur Swimming Association Limited (known as Scottish Swimming) is the national governing body for swimming, masters, diving, water polo, open water and synchronised swimming in Scotland.

Founded in 1888, The Scottish Amateur Swimming Association was incorporated into a company limited by guarantee in 2003. It comprises four districts – North, Midlands, East and West and has 160 affiliated swimming clubs across the country.

Based at the National Swimming Academy on the University of Stirling campus, Scottish Swimming has fifteen professional staff, reporting to the sport’s Board of Directors. In addition, the Council is in place to represent the needs of our clubs and members through their individual districts and manage the constitutional structure of our sport.

There are also a number of committees within the sport to manage specialist areas, including the individual disciplines.

In addition to these roles, we have thousands of volunteers across the country, working hard to support our sport and ensure its success at every level.

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Click here to view or download relevant information on Scottish Swimming, including our annual report, business plan, governance and policy documents.