The WIS swim team has a strong pedigree of competitive success and we pride ourselves on our inclusivity and accessibility for swimmers of all abilities. We compete in the ISSFHK division 1 (finishing 4th overall last year) and HKSSF division 2. Every year our students embrace the team philosophy as well as the individual drive to win medals. The WIS swim programme aims to promote the activity as an essential life skill, and provide opportunities and support for competitive swimming up to and including elite level.
HKSSF - 9th October & 16th October
ISSFHK finals - 27th November
In order to be eligible for the ISSFHK finals, students must participate in at least one mini meet hosted by WIS or another school
Mini meets take place from August-November and dates will be confirmed at the start of the new academic year
Purchase swim team shirt in Term 3 24/25 window, or Window 1; WIS swimming hat; students provide their own swimwear.
For those swimmers wanting to represent WIS, attendance at Monday training is mandatory. We are fortunate to be able to offer five sessions for our competitive swimmers and we encourage students to attend at least 3 of these sessions.
HK$250 per week, flat fee. This gives access to each open and team session, or the learn-to-swim session. Session allocation will be decided by the coaching team and be based on a student’s ability and safety in the water.
The Pacific Swim Club (1987) is dedicated to developing swimmers through a comprehensive program that blends technical skill-building with goal-setting and a strong competitive mindset. Our coaching philosophy emphasises progressive skill development, physical fitness, and mental resilience to nurture elite athletes. Over the years, we have set more than 60 age group records and supported over 50 swimmers representing Hong Kong internationally. Consistently ranked among Hong Kong’s top swim clubs, we prioritize inclusivity and personal growth alongside competitive success. Our year-round training prepares swimmers for two major competition seasons, fostering both long-term development and peak performance. Recent achievements include breaking Hong Kong records in the 50m Breaststroke and strong performances at major international events like the World Aquatic Championships and World Cup Series.