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For the fourth year in a row Great Britain will host a leg of the World Para Swimming World Series in 2020, as the world’s best para-swimmers build towards the Paralympic Games.

For the fourth year in a row Great Britain will host a leg of the World Para Swimming World Series in 2020, as the world’s best para-swimmers build towards the Paralympic Games.

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The British Para-Swimming International Meet, which incorporates a leg of the World Para Swimming World Series, will feature the world’s best para-swimmers building towards the Paralympic Games.

Six Paralympians will form the bulk of an experienced, eight-strong British Para-Swimming team heading to this month's World Para Swimming European Open Championships in Madeira.

A number of British short-course records were broken as the para-swimming community came together at Sandwell Aquatics Centre to kick-start a new season of competition at the weekend.

From Monday 6th July, a number of Britain’s leading para-swimmers will be returning to the water following the principles set out by the DCMS’ ‘Elite sport return to training guidance: Step One’ (ESRTT).

The open international is set to offer a competitive outlet for all classifications from their home training environment, following Covid-19’s disruption to the 2020 event schedule.

To mark International Day of People with Disabilities 2022 on Saturday 3rd December, we spoke to five of our world-class para-swimming athletes on the importance of their sport and the how their own experiences within the world of aquatics have affected their lives, careers and impairments.