The deepest pool in the world is about 60 metres deep.
That is deeper than a tall office building is high. Divers use it to practise going far underwater.
💡 Pool — Fun Facts
Fun “Did you know?” facts about Pool — tap through 10 at a time!
The biggest swimming pool in the world is over 1 kilometre long.
This giant pool is in Chile, next to the sea. It is so long that people sail little boats on it!
Clean pools use a helper called chlorine to keep the water fresh.
Chlorine stops tiny germs from growing in the water. That is the smell you notice at some swimming pools.
Always swim with a grown-up watching to stay safe.
Water is lots of fun but you must be careful. A grown-up nearby keeps everyone safe in the pool.
Goggles help you see clearly under the water.
Goggles keep the water out of your eyes. With them on, you can open your eyes and look around below.
Kickboards help you learn to swim.
You hold the floaty board and kick your legs. It keeps you up while you practise your kicks.
Floating is easier when you spread out flat on the water.
Lying back and staying calm helps you float. The water gently holds you up from below.