Little Fish

Trusted Partners

At Little Fish Norwich, we’re proud to work alongside local schools, clubs and local businesses that share our commitment to helping Norfolk’s swimming community thrive.

Web Designer & Digital Partner

Our website was designed and built by Jabel AI Solutions, bringing our classes, clubs and swimming community together online. They work with businesses to create websites, software and smarter systems, combining thoughtful design with a clear focus on what each business needs.

Massage Therapist

A Little Bit of Heaven Facials by Lyndsey offers facial treatments, sports massage, deep tissue massage, cupping and bamboo massage; proudly supporting our swimmers, helping them manage muscle tension and fatigue, recover after training and competitions, and maintain their physical wellbeing throughout their swimming journey.

Multi-Academy Trust

Broad Horizons Education Trust brings together schools across Norfolk, helping improve opportunities for children and young people. We’re proud to work alongside an organisation that puts pupils and community at the heart of its work, sharing our commitment to helping young people learn, grow and reach their potential.

North Norfolk Vikings Swimming Club

North Norfolk Vikings Swimming Club, based in North Walsham, supports swimmers as they progress towards competitive swimming. Through structured coaching and squad training, swimmers can develop their technique, build confidence and prepare to compete at the next level, led by Toby Ketland, a national-standard 1500m freestyle swimmer.

Thorpe St Andrew School

Thorpe St Andrew High School & Sixth Form provides a welcoming home for Little Fish, with a swimming pool operated and managed by our team. With accessible facilities, on-site parking and lessons for a range of abilities, it gives swimmers a supportive place to build confidence, develop their skills and progress at their own pace.

The Hewett Academy

Hewett Academy has been a valued home for Little Fish for over eight years, with its 25-metre pool helping swimmers develop confidence, technique and stamina. Currently closed as part of the school’s redevelopment, the pool is expected to welcome swimmers back in late 2027, subject to completion of the wider works.