The Rotary Club of Grenada has unveiled a groundbreaking Learn to Swim Programme tailored for students at the Grenada School for Special Education. Officially launched on 30 September 2025 by Rotary Club President Julia Lawrence, the initiative aims to unlock potential, ensure safety, and nurture joy among students. Held at the Limes in Grand Anse, the programme reflects Rotary’s enduring commitment to service and inclusion, particularly for those often overlooked. This initiative builds on the school’s historical ties to Rotary, which was founded in 1976 through a collaboration between the Rotary Clubs of Grenada, Scarborough, and Toronto. Partnering with Get Grenada Swimming, an organisation that has taught over 10,000 individuals to swim between 2017 and 2022, the programme aligns with Rotary International’s 2025–2026 theme, “Unite for Good.” Swim classes will begin on 10 October and continue every Friday for the next two years. Students will be trained in small groups of 10–12 over eight-week sessions, with the goal of ensuring all 72 students gain confidence and comfort in the water. Teachers will also receive training to sustain the programme’s impact. Beyond recreation, the Learn to Swim Programme offers transformative benefits, including promoting water safety, enhancing physical development, supporting cognitive and behavioural growth, fostering social skills and inclusion, and promoting emotional well-being. This initiative is part of a broader suite of projects the Rotary Club of Grenada has planned for the school, including student health checks, an annual Christmas party, and a movie day. The club also continues to support the expansion of the school’s facilities. The Rotary Club of Grenada extends heartfelt gratitude to all contributors and encourages continued public support for its mission to create lasting, positive change in the community.