Ellie Robinson Mbe

Ellie Robinson MBE achieved Paralympic champion status in her debut international season and has continued to secure medals at World, European, and Commonwealth levels. After setting a world record in the 100m butterfly during her senior international debut in 2015, Ellie Robinson MBE went on to become a Paralympic champion and secure multiple medals at World, European, and Commonwealth levels. Having rejoined competitive swimming in 2014 and quickly enrolled in British Swimming’s World Class Podium Potential Programme, Robinson made an immediate impact on the international stage. At the 2015 International Deutsche Meisterschaften in Berlin, she not only achieved a world record in the 100m butterfly with a time of 1:26.30, but also earned a silver medal in the 50m butterfly and a bronze in the 200m butterfly, marking a formidable entrance into elite competition.

She announced her retirement from competitive swimming in October 2021, concluding a decorated career at the forefront of para-swimming. Currently, Robinson is pursuing academic studies in history and politics while actively exploring various media opportunities, leveraging her profile as a celebrated Paralympic champion and MBE recipient.