Our lessons run for 30 minutes.

This is the perfect duration for a swimming lesson, because we know that children absorb the most information and learn skills in short, but focused bursts.

Whilst classes generally have 4 to 5 children in each class, we allow a maximum of up to 6 children per class.

We’re proud to be able to offer every swimmer in our programme individual attention and tailored feedback. We have very deliberately chosen to make our classes this size, as they’re small enough for the teacher to give the swimmers lots of specific guidance, but also the right size to enable group activities, games, demonstrations, competitions, and a vibrant atmosphere!

Thursday 4pm - 7pm

Friday 4pm - 7pm

Saturday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Sundays 9:15am - 12:15pm

If you have preference over which day your child comes to lessons, please let us know and we will make sure we find a class that is at a convenient time for you

We offer lessons for children aged 2 - 10 years old, starting with our ‘Beginner with Parent’ classes for our toddler & younger swimmers, all the way up to stage 4 classes for our more intermediate swimmers.

There is no ‘wrong’ age to start lessons! We warmly welcome children who are older beginners :)

There is available parking on nearby streets within a few short minutes walk from the pool.

We have a shower and changing spaces for swimmers to use after their lesson, but we encourage all swimmers to come 'swim ready' at the start of their lesson with their swimwear on underneath their clothes, ready to go for the start of their class 🙂

Yes absolutely! We have chairs all around the poolside for parents to sit and watch the class from.

We provide swim discs for all of our swimmers - these are floats on the arms that allow us to gradually remove the support - one disc at a time - so our swimmers don't go from lots of flotation support to no support straight away.

These are comfortable on children’s arms, positioned conveniently to not interfere with the technique and most importantly, the safest piece of equipment to help a young child learn to swim.