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Advanced Level “Squads” Main Outcome – Strengthen distance, stamina, rhythm and timing in all 4 strokes, competitive swimming, medleys (combining all 4 strokes), competitive tumble turns In the Squad level, your child will learn how to work out turn-around times using the pace clock and lane etiquette, together with all the different turns, including Individual

Intermediate Level 01 “Swim like a Dolphin” Main Outcomes – Intro to ISA Key Sequence 2: Kick-Float-Kick (Guided), diving and jumps, intro to underwater skills. Overview Having mastered the ISA’s Key Sequence 1 “Rollback-and-Float” on the Beginner level, your child is improving their technique of kicking their legs in order to move through the water.

“Babies are the foundation of our programme” Our first priority is to make sure your baby feels safe and comfortable in the water. Babies as young as 3 months old can learn how to float on their back. The Water Safety Programme is always 1:1 (1 instructor / 1 baby). You can tailor your child’s

Beginner Level “Float like a Starfish” Main Outcome – ISA Key Sequence 1: Rollback-and-float Overview “Float like a Starfish” focuses on your child building a relationship with the Instructor, developing water confidence and ultimately mastering the ISA Key Sequence 1 “Rollback-and-Float”. Along the way, your child will learn through play with age-appropriate toys, by playing

The way they see us… Passionate, supportive, dedicated…These are some of the nice words we hear from our parents to describe our teachers. They are always available to guide you and your children, in and out of the water, to ensure that your child has the best possible experience as they embark on their swimming

Our approach “Using a hands-on approach, we teach water safety and swimming skills from the very first lesson, regardless of the swimmer’s developmental age or ability. We believe that every child is different and they will respond to the water in their own individual way”. BOOK NOW Safety Teaching your child how to float independently