How long will it take a swimmer to pass each stage?

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This will vary depending on skills and experience, if they started in an adult and child session they may move faster initially as they are familiar with the framework. Some children are also more naturally competent and confident in the water so will progress faster. If you have any concerns, please speak with the Swim … Continued

What do I/my child need for my swimming lesson?

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You/your child will need the following items for swimming lessons: Swimming costume/trunks/shorts Towel Shampoo & shower gel Hair clips/hair bands Swimming cap if desired Goggles Armbands (if child has their own) – however, we do provide swimming aids during lessons. Any medication that may be required (such as inhaler, epi pen etc.) For Rookie Lifeguard … Continued

Why is learning to swim so important?

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Swimming is a vital life skill. As 75% of our planet is water, it is vital that young people are given the opportunity to learn to swim for their own safety. Swimming is also one of the safest and most popular forms of exercise. It is a whole family activity, one that we participate in … Continued

What happens if I/my child misses a lesson due to illness?

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We appreciate that illness can happen, especially with little ones. Sadly we are not able to refund/or replace missed classes as yours/your child’s space is held regardless of attendance. This is to ensure that the space is always guaranteed. If you/your child is going to be off for a significant period of time, please do … Continued

What swimming accessories can I bring to my swim session?

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You are able to bring your own swimming accessories as long as they are not the following items: No inflatable lilos or giant inflatable items/rings. No mermaid tails, flippers, snorkels, beach balls etc. If you are uncertain whether you can bring an item into your swimming session please get in contact with the venue in … Continued