Lessons
Baby Swim Lessons
6 months – 36 months
A parent-child group approach that develops swimming ability in a gentle, fun-filled and directed manner.
Teaching your baby basic survival skills and how to swim according to the child’s own pace of development and individual personality.
Parents will become more aware of children around water, while lessons are a super bonding time for both parent and child.
Individual Swim Lessons
Learn to Swim lessons are on an individual basis catering for children of all levels, from beginner to advanced.
Lessons are adapted to each child.
Teachers are friendly, dedicated and experienced.
Children are taught all four strokes, diving, and tumble turns.
Team Swim
A programme developed to cater for groups of 6 children instructed by a qualified teacher from outside the pool
, equipping children for school swimming and galas.
Fitness levels are maintained and stroke correction is improved.
Advanced Team
Swimmers take their swimming training up a notch. They swim for an hour working on technique,
stamina and speed to prep them for competitive swimming.
Adult Classes
Adults are taken from a non-swimmer to feeling comfortable in the water.
We work on breathing control, floating, being able to balance in water, going under water and lastly, when confident, getting to swim across the pool, then slowly introducing strokes – all while having FUN.
“Wonderful, confidence boosting lessons.”
Our Fees
September 2024 to August 2025
Annual registration fee: R160.00 (pro-rata from when you begin)
Babies
Group Lessons
Deposit R690.00
R690.00 per month
Learn to Swim
Individual lessons
Deposit R820.00
R820.00 per month
Team
Advanced lessons
Deposit R780.00
R780.00 per month
Adult Individual Lessons
Available on enquiry (females only)
Deposit R820.00
R820.00 per month
Teaching Times:
Learn to Swim + Babies
Monday – Friday: 11h00 to 17h00
Saturday: 07h30 to 13h00
Team Swimming
Monday – Thursday: 17h00 to 18h30
*The Swim School is closed on Public Holidays.
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