Learning to swim saves Lives!
Classes available in Brandon
Pre school classes
Pre school classes
Pre school classes
Maximum 1:2 instructor-to-swimmer ratio
A gentle and encouraging introduction to swimming for our younger swimmers.
Children develop water confidence and essential safety skills while learning through age-appropriate activities. We'll introduce skills such as floating, kicking, putting their face in the water and beginning to move independently.
The emphasis is on helping children feel happy, safe and confident in the water.
Beginner
Pre school classes
Pre school classes
Maximum 1:3 instructor-to-swimmer ratio
For children who are becoming comfortable in the water and are ready to start swimming more independently.
Swimmers develop:
• Water safety and confidence
• Kicking and body position
• Breath control
• Floating
• Independent movement through the water
• Early swimming skills
We build skills gradually, celebrating progress and helping children become confident independent swimmers.
Improver
Advanced/Pre Team
Intermediate
Maximum 1:4 instructor-to-swimmer ratio
For swimmers who can already move independently through the water and are ready to develop their technique.
Children work on front crawl and backstroke, breathing techniques, body position and increasing the distance they can swim.
We'll continue building stamina and technique while keeping confidence and enjoyment at the heart of each lesson.
Intermediate
Advanced/Pre Team
Intermediate
Maximum 1:6 instructor-to-swimmer ratio
For confident swimmers who are ready to develop stronger strokes, greater endurance and more efficient swimming.
Swimmers work on:
• Front crawl and backstroke technique
• Breaststroke
• Dolphin kick
• Breathing patterns
• Swimming longer distances
• Stamina and endurance
The aim is to develop confident, capable swimmers with strong foundations across multiple strokes.
Advanced/Pre Team
Advanced/Pre Team
Advanced/Pre Team
Maximum 1:6 instructor-to-swimmer ratio
For experienced swimmers who are ready to take their skills to the next level or prepare for recreational or competitive swim teams.
Lessons focus on stroke refinement, starts and turns, endurance, pace awareness and swimming discipline.
Swimmers develop the technique, fitness and confidence they need to make the transition into a team environment.
