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term dates 2023/24
Our group swimming classes schedule
We run swimming lessons exclusively on Sundays from 9 am to 6 pm.
Group sizes
- we allow a maximum of 6 children per class
The teacher is always present in the water.
Why swimming?
- It is the only sport that can save your life.
- It is effective in reducing anxiety.
- It puts less strain on joints and connective tissues that other forms of exercises.
- It helps develop strength and coordination in children.
- It is a sport that will bring children fitness and enjoyment for life.
- It works practically all of the muscles in the body.
- It is an excellent cardiovascular workout, promotes heart and lung health.
- Researches have documented that swimming lessons have the potential to increase intelligence and concentration abilities.
- It encourages fun and learning and helps your child to develop confidence and positive self–image and improves general wellbeing.
Programme
Twice a year we work towards STA certificates in line with STA’s International Learn to Swim Programme. We assess little ones throughout the term, not just one class. This helps children to perform better and minimalise pressure of the assessment.
If a child needs more time to reach a milestone, we’ve got it covered and they will be awarded with one of Supporting Awards: a Well Done award or a Certificate of Achievement to acknowledge their hard work. These awards are as important as any other.
Our range also includes Distance Series covering swims from 5 to 5000 meters.
A particular stroke’s technique is not required for achieving marks up to 20 meters. Swims starting from 25 meters need to be performed in a recognisable stroke with attempted breathing.
If a child needs more time to reach a milestone, we’ve got it covered and they will be awarded with one of Supporting Awards: a Well Done award or a Certificate of Achievement to acknowledge their hard work. These awards are as important as any other.
Our range also includes Distance Series covering swims from 5 to 5000 meters.
A particular stroke’s technique is not required for achieving marks up to 20 meters. Swims starting from 25 meters need to be performed in a recognisable stroke with attempted breathing.
