How long before my child can swim independently?
Every child progresses differently. Our structured program ensures steady development of water safety, confidence, and stroke skills over time.

Do you offer private lessons?
Yes. Private lessons are available for swimmers who benefit from one-on-one attention or accelerated learning.

What should we bring to lessons?
Swimwear, towel, and for babies — a swim nappy. We will guide you through everything you need before your first class.

How do I book lessons?
Booking is quick and easy:
1. Send us a WhatsApp message
2. Our team will recommend the best class for your child
3. We reserve your weekly lesson time

Is swimming really important for young children?
Yes. Swimming is a life-saving skill, especially in South Africa where many homes have pools. Learning early helps children: – Become comfortable in water – Learn essential safety skills – Build confidence around pools

How do you keep babies safe during lessons?
For babies under 4 months (if exceptions are made) we: – Minimise water in the ears and eyes – Avoid submersions – Focus on gentle water confidence Safety and comfort are always our priority.

Is the pool heated?
Yes. Our pool is heated for comfortable year-round swimming so lessons continue throughout the year.

Can parents watch the lessons?
Yes. Parents are welcome to watch from the poolside. Seeing their child progress is often one of the most rewarding parts of lessons.

How often should my child attend lessons?
For best progress we recommend one lesson per week. Some swimmers attend two lessons per week to progress faster.

What happens if we miss a lesson?
If you cannot attend, please notify us as early as possible. Ask us for our make up policy.

Do lessons run during school holidays? Yes. Swimming is a year-round program, which helps children maintain and improve their skills consistently.

What happens if my child cries? Crying is common when children start lessons. Teachers are trained to handle this and it usually passes quickly. Parents are encouraged to step out of sight so children can focus.

Should I stop lessons if my child doesn’t like them at first?
No. Many children need a few weeks to adjust. Learning to swim can be challenging at first but becomes rewarding once confidence develops.

How often should my child attend lessons?
One to two lessons per week is recommended for steady progress.