Book on to our fun and enjoyable crash courses where we cover the Swim England Learn to Swim framework and finish with pool-based games.
The sessions will end with some fun activities and some of the easier water safety skills.
Please note that parents are not allowed in the water, although a qualified swimming assistant will be in the water at all times for stages 1 & 2.
£28 for 3 sessions
7-9 April 2026
Childcare Vouchers Accepted
This beginner’s class will cover Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1 & 2 combined.
Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1 helps to build water confidence, while introducing water safety skills and the basic skills needed to build swimming ability. Learners will develop basic safety awareness, learn basic movement skills and water confidence skills. They will also be introduced to a structured class setting. Swimmers may use flotation equipment, such as armbands and floats, throughout this stage.
Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 2 sees swimmers develop streamlining to their strokes and travel without their feet on the floor, using a recognised leg kick. Swimmers are also introduced to aquatic breathing and taught to make safe entries into the water, including jumping.
They will develop basic floating and learn how to rotate to regain an upright position without support. All travel must be achieved without the use of flotation equipment, though buoyancy aids may be used when swimmers aren’t travelling.
This beginner’s class will cover Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 3 & 4 combined.
During stage 3, swimmers will develop their kicks, on both their front and their back.
They streamline through push and glides, whilst also swimming underwater. Swimmers will develop safe entries into the water, including submersion, and travel up to 10 metres on their front and back. Water safety knowledge and rotation skills will also be progressed.
Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 4 sees swimmers perfect their leg kicks for all four strokes and further develop push and glides, while also being introduced to sculling. They will develop an understanding of buoyancy through a range of skills and should swim 10 metres to the Swim England Expected Standards.
The intermediate class will cover Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 5 & 6 combined. Children should be able to swim the width of the pool comfortably which is 12.5 metres.
During Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 5, swimmers will develop their skills in treading water, learn the correct arm pulls for all four strokes and learn how to do handstands and somersaults. This means they will develop their technique and perform all strokes to the Swim England Expected Standards.
Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 6 teaches swimmers how to prepare for exercise, while developing an efficient technique for all four strokes and further developing surface dives. The effective swimming skills taught include coordination, breathing and an understanding of water safety. Within this stage, swimmers will work on all the other strokes, including streamlining, improving their technique with both their arms and their legs.
'The staff were extremely welcoming and although my daughter felt nervous initially, the staff member who taught my daughter made her feel happy and confident.'