Questions families ask

Book a placement visit. It is a short time in the water with an instructor, about twenty minutes, and your swimmer can get out at any time. The instructor suggests a level and a cap color, and shows you the classes with room.

There are six levels, each with a cap color and a short list of skills swimmers practice. The instructor decides when a swimmer is ready for the next one, and every swimmer moves at their own pace.

Choose the pool closest to home or work on a day that suits you. A swimmer's level decides which pools are open to them, and we go through the options at the placement visit. A swimmer can change pools and keep the same level.

The first two levels meet for thirty minutes and the other four for forty-five, once a week. Some families take a second day when there is room.

A towel, goggles if your swimmer likes them, and a swim shirt or swimsuit; swim shirts are welcome in every class. Tie long hair back. We ask every swimmer to wear a cap in their level's color.

Each pool has a place for parents: a bench, the stands or a window onto the pool. We ask that a parent or guardian stays on site during every class.

An instructor is in the water or on the step beside every swimmer.

A missed class can be made up in another class of the same level at any of our pools, space allowing. If a pool closes for weather, a holiday or repairs, the class is made up too. We text families the same day.

Tuition depends on the level, the class length and the classes a week, and our figures are on the enrollment page. How tuition works explains registration, billing, make-ups and the costs beyond tuition.

Book a placement visit on our enrollment page, or call and we will find a time. After the visit you can register for a class the same day.