Our next crash courses will run in the May half term, Tuesday 28th May to Thursday 30th May 2024 from 3.30 - 5.30pm. 

Prices
Members £9 per lesson - £27.00 for 3 days
Non-members £11 per lesson - £33.00 for 3 days

Payment must be made at time of booking.
*Bookings are non refundable and non transferable 

If you send an email to enquire, please ensure you leave a contact number so we can give you a call if needed. If a contact number is not provided this can result in a delay in speaking with you and your place could be lost.

Courses/Stages

Ducklings: 3–5-year-old beginners (Teacher will be in the water)

Stage 1: 5–7-year-old beginners or younger swimmers with a lot of confidence (Teacher will be in the water)

Stage 2: Children who are starting to swim with no help from floats and have no trouble putting their face in the water. This stage is still in the shallow end, but teachers tend to take them to the deep end to build their confidence further (Teacher will be in the water)

Stage 3: For swimmers who can swim 5 metres on their front and back in deep water without help from floating aids or teacher support. This stage starts developing stroke technique.

Stage 4: For swimmers who can swim 10 meters on their front and back in deep water without help from floating aids or teacher support. This stage starts to work more on the kick technique for all 4 strokes.  

Stage 5: For swimmers who can swim 10 meters on their front and back in deep water without help from floating aids or teacher support. This stage starts to work more on the full stroke of all 4 strokes with arms and legs.  

Breaststroke & Butterfly: These courses are designed to work on the correct body position and leg kick as well as breathing and timing for the more advanced swimmer. Ideal for stages 5 to 7. Stage 4’s may also benefit from these as well.

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Terms and Conditions 

Swimschool terms and conditions

Safeguarding Policy Statement

We will endeavour to safeguard children in our care by:

• Adopting child protection guidelines through play scheme procedures and a code of conduct for staff and volunteers.
• Sharing information about child protection and good practice with children, parents and carers, staff and volunteers.
• Sharing information about concerns with agencies who need to know and involving parents and children appropriately.
• Carefully follow the procedures for recruitment and selection of staff and volunteers.
• Providing effective management for staff and volunteers through supervision, support and training.

We are also committed to reviewing our policy and good practice at regular intervals. Aspire play schemes are registered and inspected by OFSTED under the Children's Act 1989. Aspire also recognises the Human Rights Act of 1998 and The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.