Swim School Lessons
WetWetWet SWIM SCHOOL instructors are fully qualified with the ASA (Amateur Swimming Association) and members of the Institute of Swimming. All full teachers hold the Royal Lifesaving Society’s ‘Swimming Teachers Rescue and Resuscitation’ qualification. Our staff are all 1st Aiders, Police checked and approved to work with children.
WetWetWet Swim School – Class Structure
Beginners
Stages 1-3b inclusive
Improvers
Stages 4-7
Pre Competitive
Stages 8
Swim Squad
Stages 9+
Teens & Adults
Beginners – Improvers – Advanced
About WetWetWet Swim School Lessons
Small Class Sizes
Our beginner classes aim to have a maximum of 8 swimmers with an assistant ensuring your child progresses fast and is safe and happy. We teach a maximum of 8 children to each improver / pre comp / Adults class. Squad groups aim for a ratio of 1-12 – our Squad teams swim for 45 minutes to 1 hour. In smaller pools, ALL group lessons aim to have a maximum of 8 swimmers.
Fully Qualified Teachers
Our staff are DBS enhanced checked and certified and STA / Swim England qualified. Our teachers are all qualified lifesavers ensuring the safety of our swimmers.
Pool Equipment
We supply floats and all other equipment used in our swimming lessons, except for goggles and hats.
Keep In Touch Easily
At our larger pools, each session has a receptionist with whom you can discuss any aspect of your child’s swimming lesson, and ask for requests to be relayed to the office.
Private Tuition Available
In larger pools, beginner classes aim to have a maximum of 7 swimmers with an assistant ensuring your child progresses fast and is safe and happy. We teach a maximum of 8 children to each improver / pre comp / Adults class. Squad groups aim for a ratio of 1-10 – our Squad teams swim for 1 hour. In smaller pools, ALL group lessons aim to have a maximum of 7 swimmers.
Certificates & Progress Updates
You will be notified on a term by term basis of your child’s swim progression (certificates are an additional £5.00). We also supply our own in house ‘E’ certificates which are of course without charge.