Swim School Level Finder

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Children enrolled in our toddlers lessons develop their independence as begin their familiarisation to the water. Classes are centered on physical, social, emotional and cognitive development. 

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 Sessions focus on fitness and technique in a non-competitive environment.

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The main objective of this squad is stroke development and greater emphasis on improving endurance. The consolidation of more advanced skills and individual medley are introduced.

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This level focuses on building on strokes, introducing basic freestyle breathing, the breaststroke kick and dolphin kick.

View tips to assist your preschooler take to the water here.

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Students are confident submerging and going under water and will build on skills with minimal assistance and support from teachers. They will learn how to float independently, roll to take a breath and be introduced to freestyle arms with underwater reach and pull.

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{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Sessions focus on preparation for swimming at the school swim carnival, including race starts and diving off the block, relay changeovers and stroke development.

Runs Term 1 and Term 4*

*Starts Tuesday 15 October

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Continue to develop freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly. Learn the basis of dive starts, tumble turns and the use of a pace clock.

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Children enrolled in our pre-school lessons develop their independence as they start to become more familiar in the water. Classes are centered on physical, social, emotional and cognitive development.  

View tips to assist your preschooler take to the water here.

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Classes focus on stroke technique across freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke. This will introduce survival strokes and elements of competitive swimming including diving and endurance training. 

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Classes focus on stroke technique across freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke. This will introduce survival strokes and elements of competitive swimming including diving. 

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Classes focus on stroke technique across freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke and introduce learning to dive.

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Show competency in all four strokes. Introduction to breaststroke turns, breaststroke split stroke and backstroke turns. Swimmers are encouraged to swim twice per week to develop endurance and speed.

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

This beginner level is focused on water familiarisation and building confidence. Students will learn breath control, submersion, flotation and exploration of body position in the water.

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Students are confident submerging and going under water and will build on skills with minimal assistance and support from teachers. They will learn how to float independently, roll to take a breath and be introduced to freestyle arms with underwater reach and pull.

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

This level focuses on building on strokes, introducing basic freestyle breathing, the breaststroke kick and dolphin kick.

{firstName}'s recommended swim level is

Classes focus on stroke technique across freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke.