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Frequently Asked Questions


How many children will be in each class?

Class participation will range from 6-8 children per class. We offer small classes to provide a greater individual attention and continued development for your child.
 

How long does each swim lesson last?

Each swim lesson lasts for 30 minutes. 


How much are the swimming lessons?

Swim Lessons cost £5.50 per lesson, £66.00 for a 12 week term. Payment is required in full prior to the swim lesson starting.


What is included in the cost of the lessons?

All Children will receive a FREE swim hat. The colour of the hat will indicate which class stage your child will participate in. Additionally, all badges and certificates awarded during stages 1-10 are FREE.*


How often will the swim lesson run?

Swim lessons run 50 weeks per year. Each term runs for 12-13 weeks and you can join Warwick Swim School at any time during the term.

 

What time are the classes?

Swim lessons start at 9.30am and finish at 1.00pm. Depending on the popularity of the swim lesson scheme we may extend the lesson time to 2.00pm.

 

When will my Child move into the next Group?

Normally Children move up to the next group when they have passed an NPTS Stage.

 

How long will it take for my child to pass each Stage?

This will vary with every child.  If a child has the experience of pre-school or adult and child sessions then he / she may move faster initially through Stages 1 & 2 as they will be familiar with the environment and possibly more confident in the water.

 

Why might Children be having FUN instead of swimming widths / lengths?

To learn how to swim, Children need to master skills that will help them float, breathe and move around in the water.

Through games, Children have FUN and learn important skills. If Children are having FUN they enjoy what they are doing and often learn faster.

The NPTS has a multi skills approach so all the skills that are learnt lead to development of a competent and confident swimmer, who is safe and happy in the water.

 

*excludes distance and stroke awards