Swimming Lessons : Children – Booking / Enquiry Form

2027 Lessons
Week 1 = 11th to 14th January
Week 2 = 18th to 22nd January

Please note that this is an *expression of interest* only and does not guarantee a spot in the classes. Depending on numbers, we may be required to group requests into adjoining time slot.

Our Instructors will be in touch and complete the booking.

Payment will be via online link, or at the pool. Payment must be complete prior to 1st lesson.

One Week of Lessons per Child :
$115 ($95 Concession)

Swimming Lessons : Children

Kids Swimming Lessons : Expression of intersest(Required)

WEEK 1 - 9:00 - 9:25am - 11th to 14th Jan

WEEK 1 - 9:30 - 9:55am - 11th to 14th Jan

WEEK 1 - 10:00 - 10:25am - 11th to 14th Jan

WEEK 2 - 9:00 - 9:25am - 18th to 22nd Jan

WEEK 2 - 9:30 - 9:55am - 18th to 22nd Jan

WEEK 2 - 10:00 - 10:25am - 18th to 22nd Jan

Child's Full Name(Required)

Child's Age(Required)

Child's Swimming Level(Required)

See below for the category levels as published by Vic Swim

Parent / Guardian - Full Name(Required)

Parent / Guardian - Phone(Required)

Parent / Guardian - Email(Required)

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Ability Level Guide (not all activities will be taught)

Enrolments are based on students working on achieving the following criteria per level. If the student has achieved the requirements outlined below for that level, they are eligible to move to the next skill level.

For example, enrolling your child in a Level C, means that the child is aiming to achieve and complete the skills outlined in the Level C. They are not expected to have already achieved these skills.

Level A

Below is the criteria for Level A for Pools:

Basic introduction to water safety rules
Safe entry & exit of water
Independent walking through water
Whole face in water, blow bubbles
Kick on front with flotation aid -recover to stand
Kick on back with flotation aid -recover to stand
Grasp & be rescued with a rigid object (by teacher/adult only)

Level B

Below is the criteria for Level B for Pools:

Handout sheet for water safety questions
Independent safe entry & exit of water
Push off the floor & glide; confident recover to standing position
Push & glide to flutter kick 3 meters; face in water
Kick 5 metres on back with flotation aid; ears in water
Horizontal arm sculling action in upright standing position with assistance from teacher
Aided 30 second float signal for help
Safe jump from edge to teacher
Be rescued with a rope (by teacher/adult only)

Level C

Below is the criteria for Level C for Pools:

Handout sheet for water safety questions
Slide- in entry & safe exit from deep water
10 metres backstroke – introduction only
10 metres freestyle- introduction only
Introduction to freestyle breathing
Submerge & recover object from water of chest depth
Throw buoyant aid 5 meters to rescue partner, kick to edge
Introductory Survival Sequence:
Tread Water for 15 seconds
Survival scull on the back for 30 seconds
Float for 30 seconds holding arescue flotation aid – kick to edge

Level D

Below is the criteria for Level D for Pools:

Handout sheet for water safety questions
Step- in entry & safe exit from deep water
Head first survival scull
15 metres backstroke using efficient technique
15 metres freestyle using efficient technique
5 metres introduction to lifesaving backstroke kick with board
5 metres introduction to breaststroke kick with board
Survival sequence – dressed in swimwear & t-shirt:
Tread Water for 30 seconds
Rotate the upright body using arm sculling action
Survival scull for one minute
Surface dive, underwater swim 3 metres

Level E

Below is the criteria for Level E for Pools:

Handout sheet for water safety questions
Compact jump & two other safe entries
Feet first survival scull
25 metres backstroke using efficient technique
25 metres freestyle using efficient technique
10 metres introduction to lifesaving backstroke
Introduction to breaststroke & sidestroke
Survival sequence – dressed in swimwear, t-shirt & shorts:
Scull, float or tread water for 3minutes
Swim slowly for 3 minutes using actions representing three survival strokes
Introductory Personal Floatation Device activity
Surface dive & recovery of object from water depth equivalent to student height

Level F

Below is the criteria for Level F for Pools:

Handout sheet for water safety questions
Two safe entries & exits
15 metres breaststroke using efficient technique
10 metres sidestroke kick using efficient technique
100 metres continuous swim using backstroke, freestyle & lifesaving backstroke
Survival sequence – dressed in swimwear, long-sleeved shirt & trousers:
Scull, float or tread water for 4minutes
Swim slowly for 6 minutes using actions recognised survival strokes
Remove clothing in deep water
Correctly fit a Personal Floatation Device, safely jump into deep water & float for 30 seconds, exit the water
Introductory to eggbeater kick
Unweighted rope rescue 5 metres