Help your students build confidence in the water and swimming skills for life. BlueFit Swimming offers weekly and intensive programs for students from their first year of school through to high school. We work with your school to plan lessons around your timetable, curriculum needs and students’ experience, with a focus on swimming technique, water safety and steady progress.
This weekly Learn to Swim program can become part of your school’s regular sport timetable, helping students build confidence and stay safe in and around water. Available during Terms 2 and 3.
Lessons take place in heated aquatic facilities with qualified instructors and small classes. Each 45-minute structured lesson includes water familiarisation, stroke correction and water safety.
Daily lessons over one or two weeks give students regular practice to build swimming confidence and develop their swimming skills.
Lessons take place in heated aquatic facilities with qualified instructors and small classes to support learning. We work with your school to plan a program around your timetable and students’ needs.
Parents complete a pre-program survey about their child’s swimming experience. We use this to organise initial groups, check students during the first lesson and adjust levels where needed. Students without a completed survey will need an assessment before joining a suitable group.
Tell us at the time of booking so we can plan suitable groups and support. Let us know about any students who should not be grouped together. Where additional assistance is needed for safe participation, a school teacher or carer may need to join the student in the pool.
Every participating student receives a certificate showing their swim level. Certificates are supplied to the school at the end of the program for distribution.
Victorian schools can ask us to incorporate the certificate requirements into their program. These cover water safety knowledge, rescue skills, a survival sequence and a continuous 50-metre swim. Let us know when you enquire so we can discuss your school’s requirements.
