
Reliable and enthusiastic swimming teachers are welcome to contact us for career opportunities. To reserve your place for Spring Term 2018, payment must be received on or before re-enrolment. After re-enrolment date, all available places will be allocated to pupils from our waiting list. We are unable to guarantee places for late payments.
We accept cash or credit/debit cards and payments can be made at the poolside desk or card payments can also be taken over the phone. Unfortunately all our beginner classes are fully booked at all venues at present. However if your child can swim unaided or is an older beginner we may be able to accommodate you in a different ability class.
We accept cash or credit/debit cards and payments can be made at the poolside desk or card payments can also be taken over the phone. Unfortunately all our beginner classes are fully booked at all venues at present. However if your child can swim unaided or is an older beginner we may be able to accommodate you in a different ability class.
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All my 3 children have learned to swim to a high standard at Pisces. All 3 have also separately recieved positive comment about their confidence and technique which is a great accolade to the Pisces team. Jackie and the team are extremely professional and friendly. It's a wonderful family run buisness who really care about their customers and students.
The Rookie Lifeguard programme is the junior award scheme of the RLSS Royal Life Saving Society UK and its aim is to teach children as much as possible about being safe in and around water and ensure they feel comfortable, whether in the pool or in the sea. For many of our Rookie Lifeguards, our programme offers the first opportunity to explore water safety, gradually gaining independence and confidence while learning vital life skills.
When a child is learning to swim they need to spend as much time as possible in the water. A 30 minute lesson per week is not a lot of time for a child to build water confidence and learn the necessary swimming techniques and other water skills. Any additional water time is a bonus, whether it be practising the strokes or just playing in the water.
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Smaash
Oct 09, 2020
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