LEARN TO SWIM

Early positive exposure to water along with qualified swimming instruction will prepare your child for a lifetime of aquatic fun and teach them lifesaving skills that they will carry through to their adult life.

Ask yourself… Do you want your child to be safe in the water?

Swimming is a life skill that you can never learn too early. In fact, it's one of the most important skills your child should know before starting school. Swimming is also an excellent form of exercise for children, and it teaches them to be calm in water - which may come in handy when they're on holiday at the beach or a pool! 

In addition to all this, learning how to swim at a young age can help improve motor skills and coordination by teaching children about their bodies in motion. Children who learn how to swim early have high self-esteem and good social skills that last a lifetime. They also seem to be less fearful than those who haven't spent much time around the water.

Fact… The best way to teach your little one how to swim is with lessons from an experienced instructor.

Dippers and Divers Swim School is an Oxfordshire swim school that has been teaching children of all ages how to swim since 2011. Our goal is to provide quality swimming instruction for every student, regardless of age or ability level. We believe that learning should be fun! That’s why we make sure each lesson is engaging and exciting for your children.

When it comes time for your child’s first day at the pool, you can rest easy knowing they are in good hands with our experienced instructors who will teach them everything they need to know about being safe in the water. No matter what their age or skill level, we have a program designed just for them! From infants through to approximately 11 years, we offer lessons tailored specifically towards each student's needs so they can learn quickly and easily while having fun doing it! With us by their side, there’s nothing your little one can't do when it comes to swimming. 

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