Times are on a 1st come, 1st served basis. While we make every effort to remind you it is time to re-register, it is ultimately your responsibility to secure your spots well in advance to avoid losing them.
Read More...You will have 6 months to use your make-up(s). When you cancel your lesson, your spot becomes available for any other student to book one of their make-ups. You, in turn, will do the same. Make-ups do NOT have to be completed with your child’s teacher. In fact, we highly recommend you try other teachers. … Continue reading “How do I do a make-up?”
Read More...Yes, you can cancel a class. Make-ups are granted no matter what the reason, as long as you cancel by 9am the morning of your class. Make-ups are good for 6 months.
Read More...Re-register as soon as possible! It is even recommended that re-registering should be done after the 1st or 2nd class. Keep in mind that we have a 1st come, 1st served registration policy; so, in order to help secure your day and time, it is important to be aware of your own future schedule. Most … Continue reading “When do I re-register for more lessons?”
Read More...Swimming is an important lifesaving trained skill and the best way to protect your child from the very real dangers pools and any open body of water can present. Year-round swimming benefits your child by building muscle, aiding coordination, and developing and retaining lifesaving water safety skills.
Read More...In an effort to keep our pools safe and sanitary, all children under the age of 4 must have 2 cloth re-useable swim diapers or a combination of a cloth swim diaper along with trunks or a bathing suit with the swim diaper built-in. Even if potty-trained, accidents can happen. Disposable swim diapers are not … Continue reading “Does my child need a swim diaper? What is the swim diaper policy?”
Read More...We will make every effort to maintain consistency with your child’s teacher. However, scheduling conflicts or illnesses do sometimes occur and you may be given a substitute teacher. By working with your child, the substitute can give you a fresh prospective of your child’s progress.
Read More...Please remember that this is a new experience and it will take some time for your child to adjust. Saf-T-Swim and you, as the parent, must become partners, with a mutual goal to get your child to become comfortable and responsive to the water in a positive way. Even if your child is crying, keep … Continue reading “If my child cries, doesn’t want to go in the pool without me, or is afraid – should I still attend?”
Read More...Each lesson is ½ hour long and students usually attend 1-2 times per week.
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