SwimWay Instructor Training Summer Term 2025
How SwimWay instructor training prepares us for each term with operational and first aid training, as well as other exciting updates!
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Overcoming Fear of Water: Tips for Parents – Water Safety & Comfort Starts Early
Overcoming the fear of water with playful swim tips for comfort, safety, and bonding. Start early with parent and baby swimming sessions.
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SwimWay’s New 3-Hour Summer Swim Camps & Outdoor Games
New summer swimming & outdoor games camps! Fun-filled swim lessons, team games & outdoor activities for children ages 6-11 years.
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Benefits of Private/Shared Swimming Lessons at An Early Age Compared to Group Lessons
Benefits of private/shared swimming lessons over group lessons. Faster skill development, confidence, safety, and personalised learning.
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New Queen’s Gate / South Kensington Swimming Lessons
New SwimWay venue Queen’s Gate/South Kensington. Parent & baby and 1:1 children’s swimming lessons taught by expert instructors!
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SwimWay Spring Term 2025: Instructor & First Aid Training
By Kirsty McLauchlan Welcome Back & Happy New Year! To kick off the new Spring Term and New Year, we…
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SwimWay Winter Party 2024
The SwimWay Winter Party was a moment to honour the hard work & dedication of our amazing team, dressed to the nines for a memorable evening.
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Declaring Medical & SEN Details For Safer Swimming
Declaring medical conditions & special educational needs (SEN) is essential for safe and effective swimming lessons at SwimWay.
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Benefits of Booking 1-to-1 Swimming Lessons
Swimming lessons are important for all, no matter the age or ability of the student. Let’s look at the benefits of 1-to-1 swimming lessons.
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3 Reasons to Book Children’s Pre Club Swimming Lessons
SwimWay’s Pre-Club swimming lessons help prepare young, upcoming swimmers wanting to take the next step in their swimming journey.
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