FAQs
Find out more about how we run the SwimWay operation...
FAQ: How To Be Included In Priority Bookings
Priority bookings is available to clients who are enrolled into the current term’s term-time lessons or holiday courses.
Continue Reading »FAQ: Overestimating Abilities When Booking Swimming Lessons
Overestimating abilities when booking swimming lessons can cause many difficulties further down the line, and could even result in losing out on a booking!
Continue Reading »FAQ: What Is Covered In SwimWay Crash Courses?
SwimWay holiday courses offer opportunities for SwimWay students to progress over holiday periods. But what is covered in these courses?
Continue Reading »FAQ: How Much Progress Will I See From SwimWay Lessons?
When booking a new student into swimming lessons, a question that is often raised is “How Much Progress Will I See?”
Continue Reading »FAQ: What Happens If SwimWay Cancels A Class?
Following our previous FAQs about cancellations, we thought it would be helpful to delve a little deeper into what happens if SwimWay cancels a class.
Continue Reading »FAQ: Waiting List & Availability Notifications
For a waiting list & availability notifications, we do not guarantee updates in priority order. Bookings are taken on a first come, first served basis.
Continue Reading »FAQ: Can I Book Trial Lessons With SwimWay Swimming School?
Technically, SwimWay does not offer trial lessons. Unfortunately, we are unable to reserve a space for a booking that is not guaranteed.
Continue Reading »FAQ: Can I Make Partial Bookings For Less Than The Full Course?
When accepting bookings for our courses, one question does get asked quite often: “Can I make partial bookings for less than the full course?”
Continue Reading »FAQ: How To Request A Booking With SwimWay
We have covered how our availability works for private, semi-private and group classes. Now we’d like to show you how to request a booking with SwimWay.
Continue Reading »FAQ: The Importance Of Disclosing Pertinent Medical Details
Disclosing pertinent medical details about anyone entering the water in our lessons goes in hand with our “safety first” ideals.
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