Stage 1 Swim England's Learn to Swim Stage 1 helps build water confidence while introducing essential water safety skills and the basic skills needed to develop swimming ability. Learn to Swim Stage 1 is the first step in the core Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1-7 Awards. Learners will develop basic safety awareness, alongside learning fundamental movement and water confidence skills. They will also be introduced to a structured class setting. Swimmers may use flotation equipment, such as armbands, floats, and noodles, throughout this stage. The early stages are crucial for developing the building blocks for future techniques, and the skills learned should be fun and enjoyable. During Learn to Swim Stage 1, children will be encouraged to move around the pool and become comfortable with water on their faces. Unsure of your child's ability? Contact us today so that we can support you in choosing the most suitable class to get started with us.

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Stage 3 During Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 3, swimmers will develop their kicks, on both their front and their back. Learn to Swim Stage 3 is part of the core Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1-7 Awards. They streamline through push and glides, whilst also swimming underwater. Swimmers will develop safe entries into the water, including submersion, and travel up to 10 metres on their front and back. Water safety knowledge and rotation skills will also be progressed. One of the fun areas of this stage is learning to go under the water to pick up an object.This helps develop skills for a number of different disciplines, including synchro, diving and competitive swimming. Unsure of your child's ability? Contact us today so that we can support you in choosing the most suitable class to get started with us.

Powered by Chess Knowledge: We offer fun and engaging chess sessions specially designed for young children to build foundational skills in focus, patience, and critical thinking. With chess, even our youngest learners develop problem-solving abilities, strengthen their attention span, and start building self-confidence in a playful, supportive setting. Through these age-appropriate, structured chess lessons, we aim to create an enjoyable and stimulating experience that nurtures essential cognitive skills, setting a strong foundation for both learning and personal growth.

Stage 5 During Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 5, swimmers will develop their skills in treading water, learn the correct arm pulls for all four strokes and learn how to do handstands and somersaults. Learn to Swim Stage 5 is part of the core Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1-7 Awards. This means they will develop their technique and perform all strokes to the Swim England Expected Standards as well as working towards being able to swim 25m on their front and back. This stage will begin to develop your child’s stroke technique to a higher standard, making them even more confident in the water. Unsure of your child's ability? Contact us today so that we can support you in choosing the most suitable class to get started with us.

Powered by Chess Knowledge We offer fun and engaging chess sessions specially designed for young children to build foundational skills in focus, patience, and critical thinking. With chess, even our youngest learners develop problem-solving abilities, strengthen their attention span, and start building self-confidence in a playful, supportive setting. Through these age-appropriate, structured chess lessons, we aim to create an enjoyable and stimulating experience that nurtures essential cognitive skills, setting a strong foundation for both learning and personal growth.

Piano lessons are open to students in FS and above. Piano lessons focus on developing fundamental piano skills, including proper finger technique, reading music, and understanding musical theory. Students can enroll to play for pleasure or work towards exams. The lessons aim to foster a love for music and provide a solid foundation for students to progress in their piano playing journey.