Lessons
Lessons take place once or twice a week, 30 minutes per session. The swim school will be closed during school holidays and public holidays. Full payment of the lessons is required at the time of enrolment. Payment needs to be made by electronic transfer. No cash or cheques will be accepted without prior arrangement. Lessons will be from Monday to Friday.
Pre-School
This stage focuse on taking smaller children from the initial introduction to the water through to achieving water safety and basic independent swimming techniques.
The main emphasis is ensuring that water confidence is developed while working with trained and qualified.
It is critical that the child enjoys the process of learning to swim and have fun in throughout the lesson, especially during this stage. The child is taken through the various stages of swimming phases, from their initial dip to swimming independently for at least 5 metres
School Aged
Lessons are well planned and structured to fit the child's experience to ensure that he/she progresses in his/her swimming skills.
Our swimming lessons provide continuous development using a combination of recognised teaching methods with our instructors' combined years of experience.
Our swim school concentrates on stroke technique and development of endurance levels, while allowing for each child’s personal growth and progression.
Great importance is placed on our children's water safety
Water Aerobics
R330 / month
We now offer Water Aerobics at Jolly Waters at R330 per month per person (attend as many lessons as you want)
Classes:
Mondays, Tuesday and Thursdays - 07h30 - 08h15 and 17h30 - 18h15
To book, please contact Courtney (081 708 9998)
Policies
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Our swim school operates Mondays to Fridays during school terms only and will be closed during school holidays and public holidays. Full payment of the lessons is required at the time of enrolment. Payment needs to be made by electronic transfer. No cash or cheques will be accepted without prior arrangement.
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Learners should only enter and exit the pool when instructed to do so by the teacher.
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Children must enter the pool safely and slowly down the steps or sit and swivel into the pool. Always remember to rinse off your feet in the feet bowl before getting into the pool. This will keep the pool clean for everyone to enjoy.
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No running in the pool are will be allowed. The pool area can be very slippery and wet at times. If a child runs and falls he or she can sustain serious head injuries. Rubber mats are provided to and from the bathrooms to prevent slipping.
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Children are not allowed to throw around or play with the swimming aids inside or outside the pool. Your swimming teacher may find this disruptive. Kindly make sure your child is obedient to the swimming teacher at all times to optimise their learning and create a pleasant environment for all.
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Children are not allowed to bite or chew the swimming aids.
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Children should preferably go to the toilet prior to the lesson and ask to leave the pool to go to the toilet if necessary. Children are not allowed to relieve themselves in the pool. Your swimming teacher will afford you an opportunity to get out and visit the bathroom during the lesson if necessary.
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Children are not allowed to push people into the pool as this can be dangerous and lead to head injuries.
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Children are not allowed to eat sweets while in the water or in and around the swimming pool. This will cause unnecessary items to be taken into the suction system of the pool and may cause a blockage.
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Long hair should be tied back and covered by a swimming cap.
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Children should not leave a class without telling anyone.
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Children should not dive, unless under instruction or unless this is allowed at the pool in a designated area.
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Children should not engage in dangerous pursuits such as bombing, pushing others into the pool, ducking others under the water or in any other activity which is dangerous or frightening to others.
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Outer clothes should be stored in a safe dry place.
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Children must blow their nose before entering the pool.
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Parents and children (whether they are enrolled in the Swim School or just visiting) must obey any printed notices.
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Parents and children (whether they are enrolled in the Swim School or just visiting) must obey any instruction from the teacher or helpers affiliated with the swim school
