Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
What should my child wear for a swimming lesson?
We request that girls wear a one-piece swimming costume and boys can wear traditional trunks or swimming shorts. Please use the link below to take you to a reputable online seller of swimming products if you need anything.
Do swimmers have to wear swimming caps?
Yes, all swimmers need to wear swimming caps – this is a requirement of the pools where the lessons take place. When you join Make A Splash Swim School you will receive a complimentary Speedo latex cap.
What age swimmers do you teach?
We offer places to swimmers from 3 years to adults with activities including Aqua Yoga, Aquacise and Synchronised swimming.
How long are lessons?
Swimming lessons last for 30 minutes.
Aqua Yoga lessons last for 30 minutes.
Synchronised Swimming lessons last for 30 minutes.
Aquacise classes last for 45 minutes.
Can bottled water be brought onto poolside?
Yes. We promote the use of water bottles for any age and ability of swimmer. We ask that bottles be kept to the side – out of the way - and that swimmers can have a sip whenever they need.
Are private lessons available?
Yes, by arrangement for all activities.
Do you have a loyalty scheme?
Yes we do. Introduce a friend – and you will receive a free lesson. We have no limits to the number of friends you can introduce (each time – you get a free lesson)!
How do I pay?
Pre-payment can be made by cheque, cash, card payments over the phone or online bill payment – for the total length of the course. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Make A Splash Swim School’. Card payments made by Debit card will not incur any additional charges. Each credit card payment will have an additional charge of £1.50.
Will I need to pay for a full course of lessons if my child starts part way through?
No, you will need to pay for the remainder of the course of lessons to guarantee a place.
How do I become a parent helper?
Please contact us with your availabilities and we will make all arrangements for you to join us.
Can swimmers come to lessons when they are unwell?
We ask that you please do not bring your child/ any other swimmers when they are ill or showing signs of sickness. |