Class structure

Classes are highly customised and designed around each student’s individual needs, rather than following fixed lesson plans. Water safety is a key focus, and students are introduced to supervised deep-water skills early in their learning journey to build confidence, independence, and safety in the water.

For advanced swimmers, lessons can also include lap training, endurance work, stroke refinement, and challenging sets designed to push them further and help them reach their full potential.

I have extensive experience supporting swimmers with a wide range of disabilities and additional needs, including autism, Down syndrome, developmental delays, intellectual disability, physical disability, and sensory needs. Each lesson is tailored to the swimmer’s individual needs, comfort level, and goals, with a strong focus on safety, confidence, and independence in the water.


15-Minute Classes – 1:1

Quick and focused 15-minute swim classes designed to build essential skills in a short, engaging session. Suitable for younger children or swimmers who benefit from shorter lessons.

30-Minute Classes – 1:1

Engaging 30-minute swim classes that provide enough time to develop skills, improve technique, and build confidence in the water. Recommended for children aged 6 and older.

40-Minute Classes – 1:1

In-depth 40-minute swim classes offering extended practice time to refine technique, build endurance, and enhance swimming proficiency. Recommended for children aged 10 and older, teenagers, and adults.

Small Group Classes – 30 Minutes

Suitable for small groups of 2 to 3 students, especially younger children or swimmers at a similar level.

Small Group Classes – 40 Minutes

Suitable for groups of 3 or more students, particularly swimmers who can benefit from longer practice time and group-based learning.

Please note that small groups need to be arranged by the client. For example, you may book a class together with your child’s friend.