Davina's Swim House – Lawrence Park is a swimming school in Toronto and North York founded by Davina Lopez in 2003. With a passion for swimming and a desire to help every child master the important skill of swimming, Davina and her husband Geo have created a warm, professional, and comfortable setting for infants, toddlers, beginner and advanced kids, as well as adults to learn how to swim.
The swimming lessons at Davina's Swim House are taught by professionally-certified swimming instructors who are caring, nurturing, and encouraging. Each instructor is trained in-house with Davina's unique teaching methods to ensure that every student receives consistent and effective lessons in a safe environment. Safety is the number one priority at Davina's Swim House, giving parents peace of mind as their children learn to swim.
Conveniently located in Toronto and North York, Davina's Swim House offers a variety of swim programs for all ages and skill levels. Whether you're looking to sign up for group lessons, private lessons, or even lifeguard training, Davina's Swim House has a program for you.
In addition to swimming lessons, Davina's Swim House also offers First Aid programs and National Lifeguard certification courses for those interested in becoming lifeguards or swim instructors. The swim school also regularly hosts leisure swim times for those looking to practice their strokes or simply enjoy some time in the pool.
Davina's Swim House is not just a place to learn how to swim, but it is also a community-focused organization committed to making a positive impact in the world. Through their DSH Cares program, they support their team, the community, and the environment with actionable projects and initiatives.
Join the family at Davina's Swim House – Lawrence Park and become a part of a professional, fun, and rewarding team dedicated to building confident swimmers, one splash at a time. Follow Davina's Swim House on Instagram at @davinasswimhouse for the latest updates and news. Register today and start your aquatic journey!