Inclusive Swim is a swimming school located in Adelaide, Northfield, and is an initiative of Royal Life Saving South Australia. The school aims to make swimming inclusive for everyone, regardless of age or ability. The instructors at Inclusive Swim are understanding and compassionate, and work with each individual at their own pace and comfort level.
As specialists in water safety, Inclusive Swim has extensive experience working with individuals on the Autism Spectrum (AS). They offer specialised one-on-one services in a calm and supportive environment, which can be tailored to specific needs. The school focuses on water safety, drowning prevention, water therapy, and general swimming skills for various situations.
Inclusive Swim assists individuals in achieving their goals, which may include increased core strength and mobility, water safety awareness, correct stroke and breathing techniques, awareness of surroundings and water depths, and survival skills. The swimming classes are available for all ages, from babies to children and adults.
All the instructors at Inclusive Swim are fully qualified and understand that each individual has different needs and requires varying levels of support. Lessons are personalised to meet the specific needs of each individual, ensuring that they are not only instructional but also fun and engaging.
The fees for a 30-minute lesson at Inclusive Swim are $55. 00. In order to confirm bookings through the website, card details are required. However, alternative arrangements can be discussed by contacting the school directly.
Inclusive Swim operates at Gilles Plains, at the Thebarton Aquatic Centre. Gilles Plains is located at 11 Blacks Road, Gilles Plains, South Australia 5085. To book lessons or for more information, individuals can visit the school's website or contact them via email or phone.
Inclusive Swim is supported by Royal Life Saving South Australia, an organisation that has been working for over 115 years to reduce drowning and teach water safety skills to the community. The organisation believes that everyone should have the opportunity to learn to swim, and their Inclusive Swim programme ensures that individuals can learn at their own pace in a safe and sensory-friendly environment.