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Swimkidz Southbucks at Alfriston School is a baby swimming school that offers a comprehensive and dynamic programme for pregnant women, babies, toddlers, and children. The school is committed to providing high-quality swimming lessons that promote water safety, confidence, and physical development in a safe and nurturing environment.
What sets Swimkidz Southbucks at Alfriston School apart from other baby swim companies is the extensive training programme that every member of their team has undergone. This training is recognised both nationally and internationally and ensures that the foundations of learning are solid. From teaching babies and toddlers to pre-competitive swimming, Swimkidz Southbucks at Alfriston School ensures that both parents and children are learning from the very best.
The school was founded by Trish Hare, who was inspired by the lack of quality swimming lessons for babies, toddlers, and children. With a passion for water safety and a commitment to providing the highest quality swimming lessons, Trish and her team have taught thousands of little ones to swim and become safer around water.
Swimkidz Southbucks at Alfriston School has received numerous testimonials from satisfied parents. Parents commend the high standards and quality of instruction, which has helped their children become confident and able swimmers. The teachers at Swimkidz Southbucks at Alfriston School are praised for their kindness and helpfulness, and the presence of two teachers in the pool is especially appreciated by parents who may need extra assistance themselves. The school also offers aqua classes for pregnant women, further promoting a love for swimming and water exercise.
To book swimming lessons, interested individuals can contact the local franchisee. Swimkidz Southbucks at Alfriston School is part of Swimkidz Franchise Ltd, registered in England and Wales. They are committed to providing swimming lessons for babies, toddlers, and children until age 10, with the goal of promoting water safety, confidence, and physical development.
