TRAC Swim School offer classes for children aged six months and above. In addition, we have classes for Teens, adults, squad​​ programs and offer an extensive access and inclusion program for participants with a disability. Our aim is to assist our community to be safe in and around the water. We do this by teaching swimming and water safety in a fun and practical way.

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What you need know …

All classes are held in the morning and afternoon 7 days a week and you can enroll at any time as we offer a progressive program which runs for 48 weeks of the year!

Learn to Swim Features

• AUSTSWIM and Swim Australia qualified Teachers
• Dedicated warm water pool
• Student achievements are rewarded with a certificate to provide a lasting record of their progress
• Classes are held in our learn to swim pool, as well as allocated lanes in our heated 25 meter pool
• Pool hall and changing rooms are a consistent 27 degrees
• A safe yet enjoyable learning environment
• Accessible pools and changing areas
• Lessons run all year round, with a 4 week break over the Christmas/New Year period

Parent & Child Classes

Starfish – 6 months to 12 months
Periwinkle – 12 months to 2 years
Minnow – 2 years to 3 years​

Pre-School Class​​​es

Tadpole – Beginner classes for children aged 3yrs to School age – Your child will develop aquatic skills including floating with recovery, movement, breath control and water safety.
Goldfish – Intermediate classes for children aged 3yrs to School age- Your child will develop aquatic skills including floating with recovery,movement, breath control and water safety.
Flying Fish – Advanced classes for children aged 3yrs to School age – Children require an assessment for this levels.

Schoo​​​l Age​

Octopus – Beginner students that have minimal experience, introduction to submersion, breath control and independent movement through water.

Sardine – Independent submersion, floating and movement with feet clear of the bottom for 3m, Demonstrating independent movement with an introduction to freestyle and Backstroke .

Salmon – Demonstrate freestyle and backstroke unassisted for 12 meters. Demonstrate sculling. Swim 10 meters using efficient technique. Undertake survival activities. Introduction to breaststroke kick.

Tuna – Swim 25 meters of 2 or more strokes, using efficient stroke technique for freestyle and backstroke, and the introduction of breaststroke arms.

Dolphin – Working on swimming efficiently in all strokes includin​g survival backstroke and sidestroke, demonstrating correct technique.

Shark – Working on swimming efficiently in all strokes, freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly including survival backstroke and sidestroke, demonstrating correct technique.​​

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