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Cindy’s Swim School
A swimming community for children and adults
We love the water. We love swimming. We believe everyone of all ages should have the chance to learn, get better at and enjoy swimming. We provide children’s swimming lessons, baby and toddler and adult swimming lessons seven days a week. We also run intensive holiday crash courses to help swimmers of all ages improve quickly.
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Supporting your journey all the way
We can support you on your whole swimming journey, from the first time you get into the water as a baby to your first cross channel swimming experience. South London swimming lessons are available in eleven pools, from Balham to Brixton, Southfields to Streatham.
Whatever your personal swimming goals are, we are here to help you reach them.
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Get £30 off next month’s lessons
for you & a friend when you introduce a new swimmer to us
Introduce a friend to Cindy’s Swim School for the first time and we will give you both £30 off your next monthly subscription when they book. It’s a win win all round! Ask your friend to quote your name on the form when booking. Ts & Cs apply.
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swim classes for all levels
We offer swimming lessons for all ages and to suit all abilities. We have a structured teaching system making every lesson count. Our small and friendly swim classes are great value for money and will make sure you progress. Have a browse of our swimming groups below.
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Adult
Apprenticeships
Children
Toddler
Baby
Children’s Swimming Blog
Boost Your Child’s Confidence: 3 Ways a Summer Crash Course Helps Nervous Swimmers 😀
At Cindy’s, one of the most common questions our swimming teachers hear is: “My child is nervous in the water. How can I help build their confidence at swimming lessons?” If this sounds familiar, you're not alone and the good news is there are ways to help. It's...
National Swimming Pool Day
National Swimming Pool Day is celebrated on July 11th every year. It’s a day to celebrate the joys of swimming, swimming pools and the vital life skills that they allow us to learn. What is National Swimming Pool Day? National Swimming Pool Day originates back in 3000...
5 surprising benefits of holiday swimming crash courses for kids 😀
Here at Cindy’s Swim School, holiday swimming crash courses are a very popular and powerful part of our swimming programme and indeed a child’s swimming journey. By packing 4 or 5 weeks' worth of progress into just a few intensive swimming lessons, we often see...
Holiday Swimming – Sea Swimming Safety Tips For Your Family
How to Keep Your Kids Safe While Swimming at the Beach This Summer With summer holidays shortly underway, many of us will be getting the chance to swim at the beach. At Cindy’s Swim School we love all things swimming, and sea swimming is a big part of that! Being...
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National Swimming Pool Day originates back in 3000 B.C., in the ancient city of Mohenjo-Daro (now in Pakistan), where a remarkable 40 by 23-foot pool lined with bricks and sealed with a tar-like substance was discovered. It seems our love for taking a dip goes way, way back.
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"I have always loved being in the water. After lessons and swimming competitively as a child and teenager, I started playing water polo at university and now continue to play with a local team as well as taking part in long distance open water swimming events.
As a teacher and coach, I love helping children and adults to find their confidence in the water, so that they can enjoy it and have the option to make it part of their lives too!"
You'll find Laura at our Earlsfield site!
Cindy, our founder, established Khulisa Abantwana as a non-profit organisation and now manages it in Cape Town.
It began when visiting Cape Town from London, Cindy heard that there were children going hungry over the Easter Holidays. So, with the help of friends and donors, she collected money to help feed the children.
While Cindy was there with the children and their teachers, she saw that they had no reading books, not a single one!
As soon as she got back to London, she began by putting out a call to our amazing parents and children at Cindy’s Swim School for books and blankets. And our community came through! We collected over 2500 books for the children in Du Noon, which Cindy shipped over.
Read more about how to donate here: https://cindysswimschool.co.uk/charities/
