School Holiday Swimming Courses
Swimming crash courses 2025!
Our February half term crash courses include:
Kids 4:1
Private 2:1 and 1:1
Toddler
Preschool
Adult beginners
Spring half term
17 – 21 February 2025
Available pools
Van Gogh School SW9
Tooting Bed SW17
Athelney Primary School SW6
Easter break
7 – 11 AprilΒ (5 days)
14 – 17 April (4 days)
What our customers say…
Why a school holiday swimming course?
Our swimming crash courses are both fun and effective!
Swimming daily boosts childrenβs confidence in the water and we often see them progress their swimming skills leaps and bounds over a short time.
For non-swimmers, an intensive swimming course is an ideal way to introduce and embed the swimming basics and vital safety skills.
And letβs not forget, school holiday swimming courses definitely help children release their energy and stay active each day, which is a win for parents and carers! It’s a wonderful way to fill holiday time whilst learning something new.
What you need to know
Which Pools?
Balham / Tooting Pool for ages 2 and up
Van Gogh Pool for baby lessons and lessons for ages 2 and up
Athelney Primary
St Joseph’s College (for Easter and Summer only)
Group and private lessons available
Max group size of 4
Contact us for 60 minute sessions for Stage 5+ swimmers.
Course Prices
Swimmer to teacher ratio & price per child
4:1 – Β£99
2:1 – Β£149
1:1 – Β£299
5 x 30min lessons run over 5 days
What to expect
Kids learn in small groups
Safe and firm teaching
Kids learn by doing
Child protection
What to bring
Caps for every stage
Swimming goggles
Children will also need to wear goggles in all swimming lessons. These are available to buy at the pools to make it easy for you to get hold of them.
Book your school holiday swimming course
If the pupil already has lessons with us, just get in touch by phone or email, as we will already have your child’s details on file.
If the pupil is new to Cindyβs Swim School, please can you click the button below so we can register their details. Please get in touch if you need any advice on which would be the best class for your child.