Stage 2 Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 2 sees swimmers develop streamlining to their strokes and travel without their feet on the floor, using a recognised leg kick. Learn to Swim Stage 2 is the second step of the core Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1-7 Awards. Swimmers are also introduced to aquatic breathing and taught to make safe entries into the water, including jumping. They will develop basic floating and learn how to rotate to regain an upright position without support. All travel must be achieved without the use of flotation equipment, though floatation equipment may be used to support swimmers with progression. Stage 2 further develops water confidence and teaches swimmers to breathe confidently while in the water. Being confident with the face in the water, or having water on the face, is crucial to stroke development. Learning to be happy in the water at an early stage will allow swimmers to develop other skills more quickly later on. This stage also introduces various safety skills, such as being able to float, while also developing a swimmer’s kicking ability, leading to independent travel in water. Unsure of your child's ability? Contact us today so that we can support you in choosing the most suitable class to get started with us.

Stage 3 During Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 3, swimmers will develop their kicks, on both their front and their back. Learn to Swim Stage 3 is part of the core Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1-7 Awards. They streamline through push and glides, whilst also swimming underwater. Swimmers will develop safe entries into the water, including submersion, and travel up to 10 metres on their front and back. Water safety knowledge and rotation skills will also be progressed. One of the fun areas of this stage is learning to go under the water to pick up an object.This helps develop skills for a number of different disciplines, including synchro, diving and competitive swimming. Unsure of your child's ability? Contact us today so that we can support you in choosing the most suitable class to get started with us.

Stage 3 During Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 3, swimmers will develop their kicks, on both their front and their back. Learn to Swim Stage 3 is part of the core Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1-7 Awards. They streamline through push and glides, whilst also swimming underwater. Swimmers will develop safe entries into the water, including submersion, and travel up to 10 metres on their front and back. Water safety knowledge and rotation skills will also be progressed. One of the fun areas of this stage is learning to go under the water to pick up an object.This helps develop skills for a number of different disciplines, including synchro, diving and competitive swimming. Unsure of your child's ability? Contact us today so that we can support you in choosing the most suitable class to get started with us.

Stage 2 Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 2 sees swimmers develop streamlining to their strokes and travel without their feet on the floor, using a recognised leg kick. Learn to Swim Stage 2 is the second step of the core Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1-7 Awards. Swimmers are also introduced to aquatic breathing and taught to make safe entries into the water, including jumping. They will develop basic floating and learn how to rotate to regain an upright position without support. All travel must be achieved without the use of flotation equipment, though floatation equipment may be used to support swimmers with progression. Stage 2 further develops water confidence and teaches swimmers to breathe confidently while in the water. Being confident with the face in the water, or having water on the face, is crucial to stroke development. Learning to be happy in the water at an early stage will allow swimmers to develop other skills more quickly later on. This stage also introduces various safety skills, such as being able to float, while also developing a swimmer’s kicking ability, leading to independent travel in water. Unsure of your child's ability? Contact us today so that we can support you in choosing the most suitable class to get started with us.

Achievers Dance Syllabus: Our Achievers Street Dance class builds on previous knowledge, teaching intricate routines and complex breakdancing steps. With an emphasis on precision, rhythm, and self-expression, this class prepares students for competition team training and performances, helping them develop the skills needed to excel in street dance continue to competition team training.

During Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 3, swimmers will develop their kicks, on both their front and their back. Learn to Swim Stage 3 is part of the core Swim England Learn to Swim Stage 1-7 Awards. They streamline through push and glides, whilst also swimming underwater. Swimmers will develop safe entries into the water, including submersion, and travel up to 10 metres on their front and back. Water safety knowledge and rotation skills will also be progressed. One of the fun areas of this stage is learning to go under the water to pick up an object. This helps develop skills for a number of different disciplines, including synchro, diving and competitive swimming. Unsure of your child's ability? Contact us today so that we can support you in choosing the most suitable class to get started with us.