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Instilling a love of swimming and water safety skills for life.

Your swimmer enjoying reaching their potential is our goal

Swim 4 All provides private and group classes to all specialising in children with special needs. Our teachers are  Austswim qualified and attend regular training in teaching swimming to special needs children as well as typically developing children.

Lessons are half an hour in duration and are guided by the swimmers specific needs and the level criteria in the Swim 4 All program.

It is recommended that all Special needs clients do a term of private lessons.  Parents have commented on how much improvement is evident in the private lessons within only a few weeks. Swimmers are assessed on an ongoing basis and can have the option to join a group lesson.

Swimmers without special needs are also catered for in private or group classes.

Before beginning classes families are invited to visit the centre so children can acquaint themselves with the new environment and parents can pass on all the necessary information a swimming teacher would need to be able to best teach their swimmer.  Parents have an opportunity to speak to the teacher to discuss any issues and alleviate any concerns they may have.

Any questions please contact Natalie Clarke
Email: natalie@swim4all.com.au
Phone:  0411 131 641

Progress Books

Swim 4 All have developed a unique system for assessing the progress of our special needs swimmers. All tasks taught are illustrated photographically in the progress books available to each child. Children’s Progress books are stamped and dated as they achieved the tasks, giving them both a reward and a visual aid of their development through our program.



Swim for all gives me a rest, I can relax, chat to other like parents while my Autistic daughter and my typically developing daughter learn how to swim. In just 8 months my Autistic daughter has learnt to jump in the deep end and get herself out. This means going somewhere that has a pool ...  
Maria Sweeney...Stephanie and Jennifers Mum.

Read more about what our clients are saying.