TOP 10 Swim school with nationally accredited and qualified swim teachers in Victoria

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Welcome to Paul Sadler Swimland Laverton, located at 1 Burnley Street in Laverton, Australia. Our institution is a point of interest that focuses on health and education, specifically in the field of swimming. We offer a variety of swimming lessons for all ages and skill levels, ranging from babies as young as 4 months old to adults. Our dedicated team of instructors, including Stephanie, who has been with us for several years, are passionate about teaching vital life-saving skills to children. At Paul Sadler Swimland Laverton, we understand the importance of water safety, especially for children with autism. As we are situated on-site at the Western Autistic School, we have extensive experience in teaching autistic children to swim. Our specialized staff has received additional training to ensure these classes are tailored to meet their specific needs.

Welcome to Paul Sadler Swimland Bacchus Marsh! Located at 30 Holts Lane, Bacchus Marsh, our institution offers a wide range of swimming lessons for all ages and skill levels. Whether you're a baby, child, or adult, we have classes tailored to suit your needs. For our youngest swimmers, we have babies swimming classes starting from just 4 months old. These classes focus on water familiarization and establishing muscle memory through fun activities with a parent or carer. As children grow, they can progress through our children's swimming lessons, where we teach water safety and survival skills in a tension-free and enjoyable environment.

Welcome to Paul Sadler Swimland Bendigo, located at 12 Vine Street in beautiful Bendigo, Australia. As an establishment, health point of interest, and school, we are dedicated to providing high-quality swimming lessons for all ages and skill levels. Our manager, David, has been a part of our team since 2010 and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to his role. With a passion for teaching children to swim and a love for working with kids, David is committed to ensuring that every child learns vital life-saving skills while enjoying their time in the water. He believes that swimming is not just about technique, but also about fostering respect, love, and understanding of the water.