Proudly Serving the Toronto Community since 1968
Update: registration is now open for summer 2024, fall 2024, winter 2025, and spring 2025
Splash into Fun with our Parent and Child
Swimming Lessons
Our Parent & Child class help students develop water accommodation skills and improves positive attitude towards swimming and water safety
In the heart of the Greater Toronto Area, Frank’s Swim School has been introducing babies ages 4 months and older to an aquatic environment since 1968!
Taught by our experienced staff schooled in teaching babies, toddlers, and young children swimming lessons, we focus on creating a positive and comfortable atmosphere to develop water accommodation skills, while taking into account the individual needs of both child and parent.
When:
Kodiak Pool
(For babies between 4 and 24 months)
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Saturday:
4:15pm - 4:45pm
4:45pm - 5:15pm
Havergal Pool
(For kids between age 2 and 4)
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Sunday:
3:30pm - 4:00pm
Bond with your Infant at our Indoor Baby Swimming Pool
Our parent and child indoor swimming classes are held at our Kodiak Specialty Teaching Pool in North York, as well as at Havergal College providing a unique experience that strengthens the bond between child and parent in a safe and protective environment.
These classes are 30 minutes long and held on Saturdays and Sundays, with a maximum of six pairs per swimming class.
You and your toddler will gain and leave the program with the following knowledge:
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How to properly hold and engage with your baby in the water
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Water safety and basic swim skills for parents and babies
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How to make your infant feel at home in the water
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And more.
Working on breath control, buoyancy, and movement skills to develop an essential foundation for your child's swimming experiences. These classes promote water safety and a natural enthusiasm for swimming, a genuinely beneficial life skill for their future aquatic outings.
Our comprehensive teaching approach encompasses various skills, starting with an introduction to the aquatic environment. This approach places a strong emphasis on water safety, skill development, and nurturing a positive attitude towards swimming.