Preschool Levels 1–3
Designed for young swimmers ages 3–5, our Preschool Levels 1–3 program helps kids build foundational swimming skills in a fun, encouraging, and developmentally appropriate way. Each level progresses at a gentle pace, ensuring your child feels confident, supported, and excited to learn.
Program Breakdown
Preschool Level 1 — Getting
Comfortable
- Entering and exiting the pool
Blowing bubbles & putting face in the water
Assisted front and back floats
Assisted glides
Learning to kick while supported
Becoming comfortable underwater
Basic water movement
Help children feel relaxed, secure, and excited to participate independently in water activities.
Preschool Level 2
Building
Independence
- Unassisted front and back floats (with minimal support)
Gliding independently for short distances
Kicking on front and back
Submerging mouth, nose, and eyes
Jumping into chest-deep water with assistance
Building water confidence.
Encourage swimmers to rely less on instructor support while learning to move safely and independently.
Preschool Level 3 — Stronger
Skills
- Kicking and gliding without assistance
Beginning front crawl arm movements
Back crawl basics
Jumping into deeper water (with safe supervision)
Treading water introduction
Longer submersions
Improved balance, coordination
Equip swimmers with the skills and confidence needed to transition to Swimmer 1.
Parents Love
Our Preschool Program
Small class sizes: Ensures personalized guidance and safer learning
Warm, inviting pool: Young swimmers stay comfortable and focused
Encouraging teaching style: Builds trust, confidence, and excitement
Age-appropriate progressions: Skills matched to each child’s readiness
Confidence-first approach: Happy swimmers learn faster
Preschool Program FAQs
These programs are designed for swimmers ages 3–5.
Not always. If your child is already comfortable in the water, we can help assess which level is the best fit.
Preschool classes are 30 minutes, the perfect length for young children’s attention spans.
This is very normal. New environments can feel overwhelming at first, but children typically warm up after a few classes. Our instructors are patient, gentle, and trained to help them settle in comfortably.
Your instructor will assess skills throughout the session and communicate when they’ve mastered the requirements to move forward.
Yes — underwater comfort is an important part of safe swimming. We always introduce it gradually and positively.
Absolutely! We encourage parents to watch and cheer their swimmers on.
Absolutely! However, we do encourage parents to watch
from the viewing room so swimmers aren’t distracted.
