Blog

Two boys at the swimming pool splashing water and having fun. Friends playing on the water of a summer day.

What to expect when your child returns to swimming lesson? (after the Circuit Breaker)

We’re very excited to announce that we can finally re-open our pools on 01 July 2020. We can’t wait to welcome all students back to ...
Read More →
bathroom concept

aquaDucks Stays Home With You

Dear aquaDucks friends, The month of April felt as one of the longest months we’ve ever experienced in the history of our swim school. Suspension ...
Read More →
Turf City Nov 19-47

Enrichment or Life Skill?

Why learning to swim is so important for your child. We often hear from parents that swimming is just one of the many activities their ...
Read More →
blognov

How long does my child need to take swimming lessons?

We are often asked by parents how fast their child can be safe in the water and master the right skills to be a competent ...
Read More →
ad3

Swim Survival Classes for Babies and Toddlers

We often receive requests for baby swim survival classes. Although proponents of this drowning-proof technique claim that the method is safe, acceptable and effective, at ...
Read More →
ad2

Full-face Snorkelling Masks – Risks & Hazards

Snorkelling is a favourite activity amongst children when they grow older. Amazed by the underwater world, they love to dive below the water with their ...
Read More →
ad1

New Addition to the Family – Welcome Player No. 2

Raising a child is by no means a walk in the park for every family. Most if not all parents can attest to that. If ...
Read More →
Print

aquaDucks’ swimming programme – achievable goals

Hi parents! Did you know that your child can start swimming lessons at the age of six months and that regular practise outside swimming lessons ...
Read More →
An instructor practicing active supervision with a toddler in a swimming pool to demonstrate essential water safety for kids.

Water Safety for Kids: Essential Rules Every Parent Should Know

A child can slip underwater without a splash, without a cry, and without anyone noticing for several seconds. That is the uncomfortable truth behind most ...
Read More →