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frogs

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Our Frogs programme is designed for toddlers and pre-school children who are ready to take the next step in their swimming journey. Lessons encourage increasing independence in the water whilst still benefiting from the reassurance and support of a parent or carer being close by.

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We offer two Frogs groups to ensure lessons are tailored to each child's age, confidence and stage of development: 

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Little Frogs – Young toddlers through to pre-school age 

Big Frogs – Older toddlers and pre-school children up to 4 years old

What Your Frog Will Learn......

 

  • Increased confidence and independence in the water 

  • Breath control through fun bubble-blowing activities 

  • Floating, gliding and early propulsion skills 

  • Improved balance, coordination and body awareness 

  • Greater confidence swimming short distances independently 

  • Essential water safety awareness 

  • Increased stamina and endurance in the water 

  • Preparation for independent swimming lessons in our TOADS programme

  • A lifelong love of swimming and being active in the water

At this age, children learn best through play, which is why our lessons are packed with games, songs, challenges and exciting activities that keep little ones engaged whilst developing important swimming skills. Through fun and exploration, children build confidence, improve coordination and become increasingly comfortable in the water. 

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As children progress through the Frogs programme, they begin taking greater ownership of their swimming. They develop breath control through bubble-blowing activities, practise floating and gliding, and learn to move more independently through the water using their arms and legs. 

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Water safety continues to play a central role throughout the programme. Children are introduced to important safety skills whilst developing confidence both in and around the water. 

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For our older Big Frogs, lessons begin to place greater emphasis on technique, independence and preparation for the transition into our TOADS programme, where children attend lessons without a parent in the water.

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