Swimming Instructor for 3.5 year old

By CelineR
March 8, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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CelineR

Posted March 8, 2020

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Posted March 8, 2020

Hi,

We are looking for a qualified swimming instructor to teach our water loving 3.5 year old on Friday Mornings.

He has been enjoying going to the pool with us regularly since he was a couple of months, and has no fear of the water whatsoever.

We think he's now ready to learn how to swim with a 'proper' technique.

These would be 20-/30 minute long private lessons, on Friday mornings, in a learner's pool of a local leisure centre.

Please PM me if you are an instructor.

Otherwise any recommendations of somebody you've used in the past would be gratefully received!

(For clarity - we tried to group lessons both at Forrest Hill and Peckham Fusion but they kept being cancelled; we also approached them for private lessons yet staff seems to be particularly disorganised so now looking for a reliable experienced person)

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