Oasis School of Fish FAQ

Swimming lessons are typically open to individuals of all ages, from infants to school-aged. Our lessons are divided by skill level, then further divided by age if we have more than one class of the same skill level.

Learning to swim has numerous benefits, including improved water safety, increased confidence, enhanced cardiovascular fitness, and muscle development. Swimming also involves cross-brain communication, so it is beneficial for your brain. It is a valuable life skill that can also be enjoyable and a great form of exercise.

The time it takes to learn how to swim varies from person to person. Factors such as age, previous experience, and comfort in the water all play a role. Consistent practice and participation in lessons can expedite the learning process.

Participants should bring a swimsuit, towel, goggles (optional, but very helpful for all levels), and any other personal items needed for changing. Please do not bring any type of floaties or water shoes as they hinder the ability to learn how to swim.

No. Swimming lessons are designed to accommodate individuals at various skill levels, including beginners. Instructors will start with basic water safety skills and progress to more advanced techniques as participants become more comfortable in the water.

The number of lessons needed for a beginner vary. Some people may feel confident after a few lessons, while others
may benefit from a more extended course. Consistent attendance and practice outside of lessons can significantly impact skill development.

The instructor-to-student ratio depends on the level and the age group. Smaller ratios allow for more personalized attention, while larger groups may encourage a social learning environment.

Yes, we do offer private lessons for individuals seeking one-on -one instruction. Private lessons can be tailored to specific goals and provide a more personalized learning experience.

Safety is a top priority during swimming lessons. Instructors are trained in water safety and we have a lifeguard on duty during all lessons. Participants are also required to follow safety rules.

During the Baby and Toddler classes a parent will be in the water with their child. For all of the other levels parents may drop off your child, watch their child from the pool deck, or wait inside. Some children feel more comfortable if parents are nearby while others do better when parents are not within eyesight. Parents may have to try a couple options to see what works the best for your child.

Absolutely! Advanced swimming lessons are available for those looking to refine their technique, learn different strokes, or prepare to tryout for a competitive swim team!

Not necessarily but to secure a spot in your preferred time it is a good idea. If your child is not ready to move to the next level we will always make room in the appropriate level so your child succeeds. After the winter months depending upon what lessons or practice they may have had your child may be ready to move up or possibly may need to retake a level to regain proficiency and confidence.