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Shapland Swim School Warner |
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NOTE: depending on demand these hours can be expanded or contracted
Welcome to the Shapland Swim School Warner web page. We supply semi private swimming lessons with only threee pupils per class, and a maximum of two classes in the pool at any one time ensuring your child will receive more individual attention.
We are all committed to making you and your child’s learn to swim experience the best possible one.
With only three pupils per class and a maximum of two classes in the pool at any one time your child will receive more individual attention. The pool is heated to 32 degrees Celsius all year round and all our instructors are AUSTSWIM qualified and Blue Card holders. The facility is a Swim Australia registered facility.
This modern facility opened in October 2006 and incorporates over six decades of building and pool design. When you visit the facility you will notice all the door frames are stainless steel all the floors drain to a central point. The building was designed and constructed in this manner with longevity and your comfort in mind.
Please feel free to contact us by visiting our bookings link at the top of the page or by phoning us or calling into the swim school.
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Cost
The Shapland Swim School at Warner, like all Shapland Swim Schools, runs a seamless learn to swim program so you never have to rebook your spot. It is for that reason we charge a set monthly fee. You have the option of paying per month at a rate of $67.20 per month on or pay for a three months block at $62.80 per month. There is a $62.80 per family (not per child) enrolment fee/deposit when first you enter the learn to swim program. This money is always held as a credit against your account and when your child has reached their swimming lesson goals and it is time to move on then you can use this fee as payment against your childs last months swimming lessons.
$67.20 per month if you pay monthly
$62.80 per month if you pay three (3) monthly
Free make up system
Provided you let us know prior to 8.00 am on the morning of the lesson you will not be attending your swimming lesson then you are entitled to make that lesson up without charge. History has shown us that the most effective way to organize your child's make up swimming lesson is for you to phone the swim school on the morning of the day you can come to the swim school. Over the years we have found that once you break your child's swimming lesson routine (come at a different day and time for a make up lesson) it is very easy to forget the make up swimming lessons' time and day. So it is swim school policy not to give out make up lessons in advance and the swim school relys on you to phone on the day you can make up your child's swimming lesson.
Heated pool
Water temperature of 32 degrees Celsius (all year round) is crucial for your child's comfort. Normally children have a low percentage body fat and if the water is below 32 degrees Celsius then they start to feel the cold. Any parents who are in the water with their child will understand how important it is to feel comfortable in that environment.
Payment
You can pay by cheque or by using you credit card. We try to keep our cash payment to a minimum. Once you have enroled in the swim school program then you will recieve detailed instruction on how the payment and invoicing system works. You will find it a simple but effective system.
If you follow the Booking Enquiries link you will be able to send relevant information to the swim school. Once the swim school has this information they will contact you to discuss a suitable time for your child to start their learn to swim experience. Remember being able to swim is a life long life saving skill so don't delay, contact us now. Top
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Servicing the following areas |
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We supply semi private swimming lesson in small classes of three pupils per class to the following areas.
Warner, Bray Park, Petrie, Lawnton, Strathpine, Brendale, Joyner, Cashmere, Eatons Hill, Clear Mountain, Whiteside, Mount Samson, Closeburn, Draper, Bunya, Alabny Creek
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Newsletter June/Aug 2010
