WELCOME to UniActive Swim School! With over 30 years of experience, we teach children to swim in a fun and supportive environment. Our small class sizes ensure personalised attention as we focus on stroke technique. Children aged 3 and up can enjoy our heated 50m outdoor pool. Dive in and discover the joy of swimming with us!
We offer Direct Debit and Upfront payment options. We also accept NSW Government Active Kids Vouchers and First Lap Vouchers.
Vouchers can be submitted via email to pulse-swimschool@uow.edu.au
Are you searching for an outstanding outdoor swim school in your area? UniActive Swim School offers exceptional services and a fantastic learning experience, and we are now accepting EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST for Term 4 swimming lessons.
New Members: Create a guest account below, add your child’s details, and complete the relevant questionnaire to determine their most suitable skill level.
If you can’t find what you’re looking for, please get in touch with us at pulse-swimschool@uow.edu.au or call 4221 4194.
Join Us This Term 4!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enrol your child in our top-rated swim school. Express your interest today and secure a spot for an incredible swimming experience.
We’ve launched a new parent portal for UniActive Swim School. This platform will enhance your experience and provide easy access to essential information.
To help you navigate through the portal effortlessly, watch the video below.
Learn to Swim & Stroke Development
$18 per class
Junior Development Squad
$16 per class
Holiday Intensive (Learn to Swim & Stroke Development)
$90 per week
Holiday Intensive (School Carnival Preparation)
$80 per week
Learn to Swim & Stroke Development
$16.20 per class
Junior Development Squad
$14.40 per class
Holiday Intensive (Learn to Swim & Stroke Development)
$81 per week
Holiday Intensive (School Carnival Preparation)
$72 per week
Click here to view our current special offers
Pulse is proudly a Child Safe Organisation. We have adopted the National Child Safe Standards and we have extensive policies and practices in place to protect children and keep them safe. A child safe organisation puts the best interests of children and young people first.
“A child safe organisation means that the place where our children spend time is safe from physical, sexual, psychological, ill-treatment and neglect. A child safe place will have established rules to make sure children and young people are kept safe” (Office of the Children’s Guardian).
You can learn more about the National Child Safe Standards here: https://ocg.nsw.gov.au/resources