OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING KIDS TO SWIM
At UniActive Swim School, we’ve been helping children develop essential swimming skills in a fun and supportive environment for over three decades. Our experienced instructors focus on stroke technique and water confidence, with small class sizes to ensure personalised attention for every child.
Classes are open to children aged 3 and up, and all lessons take place in our heated 50m outdoor pool. Whether your child is just starting or building on their skills, they’ll discover the joy of swimming with us!
Looking for an exceptional outdoor swim school? UniActive Swim School is now accepting Expressions of Interest for Term 1 swimming lessons.
Summer Intensive Lessons
We make it easy to enrol with:
How to Submit Your Vouchers
Send your vouchers via email to pulse-swimschool@uow.edu.au, and we’ll handle the rest!
Ready to get started? Join UniActive Swim School today and watch your child thrive in the water.
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