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Parafield Gardens Swim School!

The Fun Starts Here........

Parafield Gardens Swim School aims to provide a learning
environment in which 'Children Love To Learn'.
We recognize that learning to swim is a skill to last a lifetime and
endeavour to provide all children in our program with the best aquatic
education in South Australia.

Your child's swimming education is very important to us and our pool
deck supervisors and desk staff are always available for any of your
questions. We look forward to having your child with us in our swim school.

Our pool is always a comfortable 32 degrees

Kings Road (cnr Martins Road)
Parafield Gardens SA 5107
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Behind the scenes......

PENGUIN PETE

It's official!

Our furry mascot is officially called Penguin Pete.

Penguin Pete is fun & friendly and available to come to your kindy, child care or school for a free WATER SAFETY TALK.

Keep an eye out for Penguin Pete. He loves to swim, dance and have lots of fun.

Call us today to book a water safety talk.

8285 3666

Check it out.....

Adult Learn To Swim

Would you like to Learn To Swim?
Why not join an Adult Learn To Swim class?
Call today & come and try your
FIRST LESSON FREE

Waterbabies Classes

Waterbabies classes are designed for babies 4 months to 2 1/2 years old. Songs, games & skills are woven together to provide a fun & stimulating 30 minute class for babies & parents. You can join a class anytime.
Book Today.

JANUARY NEWS FLASH....

* Welcome back. We hope every one had a great Christmas & New Year. Now that the kids are back at school we may have some changes to our lap/public times as schools book in for their school swimming program. Please check our lap/public swimming page for any changes.

* Welcome to our new swim school teachers: Rebecca, Josh, Damien, Kevin & Maria.

* Register your email address to recieve our regular email newsletters.

* We will be having a swimming carnival. Dates coming soon.

* Does your child have a swim cap? Please encourge your children (especially girls with long hair) to wear their swim cap to their lessons. Caps help swimmers to perform better strokes by keeping hair away from the eyes and face.