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Welcome to British Swim School North East Atlanta, where kids from Norcross, Duluth, Suwanee, and other nearby communities learn Survival of the Littlest. As Norcross\u2019 favorite swim school, we make learning water safety\u00a0a fun and exciting experience for kids of all ages, even for\u00a0children as young as 3 to 18 months old. Whether you\u2019re signing up your baby, your kindergartner, or yourself, our student-focused approach and range of classes make British Swim School North East Atlanta the perfect choice.<\/p>\n
On a hot summer\u2019s day, there\u2019s nothing more fun and\u00a0refreshing\u00a0than a trip to the pool. At British Swim School North East Atlanta, we think learning how to swim\u00a0should be just as fun. By packing our classes with games, fun activities, and personal one-on-one instruction for every student, we keep young swimmers engaged and excited. Our classes range from Tadpole and Swimboree classes for our youngest swimmers, to beginners swimming classes for young children, to advanced swimming classes where students refine their swimming strokes and technique.<\/p>\n
To make our classes accessible to students throughout the North East Atlanta area, our swim school\u2019s lessons are conducted in two locations \u2014 one in Norcross\u00a0and one in Johns Creek. Classes are easily accessible to families in Norcross, Atlanta, Johns Creek, Suwanee, and Duluth, along with\u00a0other nearby areas.<\/p>\n
For young children,\u00a0water survival skills are absolutely crucial. Water is one of the biggest dangers for kids, especially those without existing water safety skills. That\u2019s why our swim school\u2019s instructors recommend that parents in the Norcross area enroll their children in our classes early. Our parent-assisted Tadpole program is open to kids as young as 3 months old, and offers the perfect way for infants to get familiar with the water with a helping hand from mom or dad. As children become more comfortable in the pool, they learn crucial skills, like back floating, which allows them to keep their mouth above the water line while floating.<\/p>\n