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Premier Class For Kids
Premier Swimming Class For Kids
Suitable for kids age 5 - 13 years old
Premier Swimming Lesson For Kids is conducted by Happy Fish Premier Swimming Instructor. There are 6 different stages to go for - SwimSafer Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 3, SwimSafer Bronze, Silver and Gold. Students are required to go through SwimSafer test at the end of each stage in order to receive a SwimSafer certificate to move on to the next stage. For premier swimming lessons, there will not be any new comers after second lesson of each term, which means you can enjoy learning without interuption.
| SwimSafer One |
SwimSafer Two |
SwimSafer Three |
SwimSafer Bronze |
SwimSafer Silver |
SwimSafer Gold |
| Beginner |
Intermediate |
Advance |
| Suitable For |
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Kids age 5 years old and above |
| Class Size |
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Maximum 10 pax |
| Term |
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3 months (12 lessons) |
| Duration |
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45 - 60 minutes
per lesson |
| Frequency |
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4 lessons per
month |
| Usual Fee |
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S$180 per term (3 months) |
| Now Promotion |
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Register 2 terms (6 months) for S$300 only (Save S$60) |
| Additional Bonus |
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FREE SwimSafer Certification Test (Save $15). Valid for registration before 31 Aug 2010. |
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| Remarks |
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** Class Conducted By Premier Swimming Instructors
** SwimSafer certification upon completion of each stage
** No new comers after 2nd lesson (No Interuption to the class)
** Minimum 8 pax to start
** We reserve the right to delay start date
** Terms and Conditions Apply |
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| Tips |
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Give
your child at least 3 - 5
months to learn swimming.
Focus on the
long term goal.
Rushing for results may become counter-productive. (Read parent's note below)
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Parent's Notes:
Parent plays an important role in children swimming
experience. While children are striving hard to
learn how to swim, parent should know how to help
their children.
1. Do not expect your child to be able to swim soon
after they are introduced to the water. It depends
on individual learning ability. As a parent, you
should focus on the long term goal and avoid putting
pressure on achievement and expecting quick results,
this may become counter-productive.
2. Don't be over ambitious towards your child's
progress. Allow them to gradually develop and
improve at his or her own pace. There is no shortcut
in learning to swim. Practise makes perfect. Every
children needs regular lesson and training, never
try to hurry! Your child will learn much more in
short frequent regular visits than in the occasional
long one.
3. If your child no longer seem to enjoy the water,
don't give up! Continue your regular lessons but
don't waste all the earlier good work. It is a good
idea to just hang around and watch as the others
carry on, rather than skipping lessons.
4. Don't compare your child with others. Everyone
has different learning ability.
5. If your child accidentally slip into the water
and swallows water during the lesson. Don't worry,
this is a learning process. Praise them for trying.
Children needs to be encourage. By doing this,
children will enjoy and have fun.
6. If your child cries during the lesson, it doesn't
mean that your child is not ready for swimming
lesson. You child may be adjusting the separation
from Mom and Dad getting accustomed to the new
surroundings, or just having a bad day. Give your
child some time and let him develop his confident,
very soon he will be able to enjoy this wonderful
experience in a total relax environment with us.
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