One to One lessons will be available from 6th July 2020.
Contact us for more details.
One to one lessons will be available from 6th July 2020.
Following the current circumstances, with only 4 children allowed in a lesson, we are able to provide more one to lessons than usual. If parents are more comfortable to have their children in a one to one setting, then this is available. Spaces would usually be kept specifically for children with developmental delays or behavioural issues that would hinder them in a class setting. Rob’s Swim School is fully inclusive and the aim is to eventually integrate all children in an appropriate class, as soon as possible. These lessons would ideally be for children who need arm bands / vest / noodle / support to swim and cannot swim independently for 4 metres.
As in the Turtles class, at this stage, your little one will start to learn the core aquatic skills through focusing on developing the FUNdamental movement skills with an ongoing emphasis on safety and enjoyment for the sport.
Lessons are held at:
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One to One lessons will be available from 6th July 2020.
Contact us for more details.
Equipment needed:
Roberta’s love for teaching swimming started when at the age of 14, she used to assist swimming lessons at her club and at 16, used to teach at the Amateur Swimming Association Swimming School. She worked for several years in the MFA Swimming School and in a few other swimming schools. In 2007, an opportunity came up and she started organising her own lessons. In 2008, she attended a course in the UK to acquire her ASA Level 1 Certificate in teaching Aquatics. It was then that Roberta felt the importance of having a structure in her swimming school.
She introduced several classes at different levels including an assessment sheet at the end of each term, for the child and parent to be able to follow the progress of their child. In 2010, she furthered her studies and obtained the ASA Level 2 Certificate in Teaching Aquatics. Roberta is one of the few persons in Malta holding this qualification. In 2015, she continued to study further when achieving her ASA Level 2 Award in Coaching Aquatic Pre-Fundamentals, to be able to also teach children as young as 6 months. She also achieved the National Rescue Award for Swimming Teachers and Coaches, specialising in Infant Life Support.
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