2 February 2026
Dear Swim Family,
Swimming is more than just a skill — it’s confidence, strength, and peace of mind. Whether you’re a beginner floating for the first time or a competitive swimmer pushing for new PBs, your journey matters. Let February be a reminder to fall in love with your progress, no matter how small.
💙💖 February Promotion: Bring Your Valentine for a Free Swim Lesson! 💖💙
Celebrate the Month of Love with us by sharing the joy of swimming!
For the entire month of February, we’re inviting all our swimmers to:
💧 Bring Your Valentine (Your Loved One)
Whether it’s a partner, best friend, parent, child, or someone special —
bring them along for ONE FREE SWIMMING LESSON per person!
This is the perfect opportunity to:
- Introduce someone you love to the water
- Share a fun and healthy experience together
- Build confidence side by side
- Create memories that make a splash
📸 Underwater Photo Day
Date: Sunday, 29 March 2026
We’re excited to once again capture those magical underwater moments!
This year’s photo package includes:
- 5 printed photos
- 3 different poses
- 1 × A4 print
- 1 × 5×7 print
- 3 postcard‑size prints
- Total cost: R400
If you prefer a soft‑copy USB only, please enquire at the office for pricing on group photos. Pricing varies depending on the number of people in the photo.
To secure your spot:
- Complete your full order and payment by Monday, 23 March 2026
- Mark your payment clearly as “photo money” along with the swimmer’s name(s).
- For EFTs, please also include your account reference number.
Timeslots will be allocated on Tuesday, 24 March 2026.
Please note: Spaces are limited RSVP early to avoid disappointment.
Please take note that when we have lightning and/or thunder, we must stop the lessons for everyone’s safety. Our drill is set out in the Contract, so we won’t repeat it again here. We do not cancel a whole session, because sometimes a storm passes over quickly, and we are able to resume after only missing a couple of lessons or so. Other times it can be several hours before we can get back in the water again. We have no way of knowing what the progress will be, but when we resume, we will include those swimmers who have been kept waiting, up until normal closing time for the day. You’re welcome to contact us should you require further clarity.
“The water doesn’t judge. It reflects the effort, the patience, and the heart you put into it.”
Warm regards,
Irene and Noreen