Learn to Swim – School Holiday Programs

Learn to Swim – School Holiday Programs

**Book Now for October School Holiday Program**

The School Holiday Intensive Learn to Swim program is on this October, with a number of classes in all levels.  The program runs from 4th to the 8th of October and is $80.00 for the full program (5 x half hour sessions).

Swim Masterclass Workshops Available…

In addition to the Learn to Swim Intensive program, we are running a number of specialised Masterclass Workshops that provide a great opportunity for those to refine individual techniques.

  • Monday: Freestyle
  • Tuesday: Backstroke
  • Wednesday: Breaststroke

The Workshops feature focused learning and are open to Intermediate and Advanced students (Salmon equivalent level or above).

For more information or to enrol in the School Holiday program or workshops, email swimschooltas@ymca.org.au or complete the enrolment form on this page.  Free swim assessments are also available if you are unsure which class is right for your child.  Complete the online form to reserve your place early!

Aqua-Play

Aqua-Play

Aqua Play is a fun and playful learning program for toddlers, aged 1-5 years (with an early childhood instructor) around shallow water. Aqua Play runs two mornings a week around the toddler pool area with lots of exciting and fun things for kiddies to play with. The aim of the program is for young children… Read more…

Skate Club Term 4 Program

Skate Club Term 4 Program

Term 4 – YMCA Skate Club at Kangaroo Bay Skate Park is on NOW. The Skate Club program is designed to progress kids through the beginner and intermediate stages of skateboarding in a safe and fun way. The curriculum has been planned to keep people engaged in the sport as they advance through each levels.… Read more…

Head Office

8a Constance Avenue,
Glenorchy, Tas 7010.
P: (03) 6272 8077

The YMCA of Hobart acknowledges the Tasmanian Aboriginal People as the Traditional Owners and ongoing custodians of lutruwita, Tasmania. We pay our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and to their Elders past, present and emerging.

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