It’s never too late to learn how to swim or develop your stroke technique.
We offer a range of adult swimming lessons, whether you’re an absolute beginner, looking to use swimming as a fitness tool or improve an element of your stroke. Our courses are designed to fit alongside the school calendar year during term time and are booked as block bookings.
Group Swim Lessons
Our Adult Swimming Lessons follow Swim England's teaching plans. With lessons starting from £38 per month, you will have access to a 46 - week programme and free access to the pool to practice at any time (subject to pool opening times). Progress is tracked by swim teachers via tablets, with results uploaded to Home Portal so you can track your progress and see what components require some additional practice outside of lessons. Group swimming lessons take place on Monday evenings from 19:15 - 21:15 and again on Tuesday mornings from 09:30 - 10:45.
If you are looking to learn to swim on a more personal basis or are looking to improve a specific aspect of your swimming technique, we offer 1:1 private lessons Monday - Friday at a range of times.
If you are looking to book these or would like some more information, please email swimacademy@surrey.ac.uk or click below to enquire now.
If you are looking for a session that is led by a qualified coach, then our SwimFit Sessions are for you.
Following a more tailored structure including drills, sets and timed swims, these sessions will help improve your swimming fitness, technique and stamina.
Home Portal is a FREE tool for you to track your/your child’s progress and see what elements have progressed and those that may need some extra work outside of lessons.
Once children have passed their current level, you will receive an email allowing you to move your child to the next level and show you all the available classes.
Surrey Sports Park is just outside Guildford in the South East of England. Close to Guildford mainline train station and within a short walk of the town centre, you’ll find us just off the A3, near the Royal Surrey County Hospital.
