Swimming is one of the most valuable life skills for both children and adults. It builds confidence, supports safety and benefits from regular practice.
As the weather cools down, it can be tempting to pause lessons. But winter is actually one of the best times to start or continue learning.
Whether your child is building skills, becoming more comfortable in the water or learning important safety techniques, staying consistent helps them progress. For adults, it’s a great way to stay active, improve fitness and enjoy some time for yourself.
At Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre in Ultimo, we offer a Learn to Swim program for both kids and adults, and our heated pools and experienced instructors create a welcoming, supportive environment. It’s an easy way to keep a routine through winter and head into summer ready to enjoy the water.
And now, there’s even more reason to get started.
A little something for you, too
For a limited time, new Learn to Swim enrolments come with a complimentary 10‑visit sauna pass, valued at over $145.*
It’s a simple way to add a moment of relaxation to your week.
How it works
- Enrolling a child? One parent or guardian receives the complimentary sauna pass to enjoy some ‘me time’ outside swim lessons.
- Enrolling as an adult? Your complimentary sauna visits can be used at any time, but they also make the perfect post-lesson reward – helping you relax, reset and recover after time in the pool.
The pass is valid for 10 weeks from the date of enrolment, encouraging a regular weekly routine that supports both swimming progression and personal wellbeing.
Offer details
- Available for new Learn to Swim enrolments at Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre
- Enrol from now until 30 June
- Limited time only
Whether your goal is water safety, stroke improvement, or simply feeling more comfortable and confident in the water, our program offers quality instruction for all ages and abilities.
*Terms and conditions apply.
For more information visit the Ian Thorpe Aquatic Centre website or Eastern Suburbs Mums directory listing.
