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Not at this time. We may offer this at a later time depending on staff availability.
Swim lessons begin at 3:30pm and 4:00pm and each class lasts 30 minutes. Please contact the Pool House for further details.
Due to staffing, we are limited to what programs we can safely provide. We will do our best to accommodate as best we can, but we are limited. We apologize for any inconveniences or misunderstandings this may cause.
To best determine what swim level your child should be, please follow the class level ability descriptions below:
Description of Swim Lesson Levels
Level 1—Green Sea Anemone
This class is for students who are beginners and/or who are fearful of the water. This level is simply to become comfortable in the water and build trust with the instructors. Typically ages 3-6. No goggles needed. NO FLOATIES.
Level 2—Purple Turtle
Students must be comfortable in the water and with instructors. In this class, students will learn to swim more independently and become fully comfortable with dunking their head under water using nose bubbles. Typically ages 5-9. It is recommended that students bring goggles
Level 3—Pink Salmon
Students should have some experience with assisted kicking with a board/floaty. Students are now learning to swim independently with and without a board. Students are mostly working on further strengthening their motor skills. Typically ages 6-11. Students need goggles.
Level 4—Blue Dolphin
Students learn how to be strong swimming independently. Students learn to become water safe. Students entering this course absolutely need to be comfortable with putting their head underwater and have some ability to swim independently. Typically ages 8-14. Students need goggles.
Swim instructors will move children to the class that best suits their ability if needed.
Per Carlton Community Pool rules, a child aged 8 and under must be accompanied by an adult in the water. This rule keeps our smallest members of our community safe while having fun swimming. We appreciate your cooperation.
Not at this time.