Staff are very helpful and friendly. we have been with BB for a few months and progressed steadily…read more My daughter likes all of the coaches (she works with female only coaches) and they all love her. Management is helpful and attentive to my need to push her in certain areas and they take constructive criticism well. They're always trying to improve and asking what we like or don't about our time here. I have referred a couple friends and they also had positive experiences. At times the kids paired in the class don't seem to be as advanced as my kid and that can lead to slower times transitioning to the next exercise but overall we have had help with makeup classes, tailoring teaching methods to my kiddo and I've seen first hand how well they work with adaptive swim and special needs kids. I have done a lot of research on classes in the area and this is hands down the best option with the most flexibility and cost is reasonable. Best coaches for us have been Azul, Makayla, Patton, Natalie, and my daughter also likes Heidi however I feel they spend more time talking then learning so I have put notes in to limit that and redirect to skills work when it's just her and my kiddo in the pool. I don't like the 3 kids to 1 instructor but if the kids are all matched by skills and listen (it is a class. If your kids just wanna play or you can't get your kid to focus go to a public pool, don't waste my money and time with a coach having to constantly redirect your kid) it runs smoothly and each kid gets a solid 10min of swim time which is a decent time to perform skills and learn. We do 2x a week and that's better for us. The swim clinic seems to be more intensive and focused but I haven't tried it due to our schedule so I can't speak on that personally. Good luck and know that this is a key skill your kid NEEDS.

I enrolled my 5 year old child to learn to swim and after five weekly lessons he hasn't done…read moreanything but paddle in the water with some floaties and toys. It's not even one on one with an instructor. It can be three to one which whittles his 30 min "swim" time down to about 10 min. I requested to end his lessons knowing they require a thirty day notice and then they claimed they didn't receive a withdrawal request. They also don't like to let you change days of the week. I work as a nurse and don't get the same days off every week. When I requested a different day of the week they pushed my withdrawal date back even farther and it will be more like 40 days, not 30. All they want to do is keep collecting that monthly payment, not teach your kid to swim. What a waste of money and time.

We absolutely love aqua tots. Our little one is able to test her abilities and learn new skills are…read moreher own pace. We will be attending year round! Avery and team are the best! Facilities are clean and staff if organized!

Poorly managed location:…read more 1. Continually ends classes earlier than scheduled (5-10 minutes from what is normally scheduled to end). Today we had a makeup class for a class they canceled last minute due to pool issues. The instructor today only provided a 15 minute lesson to what should have been 30 minutes. When asked why she didn't have an answer. Called manager and she continually put me on hold. Complete waste of time 2. They have canceled classes 2 times for quality issues with the pool water. 3. Management have very entry level management skills. They come off like they don't care and are over worked. However when you go in they are usually sitting around with each other chatting. Find either another swim school or a different location. We would NOT recommend this location. When we requested to cancel they said they would not cancel until an additional 30 days from notice. We will be disputing and posting feedback on Facebook.

My son absolutely loves coming here and has excelled so much and so quickly. We couldn't be happier…read morewith Pat, Mark, and the rest of the staff! They're courteous and truly knowledgeable instructors. FriscoSwim has been a blessing to our family, and we can't thank you enough! We highly recommend them to anyone looking to learn how to swim.

Please don't advertise yourself as serving children with disabilities if you kick them out due to…read moretheir disability. I wouldn't say that if we were the only ones, but I know of 6 other families who have had the same experience over this past few years. Children with disabilities frequently struggle with receptive language and auditory processing. Many wear devices to assist with hearing when not in the water. I explained my son's hearing loss beforehand but the owner decided he was "not cooperating" when he didn't follow her instructions immediately. When he cried because he couldn't figure out what she wanted, she decided he was not a "good fit."

The instructors are patient, professional, and amazing with kids. They create such a safe and…read morepositive environment that makes learning fun and comfortable. I've seen so much growth in confidence and swimming skills. Communication is always great, and you can truly tell they care about each child's progress. We've had such a wonderful experience and are so happy we chose them!

Coach Gabby is awesome. My 3yr old was scared to jump in the pool but working with Coach Gabby her…read moreconfidence had boosted and she is doing awesome.

My boys love attending swim lessons every week! I love that Aqua-Tots has made it a positive…read moreexperience for them.

This is the third swimming lessons school I have enrolled my daughter in, and it is the best. Three…read morethings make this swim school stand out- a progress card and the scheduling availability. Each child has his or her progress card that the instructor marks on, indicating certain goals that the teacher makes sure the student is progressing each lesson. This location had lessons in the morning and early afternoon, not just after school times, so we were able to get in a class that met our scheduling needs better AND was not with the after school crowd. And finally, you can cancel your lesson even a minute prior to the start time and receive a makeup lesson credit that you can use ANYtime! You don't have to wait for the "once a month on Fridays only" makeup lesson that I have had at other places. Aquatots Murphy is a keeper!

Classes were ok, I'm an adult learning to swim I don't feel Ann has as much patients with adults as…read moreshe has with children. She even said, it's easier to teach children and while this may be factual the context of the comment had a negative impact to the hearer. Her price point was fair, the pool is small and not deep so difficult to learn things like treading water etc... great location in Rockwall and she was oddly pleasant what i mean is she seemed a bit uncomfortable I'm not sure if this is her innate demeanor or she was uncomfortable around specific types of people, not certain just and observation.

We love Ann's Swim Class! Some of the things we like:…read more -Lessons are semi-private, meaning there are only 2 kids in the class. -Classes are held in a private residential pool that is clean and shaded. -There are three different seating areas where parents/families can sit to watch the lesson. At least one area is always in the shade. -We work with Kale. Since he is also a school teacher, he understands how to be calm and encouraging, yet firm and disciplined. We have never had Anne as our instructor, but she handles the business end of it, and has always been friendly and organized. I think very highly of their character. -Students swim for the ENTIRE thirty minutes. They never waste time sitting on the step waiting for someone else to take a turn. ***This is very different from the large swim school we tried last year. The classes were so big that only 10-15 minutes was spent swimming. The rest of the time was spent sitting on the step waiting for the other kids to take their turns. - While the instructor (Kale) works with one child privately, he gives the other child an assignment or task to work on independently. Examples of independent tasks for a beginner: putting face underwater on the step to grab fish; wearing a flotation device to practice scooping; and using a barbell to kick from one side of the pool to the other. -The price is very reasonable. It only cost $10 more for a semi-private class here (only 2 students in the class) than a group class with 6 students at a large swim school. Worth it.

We've been going to this british swim school for about close to 1 and half years already and very…read morehappy about it. My kid started the school at 2-3 years old. Kid is progressing and showing good results in swimming. Swim instructors are nice and professional I really like the swim programs that instructors follow to teach the kids. Every lesson builds the skills to progress in the next one. By the end my kid love go to british swimming school

Amazing, patient and caring coaches, that work with your child. My 4 year old daughter can swim the…read morewhole swimming pool within a few months of practice.

I'm giving SafeSplash Prosper (University Dr) one star because of how they handle and communicate…read moretheir billing. I enrolled my toddler in weekly lessons that start on **May 9**, yet my card was charged **$155 on April 18**. In other words, I was charged in mid‑April for a full month of lessons that don't begin until May 9. Nothing in the online enrollment flow or the Prosper pricing section made that timing clear in a straightforward way. The location page highlights simple monthly prices (for example, $120 based on a 4‑week month billed monthly per class), but it does not clearly state, in plain language on that same screen, that: - You will be **charged immediately at enrollment** for a full month of tuition, even if your first lesson is weeks away, and - Ongoing tuition is then **billed in advance** of future months. I only understood what happened after I went searching and eventually found SafeSplash's Terms & Conditions / School Policies page. That page is not obvious from the location or pricing section; you either have to notice a generic "School Policies" link in the footer or go hunting via search. Once you get there, the key billing information is buried deep in a long, legal‑style document, written in dense policy language instead of clear, parent‑friendly English. Buried in that text is the explanation that they take your first month of tuition at enrollment and then bill monthly on the 25th for the following month's lessons. That policy might be acceptable if it were plainly disclosed where parents actually sign up. The problem--and the reason for this review--is how hard it is to discover and understand these terms before you see a charge. This review is a reaction to the lack of up‑front clarity: it should not require digging through a hard‑to‑find, legally worded policy page to learn that you'll be billed weeks in advance of your child's first class. Based on my experience of being charged in April for May lessons and then having to reverse‑engineer the policy after the fact, I do not find their billing communication transparent or parent‑friendly, and I would not recommend this location.

Love Safesplash! Coach Joey, Zoya and Zayed are great! My kids have learned so much in a short…read moreamount of time! They're attentive, fun, and made my kiddos feel comfortable. offered me a free class to see if I liked the class. My son fell In love with the classes and we've been coming ever since. He wants to invite his instructors to his birthday and are pretty much family at this point. The environment that audrey creates at the pool is fun and something different every day to spice things up for the kiddos. Can go on and on about this swim school.