Do not recommend at all , crowded, dirty , from the 30 minutes session you actually get 23 25 , 10…read more12 kids in a group , so your kid will learn nothing just drink a lot of water from all the splash because there is no space . The pool is dirty , I have plenty pictures , such a shame I can't post here , also the bathroom seat is broken , I don't think if any sanitary control will come they will pass.i feel sorry that I can't post a picture with all the rubbish next to the pool from today lesson

My Daughter has been attending swimming lessons at the Hall Cross Upper School venue and she…read moreabsolutely loves it! The Staff are very friendly and my daughters confidence has soared and not just in the water. She is now much more confident socially as she has met and interacted with a lot of new people through her lessons. I would recommend Swimstarts and Dolphins to everyone!

Swimming classes for Babies, Kids and Adults using the Alexander Technique and The Shaw Method of…read moreSwimming. Family run, friendly and fun.

Becky and the other swim teachers have taught two of my children to swim and they've progressed…read morereally quickly and enjoy their lessons. They're super easy to book with and the school feels like its in the 21st century taking subscriptions and having a booking system you can just access. The kids really do enjoy it and progress which is what you want from a swim school so there's not much more to say! The only thing, and it is a minor thing, which bumps them down from five star, is that they sometimes have waiting lists these days and sometimes you have to wait to get into the lesson slot you want.I guess this means lots of people trust them to teach their kids but its a bit inconvenient if you only have one evening free in the week!

From the owner: We offer: - Aquanatal Swimming Lessons,…read more - Parent & Baby Swimming Lessons - Group Swimming Lessons for Children or Adults - Swimming Club - Private Swimming Lessons From our locations in both Oldham and Salford.

If you want to go swimming in Wakefield, this is pretty much your only choice now that Sun Lane has…read moreclosed down. Luckily Lightwaves is actually quite nice. It's aimed at families really - The main pool isn't designed for serious swimming with it's lagoon shape, mostly shallow water and frequent blasts from the wave machine. However, it's a fun place to take kidswho'll enjoy splashing about, and there is a reasonably impressive slide. There is also a jacuzzi and a small pool for swimming lessons. The changing rooms, whilst nothing special, are quite adequate - it's mixed sex but in cubicles, and there are also family changing rooms. The leisure centre has lots to offer in addition to the pool - squash and badminton courts, a small gym, swimming lesson, various aerobics and martial arts classes and a cafe which overlooks the pool, its smell of chips whetting the hunger od the swimmers. I think you can hire out the hall and a bouncy castle for kids' parties, and they do a roller disco which is pretty fun. I can reccommend the Rookies life saving classes, which children and teenagers can attend to learn about water safety and badic first aid. The first part of the class is theory, followed by practical work in and around the pool - and you can work towards a recognised qualification.

very good for swimming. i took my toddlers and they enjoyed themselves. I never managed to get on…read morethe slide but the water and the room were nice and warm. It's best to park round the back of the bus station.