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Swim Lessons
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Swim Lessons
Is your child ready to safely enjoy an afternoon at a neighborhood pool or a day at the lake? The City of Spring Hill has contracted with the YMCA of Greater Kansas City to provide high-quality swim lessons that accommodate a range of skill levels and ages.
We offer both group lessons and private lessons. Scholarships are available based on income qualifications. Please visit City Hall to apply.
Private Swim Lessons
Private lessons are a great way for your child to receive personalized, one-on-one instruction. Each lesson is structured to address the student's abilities.
Download Private Swim Lessons Form and Schedule
Rates:
Three 45 minute lessons for $60 or six 45 minute lessons for $100Session one:
June 4 through June 16Session two:
July 9 through July 14Group Swim Lessons
Each session includes four lessons each week for two weeks (a total of eight lessons). For more information about which class may be the best fit for your child, call (913) 592-3664 or email swimlessons@springhillks.gov
Download Group Swim Lessons Form and Schedule
Rates:
Sign up now for our earlybird price of $55! Fees after April 30 are $65.Session one:
June 18 through June 30Session two:
July 16 through July 28
Infants and toddlers (six months to three years) are accompanied by a parent or guardian to learn to be comfortable in the water.
Water Discovery:
Infants and toddlers are introduced to the aquatic environment.Water Exploration:
Learn body positions, blow bubbles, and practice fundamental safety and water skills. Must be able to respond to verbal cues and jump on land.
Recommended skills for all to have around water. Sessions are available for preschool (ages three to five) and school age (ages 6 to 12) children.
Water Acclimation:
An introduction to the pool. Develop safe water habits, become comfortable with underwater exploration, and learn to safely exit a body of water. Must be comfortable working with instructor in the water.Water Movement:
Focus on body position and control, forward movement, directional change, and basic self-rescue skills. Must be able to go underwater voluntarily.Water Stamina:
Learn basic stroke techniques, rotary breathing, and integrated arm and leg action. Children learn to swim, move to safety, and exit should they fall into a body of water. Must be able to do front and back float independently.
Refining swim skills. All levels are available for school age children (ages 6 to 12). Only stroke introduction is available for preschool age children (ages 3 to 5).