Swimming lessons for both adults and children (aged five and over) wanting either to learn how to swim, gain confidence or improve their stroke begins from Monday 7 September at the University of Bristol swimming pool in Clifton. 

All lessons are 30 minutes long and taught by experienced Amateur Swimming Association instructors.

The programme of classes (maximum eight persons per class) are as follows:

• Seven-week classes for adults (£35) and children (£28) start every Monday from 7 September.  Thirty-minute slots available starting from 4 pm to 6 pm.

• Seven-week classes for adults (£35) and children (£28) start every Tuesday from 8 September.  Thirty-minute slots available starting from 4 pm to 6 pm.

• Seven-week classes for adults (£35) and children (£28) start every Wednesday from 9 September.  Thirty-minute slots available starting from 4 pm to 6 pm.

• Seven-week classes for adults (£35) and children (£28) start every Saturday from 12 September.  Thirty-minute slots available starting from 9 am  to 1 pm.

• A booster course for children starts from Monday 26 to Wednesday 28 October. The three-day intensive course is ideally suited for children currently enrolled in the University’s swimming classes.

• One-to-one sessions for adults and children, covering all levels from non-swimmer to competitor, can also be arranged.

For further information or to enrol on any of the above courses, please contact the swimming pool reception, tel 0117 954 5803 or email Mark Taylor (M.Taylor@bristol.ac.uk) or visit the website.

The University swimming pool, located on Queen’s Road, Clifton, Bristol, is is part of the University’s Centre for Sport, Exercise and Health.