Membership

enrolment process

booking

Booking, subject to availability, can be requested at reception, by phone or via email.

Initial requests for classes can be made via our website. When booking baby classes, we do our best to consider your child’s sleep and feeding routines. Availability is limited, however, making specific time requests sometimes difficult to fulfil.

In this instance, we offer the next most suitable class and will keep you updated of any changes in our schedule. As mentioned before, all children over the age of 2 will be assessed first, after which a suitable class is allocated specifying the day and time.

Please note that we run waiting lists for most age groups and lesson times.

classes offered

Swimming registration is on a permanent and an ongoing basis, without requiring to rebook.

This affords your child to progress through our system seamlessly gaining full benefit without interruption.

rebooking

Rebooking is however, required for private lessons.

scheduling

Please note: We run a tight schedule, and can only try to accommodate ‘time change’ requests, when possible.

commencement of tuition

For insurance purposes, membership can only commence when online enrolment links have been completed and submitted with full payment. Your booking will be lost if the enrolment links are not completed and under these circumstances, we do not accept responsibility.

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privacy policy

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  • Laura Sevenus was a South African national competitive swimmer in the 60’s. She was one of five South Africans chosen to tour with the American Water Follies as a synchronized swimmer, thus changing her amateur status.

    In 1964, her professional career began when she assisted the South African team coach training beginners, and later established her first private swim school. Her understanding of parent and children’s needs led to the creation of a purpose-designed facility for teaching swimming in Cape Town, this is where she developed what is now the Sevenus Swimming Method®.

    She has contributed her evolving insight and expertise to various working groups in South Africa, Sweden, Germany and the UK and has been instrumental in defining swim teaching standards in South Africa. She is also a certified aquarobics instructor and Watsu® practitioner.