As many of you may know, Goldfish Swim School operates on a perpetual swim lessons basis. Children attend one half-hour lesson on a weekly basis and progress through the swimming curriculum at their individual pace. At Goldfish, we start lessons at what we
If you’re reading this and can’t swim, you’re not alone. According to the Centers for Disease Control, an estimated 37% of adult Americans cannot swim. Worst even, this inability, which often correlates with a fear of the water, is often passed on to their
As your child’s school schedule is winding down, you might find yourself with a little more time than usual. To cut down on, “Mom, I’m bored,” consider doing something productive with that time. Over the summer, Goldfish offers what we like to call Jump
Are your weeknights and evenings busy? If you’re like many of our parents here at Goldfish, your schedules are packed to the brim with soccer practice, piano lessons, tutoring-you name it. Sometimes the hardest part about swim lessons is piling the kids
With a week in between lessons, you might be concerned that your kids don’t have enough time in the water to practice their swimming skills. But there’s good news! Several of the techniques we teach at lessons can be taken home to the bathtub. We met up
If you’re like many of the families at Goldfish, spring break is right around the corner. It’s either a whole week to spend bonding with your child, or a whole week trying to find a babysitter. For your sake, we hope it’s the former! Like many of our