Carlile Swimming’s award winning learn to swim programs will help your child have fun, progress confidently and love swimming.
Carlile has been at the forefront of both learn to swim competitive swimming, coaching swimmers since 1946. Founders Forbes and Ursula Carlile pioneered baby teaching in Australia and opened Sydney’s first indoor swimming teaching pool. Carlile has been providing great swimming lessons for kids ever since.
You will find swimming lessons for all ages and abilities at nine Carlile locations across Sydney. For learn to swim classes, Click here to find your closest Carlile Swimming centre or read more about learn to swim programs below.
The first step in a lifelong love of the water.
Nurtured to confident big arms and beyond.
Helping young swimmers master all four strokes.
Building endurance and learning to swim well.
A fun holiday activity and a great way to help your child improve.
Swimming for children with a disability.
The first taste of competitive swimming.
Specialised programs for all levels.
Carlile Teachers are trained beyond the industry standard, they are amongst the most highly trained swimming teachers in the world. Those teachers are supported by "Spares" who can jump in to help students who need some extra attention and on deck Supervisors who ensure consistency and high quality lessons are delivered every day. They all work within a world renowned system that builds from one level to the next, allowing children to progress confidently, become the best swimmer they can be and learn to love the water.
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Forbes Carlile believed passionately that swimming well was a gift that could not only save a life but bring joy. That belief has been proven correct, through many hundreds of thousands of swimming lessons, and in the generations of Australians that have loved swimming with Carlile. Countless former Carlile students have bought their children and grandchildren back to learn to swim in the same pools where they had swimming lessons as children. Many Carlile teachers are former students, who love swimming and love passing that gift to the children they teach.
