Where can  I  go For swimming lessons this summer?  for a 7 yr old.?
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Look for a YMCA or a public pool. Even a community college. Swimming lessons are a local phenomenon so you have to look in your immediate area.
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The closest I can find is the Morningside Swimming Pool...Is that close enough?
493087
im a resident of kottayam. i had gone for swimming lessons during summer vacations at a sports club called KGS in pullarikunnu, kottayam. the coach there was a Thomas Sir. he has a swimming academy in pala. try contacting KGS.
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Address:\n95 Hougang Ave 4 (538830)\n\nContact No:\n6386 5010\n\nOperating Hours:\n8.00 am - 9.30 pm\n\nTaken over by the SSC on 31/3/87 and opened to the public on 24/5/87.\n\nFacilities  \n  \nCompetition Pool  1 \nTeaching pool  1 \nWading pool  1 \nSeating Capacity 320 \n\nThey have a teaching pool, so I bet they give swimming lessons too. Give them a call, I would say.
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Actually there are summer camps out there which include daily tutoring for kids in many different subject areas. I work for one such camp in Pennsylvania. Try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by location and many other features. You'll have to check out each camps website as they should list if they offer tutoring as well if not call the camp and ask. I  think camp would be better since your daughter would get to enjoy many other activities rather than feel like she is doing summer school.
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Try Marks&Spencer,Next,JDSport,JJBsport all of these shops are on the High St,thay all have a great selection of all in one swimming costumes within the price range that you are looking for
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It's different for everyone.  I don't like the idea of being too forceful, but I also don't like the idea of leaving it completely up to the child.  Some kids will NEVER try if not pushed a bit.  A class would definitely help- sometimes being taught by someone who's not a parent or close relative can speed things along.  People develop at different rates, but generally speaking, a child can easily learn how to swim by the age of 5.
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Ask your child what THEY want to do.... There are cheap things like a community pool, museums, $1 movies... and there are free things like parks, library etc.  Just be sure to ask, because at 8 yrs old they should have MAJOR input on what to do for the summer and it makes ANYTHING more exciting when they get to pick.
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Give him his space and don't force him into it. What you can do is put him in a bathingsuit and water wings (if he'll let you put those on) and let him play close to the pool while you swim. He should start approaching the pool little by little. The main thing is that they enjoy it.  \n\nMy son was that way too, he went from loving the pool as a baby to being scared to death of it after at age 2. He wouldn't even let me put on the water wings. So I just let him be and he started by getting in and staying on the first step and then the second, etc. Until one day he got up the courage to go into the pool with some floating toys and loved it. He was 4.
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I just enrolled my daughter at the local community center.  They have a curriculm of every lesson.  I got a copy just in case when we go swimming that I can teach her.
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http://parents.berkeley.edu/recommend/classes/swim.html#sherman\n\nhope this helps
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Hi, I'm not sure what area you're looking for specifically, but if it's a masters swim club, (for people over 19), try this website: http://www.usms.org/\n\nClick on the top tab that says "Local Programs." You'll be directed to a clickable map of areas that have masters swim programs. Good luck!
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You're never too old to learn how to do something. You can go to your local YMCA or check with park districts or city colleges in your area. A lot of these places offer swimming lessons at little or no cost.
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Indiana University offers a class. Type "Lifeguard certification class in Indianapolis, IN" into Google, and it's the first link. Glad to help.
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sounds about right - we went for spring break a few years ago and it was too cold to enjoy swimming but the weather was nice.  This year we waited until summer break to go - much better!
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try YMCA if u have one there they have pools
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a good site would be nclb.tutors, it has really helped my son.