Community Aquatics Program Information 

Aquatics Director: Jacob Grant

Email: [email protected]

Swim Lesson Update

Swim Lessons are back this fall at the NPHS Natatorium. We will be running classes on Monday Nights from 6-7:30pm.  

 

Welcome to the new North Penn Aquatics Program. My name is Jacob Grant and I am the new Aquatics Director here at North Penn High School. I am so excited to be bringing back swim lessons at the High School Natatorium this fall. Here is where you will find all of the information you need to make sure your child gets into the right swim lesson group. All children need to be at least 3 years old and potty trained in order to take lessons. 

Swim Lessons

Monday Nights: We will offer 4 levels of classes - class times are still being worked on but all 4 levels will be available this fall. 
Beginner Level I: Time TBD
Beginner Level II: Time TBD
Intermediate Level I: Time TBD
Intermediate Level II: Time TBD

Registration: 
Registration Link will be posted by the End of August. I will announce a finalized date and time that registration opens with at least 1 weeks notice. 

 

Choosing the Right Lesson Group

Please use the Progress Reports to help you pick which lesson you should sign your child up for. Swimmers must be able to complete EVERY skill in a level before moving onto the next level. We will be offering 4 different levels this fall. Beginner Level I, Beginner Level II, Intermediate Level I, and Intermediate Level II. 

Beginner Level Progress Report
Intermediate Level Progress Report

About the Program

Each lesson will be 30 minutes in length. Please enter through door L3, this will lead you directly into the pool area. Parents will wait with their children in the bleachers until the instructor calls them over to the pool. Once they have been passed off to the instructors, parents will go and sit in the bleachers and watch quietly. The instructors will have a detailed lesson plan for each night that they will follow so everyone is learning the same skills, regardless of who is teaching the class. At the end of the 30 minute lessons, children will be walked back to the bleachers to be picked up. At the end of the session, parents will receive a progress report card that outlines what skills your child has mastered, what skills they have learned but not yet mastered, and which level to sign them up for in the next session.