Swimming, Water Safety School Comes To Main Line

Just in time for days at the beach, lake, pool, or any other body of water, the Main Line has a new swimming lesson and water safety school to get kids prepared for all the water fun of summer.

Goldfish Swim School will open in early June at 309 Lancaster Ave., Malvern.

A free Grand Opening Party will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday, June 16 that will feature a family swim, raffles, a balloon artist, games, refreshments and more.

The school offers infant and child swim lessons in a new 10,000 square-foot facility in Malvern.

Goldfish Swim School provides swim instruction to children ages four months to 12 years-old with trained instructors, small class sizes (with a maximum 4:1 student-to-teacher ratio), and 90-degree pools with a state-of-the-art water purification system.

Parents can watch lessons from a climate-controlled viewing area and will receive detailed feedback from their child’s instructor following the lesson.

Families with kids of different ages and skill levels can have all of their swimmers in the pool during the same half-hour time slot and schedule makeup classes when necessary. Goldfish Swim School offers perpetual lessons and families can enroll at any time.

In addition to swim lessons, Goldfish also offers weekly family swims for both members and non-members, as well as party packages.

The facility offers several amenities, including a spacious family dressing area with private changing rooms, warm water showers to rinse off, a hair drying station, snack bar, and retail shop.

"While I have been in and around water my entire life, my first passion is family," General Manager Adam Flora said. "With that comes a commitment to keep them safe. Our team wants to ensure that children have a fun and friendly place to learn about water and swim safety. We can’t wait to bring the Goldfish curriculum and programs to our brand new, state-of-the-art swimming facility here in Malvern this summer."

The Malvern location joins Goldfish Swim Schools in Fort Washington, Mount Laurel, and Oaks in the Philadelphia area.

Visit the school's website here to learn more.

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