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One-on-One Swimming Lessons

At Can Do Aquatics, I offer personalised one-on-one swimming lessons for children of all ages and abilities. My lessons are designed to support children who may not feel comfortable in mainstream swimming programs, including those with neurodiverse needs.

What makes my lessons different:

🌊 Individualised Approach – Each lesson is tailored to your child’s abilities, needs, and interests.
🤝 One-on-One Support – I work directly with your child, helping them progress at their own pace.
🏊 Calm Environment – Lessons are held in a quiet, indoor, heated ozone pool, perfect for building water confidence.
🧩 Specialised for Neurodiversity – With over 10 years as an Autism Swim Instructor, I provide lessons that are sensory-aware, flexible, and engaging.
✅ NDIS-Compatible – Sessions can be claimed through NDIS funding, making swimming more accessible for families.

Lesson Goals:

Water safety awareness
Confidence in and around water
Learning foundational swimming skills
Developing stroke technique (at the child’s pace)
Making swimming a fun and positive experience

Aqua Playgroup

Aqua Playgroup is a fun and supportive introduction to the water for babies and young children (including neurodivergent children up to 5 years of age) with a parent or caregiver joining them in the pool. These sessions are designed to build early water confidence, encourage bonding, and help little ones feel safe and happy in the water.

What makes Aqua Playgroup special:

🌊 Gentle Introduction – Songs, games, and playful activities make the water a fun and positive place to be.
👶 Parent Involvement – Caregivers are in the pool, supporting and bonding with their child throughout the session.
🏊 Warm, Safe Pool – Classes are held in a quiet, indoor, heated ozone pool, perfect for babies and toddlers. Only class in at this time.
🤝 Small, Calm Groups – Sessions are run in small groups to keep the environment supportive and relaxed.
🧩 Inclusive Approach – Specifically designed to welcome children of all abilities, including those with additional needs and neurodivergence (up to 5 years).

Session Goals:

Building trust and comfort in the water
Developing basic water awareness and safety
Strengthening parent-child connection
Encouraging gentle social interaction
Laying the foundations for future swimming skills