School Holiday Swimming Programme in Singapore: Fees and Planning
Swim2u publishes a distinct 12-lesson holiday programme. Compare the package, schedule and learner fit without treating an intensive block as a guaranteed outcome.
Published programme
Swim2u's current school-holiday page lists 12 lessons at $840 for one-to-one or $570 per learner for one-to-two lessons. It describes lessons during the March, June, September and December holidays, commonly once or twice a week. Confirm the current lesson length, coach, venue, dates, total and terms before paying.
Separate this programme from the standard package
| Published option | Lessons | Current fee | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-to-one | 12 | $840 | Lesson length, dates, coach and venue |
| One-to-two | 12 | $570 per learner | Both learners' fit, start date and total per person |
These figures come from Swim2u's official school-holiday programme page. They are different from the standard four-lesson packages in the general cost guide. Do not combine the two price tables or assume unused lessons can transfer between packages.
Who the source describes
The programme page refers to kids, toddlers, babies and adults. That broad wording does not confirm that every age, ability, support need or pairing is suitable for every coach and pool. Send each learner's age, starting ability, water confidence, health or support needs and goals before asking for a place.
Plan the actual calendar
The source names the March, June, September and December school holidays and describes lessons one or two times a week, with a possible return to weekly lessons. It does not publish one universal timetable. Ask for all 12 proposed dates, session length, completion deadline, public-holiday treatment, and what happens after weather, illness, travel or coach changes.
Do not turn promotional language into a guarantee
Swim2u's page describes a short intensive course and says coaches will teach at least one stroke. LearnSwim treats that as the provider's programme description, not a guaranteed result. Progress depends on starting ability, confidence, health, attendance, instruction, conditions and safe practice. Completing 12 lessons does not make someone drown-proof or remove the need for supervision.
Keep supervision unchanged
A compressed schedule does not prove water safety. Children still need close, capable adult supervision, and beginners should not practise alone or in water where they cannot recover safely.
Questions to settle before payment
- Is the programme currently offered for this learner and holiday period?
- What is each lesson's duration, and what are all proposed dates?
- Which coach and exact venue apply, and is pool entry included?
- For two learners, are their abilities and goals compatible?
- When must all 12 lessons be completed?
- What happens after rain, illness, absence or coach cancellation?
- What total amount and written terms apply?
Common questions
Does Swim2u offer a school holiday swimming programme?
Yes. Swim2u publishes a 12-lesson school-holiday programme and describes lessons during the March, June, September and December school holidays. Confirm that the programme, coach, venue and dates are currently available before paying.
How much is Swim2u's school holiday swimming programme?
The official programme page currently lists $840 for 12 one-to-one lessons and $570 per learner for 12 one-to-two lessons. Confirm the total, lesson duration, venue costs, validity and applicable terms before payment.
How often are the school holiday swimming lessons?
Swim2u's page describes lessons one or two times a week, with the option to return to once-weekly lessons. Ask for all dates, lesson length and the completion deadline in writing.
Does completing the programme guarantee a swimming stroke or water safety?
No. Swim2u's page describes a short intensive course and says coaches will teach at least one stroke, but individual progress varies. LearnSwim does not treat that promotional statement as a guaranteed outcome or as proof that a learner is water-safe.
Written by Alvin, SSI Swimming Instructor Trainer, published with Swim2u Swim School. Last reviewed 3 November 2026. How we check our content.