Swimming lessons

From Baby to School Aged Learn to Swim

Little Big Swim at Bunya teaches your children how to swim in a private, toasty, outdoor pool. We care about your child’s joy in the water and use kindness, patience and fun to build trust and confidence with every stroke.

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Choosing the right swimming lessons

Choosing the right swimming lessons or stroke development program for you, and your little person, is important. Get it right – and coming to swimming lessons will be something you both look forward to for years.

The best way for you, your baby or your child to learn to swim is to LOVE coming to swimming lessons. We believe in fun, laughter and the joy of being outdoors. A child learning to swim should feel positive and successful.

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Baby to Kindy

This program teaches baby swimming classes right up to Kindy aged swimmers.

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Stroke Development

A school aged program teaching Swimming Lessons and Stroke Development for all four strokes.

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Little Big Swim Anywhere

Our video library is a free resource for anyone looking to learn how to teach water awareness and water independence to their child.

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Your Swimming Teachers

We all have a minimum of two coaching qualifications. Infant aquatics for baby swimming lessons and stroke development for the older swimmers. We are all practiced in compassion, kindness and getting creative when something isn’t working for your child.

Meet the team

I JUST CANNOT recommend this school enough. The most amazing, progressive, forward thinking, patient, funny teachers and it is an absolute pleasure taking my kids every week. They love it and they are learning some amazing skills..

Erin C. - Mum of Two

My kids absolutely love Little Big Swim School and have really progressed since switching from another place. Little Big has a really fun vibe, fosters a sense of community and the teachers really connect with the kids as individuals in their small classes. So happy.

Sarah H. - Mum of Three

I love that the teachers are interested in the kids’ lives, and not just teaching swimming. They often ask about their school, their days, their weekends and the kids respond really well to that. So thank you!

Tanya F. - Mum of Three