Future Swim St Peters

Father’s Day is just around the corner in early September, and we want to see your little artists’ creations!

We’re asking our swim school kids to Draw Your Dad and design the ultimate pair of swim pants for him to wear this summer! Will they be neon pink? Covered in sharks? Superhero-themed? Let their imaginations run wild! 🦈✨

🎁 THE PRIZES: We have 15x Robo Alive Turtles & Fishes up for grabs for the most creative, fun, and colorful designs! 🐢🐠

How to Enter: Pick up an entry sheet at reception (or draw it on a blank piece of paper!).
Draw your dad in his dream swim pants.

Hand your drawing to our front desk team or tag us in a photo of it!

We can’t wait to see your designs at the pool! ✏️👇

Parents love watching their kids transform from cautious splashers into fearless, skilled swimmers who can't wait for their next lesson—all guided by passionate, high-energy instructors who make every session feel like a celebration of progress.

Ready to start your swim journey? Book a free trial class with us today (link in bio)

Nothing makes us happier than seeing our young swimmers build real water confidence while having absolute blast in the pool. A huge thank you to all our parents for the lovely feedback!

Book a free trial class with us today (link in bio)

WE HAVE OUR WINNERS! A huge congratulations to Jake and Mia & Jade for taking home our awesome Lego prizes! 🎉

We had so many fantastic entries, and our team loved seeing all the creativity from our swimmers. Thank you so much to everyone who entered! 💙

Passionate, dedicated, and always ready to dive in. 🏊‍♂️ Meet the team helping every little swimmer reach their goals! Swipe to learn more about our manager and crew ➡️

This August at Future Swim, our swimming focus is kicking! Strong kicking is a fundamental swimming skill that helps swimmers move efficiently through the water while developing balance, propulsion, and confidence.

Through fun activities and games, we'll be practising straight-leg kicks, pointy toes, and consistent kicking on both the front and back. We look forward to seeing our swimmers build stronger technique, confidence, and independence in the pool!

When learning to float on their back, a lot of swimmers naturally want to tuck their chin and look down at their toes to see what’s happening. But here is the secret: where the head goes, the body follows! Tucking your chin actually pushes your hips down, causing your legs to sink like an anchor.

The Fix: Simply looking straight up at the ceiling (or the sky) and letting your ears rest completely in the water tilts the pelvis up and lets your body float effortlessly to the top.

Try it out in lessons this week—keep those eyes on the sky! ☁️✨

Book a free trial online and try for yourself here bit.ly/3JLySoy