Little Swim School ✓ ACRA Verified
About Little Swim School
About "Little Swim School"
Little Swim School is a swimming school listed on KakiList under Sport and Swimming Schools, serving families islandwide from its base at 473 Stirling Road. The listing is KakiList-verified and ACRA-registered. It holds a perfect 5-out-of-5 rating on Google, though this is drawn from a single review and should be treated as directional only at this stage.
Families looking to enrol a child typically begin by enquiring about level placement — whether the child is a complete beginner, has had some prior exposure, or is working towards a specific stroke or distance goal. It is worth confirming whether classes are offered as group sessions or one-to-one instruction, the term commitment required, and how the school structures progression between levels. Asking about the instructor's coaching background and any relevant certifications before the first session will help parents assess fit with their child's learning pace and confidence in the water.
To take the next step, reach out to Little Swim School via phone or the enquiry form to ask about current availability, session formats, and whether a trial class can be arranged before committing to a term. Listing data is incomplete — contact "Little Swim School" directly to confirm details.
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Is Little Swim School legit?
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ACRA registeredCross-checked against Singapore's official ACRA business registry.
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5/5 from 1 Google reviewSmall sample — treat as directional only.
Take the trial class and confirm the tutor's actual credentials before committing to a term.
Google Reviews ⭐ 5 (1 reviews)
Marcus Chow
★★★★★
Rustic environment with great teachers! Thanks Little Swim School!
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| Little Swim School (this page) | ⭐ 5.0 | 1 | — | ✓ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does "Little Swim School" charge per session?›
Little Swim School's pricing is not publicly listed, so it is worth contacting them directly to ask about the per-session rate, any monthly or term-based package options, and whether a trial class carries a separate fee. In Singapore, group swimming lessons typically range from S$30–60 per session, while one-to-one coaching runs higher. Ask whether materials such as float aids or kickboards are included, and whether any sibling or multi-session discounts apply. Some schools charge a registration fee at the point of enrolment on top of the lesson fees. Confirm the full cost in writing before committing to a block of sessions. See the full Sport and Swimming Schools cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
Many swimming schools in Singapore offer a trial session so that parents and children can assess the teaching style, class size, and level appropriateness before signing up for a term. It is worth asking Little Swim School directly whether a trial class is available, what it costs, and whether that fee is credited against future enrolment. During a trial, observe how the instructor manages the group, how attentive they are to each child's comfort in the water, and whether the pace suits your child's current ability. A child who is nervous around water will need a different environment from one who is already confident. If a formal trial is not offered, ask whether you can observe a live session before making a commitment.
What are the instructors' credentials at "Little Swim School"?›
Instructor credentials are not listed in the publicly available information for Little Swim School, so it is recommended that you ask directly before booking. Relevant qualifications to enquire about include certifications from recognised swimming bodies such as the Singapore Swimming Association, SwimSafer instructor training, or an internationally recognised coaching qualification such as those from the Australian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association. It is also useful to ask how many years of teaching experience the instructors have, whether they hold a valid first aid and CPR certificate, and the student-to-instructor ratio during sessions — smaller ratios generally allow for closer supervision and faster skill development. If the school cannot provide clear answers on credentials, that is a factor worth weighing before committing to a term.