Unlock the Joy of Swimming
Dive into the world of swimming at the YWCA! Our recently renovated, regulation-size indoor heated pool is a valuable resource for individuals of all ages in our programs, providing opportunities to learn how to swim or participate in special classes. We aim to empower every child in our Early Learning Center with essential swimming skills, promoting water safety and confidence.
Open to the Public
We offer swimming classes throughout the year tailored to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced swimmers. We also provide lifeguard courses to equip individuals with critical water safety skills. For detailed information on swimming schedules and offerings, please call 978.687.0331 Or learn more about our current swimming partner, British Swim School here for more details and pricing information.
About British Swim School
We are the premier learn-to-swim provider for people of all ages, offering programs for children ages 3 months through adults. We use gentle teaching methods and a survival-first approach to help people of all experience levels become safer, stronger swimmers. British Swim School’s safe, fun, and effective instructional program has made it the preferred choice for parents and students for over 40 years.
Programs for All Ages & Experience Levels
Beginning as early as 3 months, our swimmers develop a solid foundation upon which they build their confidence and swimming skills. Our program is designed to improve safety every step of the way.
Pool Rentals
Our pool is available for private rentals! If you are interested in hosting an event or organizing a gathering by our pool, contact us for more details on how to make it happen. Discover the joy and freedom of swimming at the YWCA. Join us in making waves toward a safer and healthier community.
Water Acclimation
Students are introduced to the pool and become comfortable in the water. In this stage, swimmers develop safe habits in a gentle and supportive aquatic environment.
Water Survival
Students are introduced to foundational safety and swimming skills. In this stage, swimmers become comfortable and confident in the water while learning to stay safe.
Stroke Development
Students are introduced to the four competitive swimming strokes. In this stage, swimmers continue to learn safety skills while working on stroke techniques.