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Page 1: Welcome To SDAC’s Learn To Swim Program · Welcome To RBHS’s Learn To Swim Program! Some Important Things to Remember: Session 1 June 18 – June 29 Session 2 July 2 – July

Welcome To RBHS’s Learn To Swim Program!

Some Important Things to Remember:

Session 1 June 18 – June 29

Session 2 July 2 – July 13*

Session 3 July 16 – July 27

Session 4 July 30 – August 3 *No class will be held on Wednesday 4th due to holiday schedule.

• There are no refunds, no credits, and no make-ups for any reason.

• Illness - If your child has a cold, but is eating well and acting as normal; bring him or her to class. The pool chemicals meet the highest standards, and the moist air

will be beneficial. Please do not bring a child who has a fever, is not eating well and listless, or showing signs of bacterial infection.

• Class Assignment - In order to maintain an optimal learning environment, it may be necessary to change a student's class assignment or instructor. While we do our

best to match a student with a class appropriate to his or her level, it may happen that a student is placed in a class that is not an ideal fit. All possible avenues will be

exhausted in an effort to rectify the situation. If no suitable solution is available, RBHS reserves the right to drop the student.

• Classes that do not meet a minimum of two students may be cancelled and/or rescheduled.

• Instructors - RBHS registers students based on day and time, not by instructors. Instructors are not guaranteed and are subject to change at any time.

• Crying Children - Many efforts will be made to ease your child's fears during their lesson. Occasionally, we ask parents to leave the pool area when a beginning

swimmer cries. When the parent leaves, the child realizes that he or she needs to focus on their teacher and then when they stop crying, the parent gets to return.

However, if the child remains fearful and unable to take part in the group lesson, it may be in the child's best interest to attend private lessons.

• Swim Diapers - All kids must be potty trained. No swim diapers are allowed in swim lessons.

• Goggles - All students are required to bring their own pair of goggles to each swim class. We unfortunately do not loan goggles due to sanitary reasons.

• Swim Suits - - All students are required to wear appropriate swim attire during their lesson. Suits that contain flotation devices are not permitted as this will hinder

their ability to move and swim on his/her own in the pool.

RBHS reserves the right to change policy and procedure at any time without prior notice to ensure ongoing quality and service.

Your Lessons:

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