Our aquatics program is designed to teach personal water safety and stroke development to youth and adults alike. Sessions are typically grouped in eight class bundles. This gives students time to build confidence, explore the water and hone skills at their own pace. No matter what age or skill, we have a program for you or your child.
Due to the nature of our scheduling, there are no make-up sessions and there are no refunds. Outdoor classes are held rain or shine – we will instruct out of the pool during inclimate weather.
This information is provided within Jackrabbit – the program you have used to register for class. Visit the Parent Portal for important updates and news in the event of any class schedule changes.
Register below by clicking “schedule and registration” for your level. If no options reveal, registration has not yet opened, or that level is full for this session.
Session 1 – 6/5 – 6/15
Registration opens 5/10
Session 2 – 6/19/ – 6/29
Registration opens 6/14
Session 3 – 7/10 – 7/20
Registration opens 7/5
Session 4 – 7/24 – 8/3
Registration opens 7/19
Session 5 – 8/7 – 8/17
Registration opens 8/2
Enjoy a perk to your Worthington Pools membership! Only pool members can register for these lessons.
Classes are divided by swimmer skill. Each one-hour lesson is split in to 30 minutes of instruction time, followed by 30 minutes of social/free-play time. During Free-play time students will explore the water independently. If the child is 5 and under and can’t swim 25 yards by themselves, they will be put into a flotation device for their protection.
See level descriptions, or use the “Which Level Should I Register For?” tool – both located above – for info on level placements.
Ages 3 & Under
Helps students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. This is the basic beginner level for those that are ages 3and under. Instructors utilize flotation aides to allow the child to develop better swimming habits. This a parent/child class.
Ages 3+
Introduction to water skills in a slow, comfortable, fun environment for a student who is uncomfortable in the water. A caregiver must be prepared to get wet with the child for every class in the event the child needs additional assistance.
Ages 3+
Builds upon fundamental skills and teaches students to float without support. Students will learn basic self-help rescue skills.
Prerequisites: 3 bobs in a row, with their whole head submerged for 3 seconds. Front and back float, without support for 5 seconds. Swim 5 feet on front and back with no flotation.
Ages 5+
Builds upon fundamental skills and teaches students to float without support. Students will learn basic self-help rescue skills.
Prerequisites: 3 bobs in a row, with their whole head submerged for 3 seconds. Front and back float, without support for 5 seconds. Swim 5 feet on front and back with no flotation.
Ages 5+, Goggles recommended.
Builds on the skills in Level 2.5 by providing additional guided practice. Students learn to coordinate front and back crawl. Elementary backstroke and the fundamentals of treading water will be taught.
Prerequisites: swim on their front and back, with any combination of arms, legs, and breathing, without support, for 25 ft. Tread water for 15 seconds.
Ages 5+, goggles recommended.
Develops stroke confidence and improves other aquatic skills. Introduces breaststroke, sidestroke and wall turns.
Prerequisites: Swim front crawl with rotary breathing and elementary backstroke each for 15 yards to the level 3 standard. Tread water for 30 seconds.
Ages 13+ for swimmers with skill levels beginner to intermediate. This program will help build confidence in the water, starting from the basics for beginners, and focusing on stroke refinement for the more advanced students.
Ages 6 and over.
Classes are held Tuesday and Thursday from 5pm to 6:30pm, including 30 minutes of dryland, and on Sundays from 2pm to 3:30pm, including dryland.
Develops confidence in the strokes learned and improves other aquatic skills. Introduces breaststroke, butterfly, sidestroke, starts and wall turns. Prerequisites: The student must be able to swim freestyle with rotary breathing and backstroke for 25yards per stroke to the level 4 standard. Must have basic knowledge of all four strokes. The student must be able to tread water for 2 minutes. Goggles recommended.
Classes are held Tuesday and Thursday from 5pm to 6:30pm, including 30 minutes of dryland, and on Sundays from 2pm to 3:30pm, including dryland.
Beginner
Ages 5+ No goggles permitted.
Students will be instructed in the proper approach, execution, and entry of basic dives starting with the Front and Back Dives. Students may then progress onto more difficult, Inward Dives, Somersaults, and Twists.
Pre-requisites:
Must be able to go off the diving board headfirst.
Intermediate
Ages 6+ No goggles permitted.
Students will be instructed in the proper approach, execution, and entry of more difficult Inward Dives, Somersaults, and Twists.
Pre-requisites: Must be able to go off the diving board headfirst and have passed the Beginner Level.
Emma Weisgerber
I am so excited to start as the lessons coach at Worthington for the summer! I have been the head coach for Highland’s competitive summer team for two years, and this will be my first year with Worthington. I dove for Westerville North High School where I set the record for the girls’ 6 dive score across the district. I also dove club for OSDC/ACES. I just finished my freshman year at the University of Indianapolis, where I was on the dive team there as well. This fall I will be attending Ohio State University, and I will be studying psychology, biology, and American Sign Language on the pre-med track.
Ages 6+ No goggles permitted.
Students will be instructed in the proper approach, execution, and entry of more difficult Inward Dives, Somersaults, and Twists.
Pre-requisites: Must be able to go off the diving board headfirst and have passed the Beginner Level.
Classes coming soon!
Email: karen.dayton@worthingtonpools.com
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Level one class for those ages 2 – 3
Introduction to water skills in a slow, comfortable, fun environment for a student who is uncomfortable in the water. A caregiver must be prepared to get wet with the child for every class in the event the child needs additional assistance.
Helps students feel comfortable in the water and to enjoy the water safely. This is the basic beginner level for those that are ages 4 and up. Instructors utilize flotation aides to allow the child to develop better swimming habits.
Gives students success with fundamental skills and learn to float without support. Learn basic self-help rescue skills.
Prerequisites: The student must be able to do 3 bobs in a row, with their whole head submerged for 3 seconds. The student must be able to do a front and back float, without support, for 5 seconds. Student should be able to swim 5 feet on front and back with no flotation. Ages 3 and over.
Gives continued support of basic swim and floating skills while increasing endurance for greater swim distances.
Prerequisites: The student must be able to float unsupported on their front and back for 5 seconds. The student must be able to demonstrate swimming on their front and back with any combination of arms, legs, and breathing, without support, for 15 ft. The student must be able to tread water, with support, for 15 seconds. Ages 3 and over.
Builds on the skills in Level 2.5 by providing additional guided practice. Students learn to coordinate front and back crawl. Introduce elementary backstroke and the fundamentals of treading water.
Prerequisites: The student must be able to swim on their front and back, with any combination of arms, legs, and breathing, without support, for 25 ft. The student must be able to tread water for 15 seconds. Ages 3 and over. Goggles recommended.
Description
Now that you know what level your child is in, you may register online to reserve a spot for your child.
Register NowFundamental Aquatic Skills: gives students success with fundamental skills and learn to float without support. Learn basic self-help rescue skills.
Pre-Requisite: The student must be able to do 3 bobs in a row, with their whole head submerged for seconds. The student must be able to do a front and back float, with support, for 5 seconds. Ages 4 and over.
Now that you know what level your child is in, you may register online to reserve a spot for your child.
Register NowBuilding Aquatic Skills: Gives continued support of basic swim and floating skills while increasing endurance for greater swim distances.
Pre-Requisite: The student must be able to float unsupported on their front and back for 5 seconds. The student must be able to demonstrate swimming on their front and back with any combination of arms, legs, and breathing, without support, for 15 ft. The student must be able to tread water, with support, for 15 seconds. Ages 4 and over.
Now that you know what level your child is in, you may register online to reserve a spot for your child.
Register NowStroke Development: builds on the skills in Level 2 by providing additional guided practice. Students learn to coordinate front and back crawl. Introduce elementary backstroke and the fundamentals of treading water.
Pre-Requisite: The student must be able to swim on their front and back, with any combination of arms, legs, and breathing, without support, for 25 ft. The student must be able to tread water for 15 seconds. Ages 5 and over. Goggles recommended.
Now that you know what level your child is in, you may register online to reserve a spot for your child.
Register NowStroke Improvement: develops confidence in the strokes learned and to improve other aquatic skills. Introduces breaststroke, sidestroke and wall turns.
Pre-Requisite: The student must be able to swim front crawl with rotary breathing and elementary backstroke for 15 yards per stroke to the level 3 standard. The student must be able to tread water for 30 seconds. Ages 6 and over. Goggles recommended.
Now that you know what level your child is in, you may register online to reserve a spot for your child.
Register NowStroke Refinement: provides further coordination and refinement of strokes. Introduce the butterfly, open turns, feet-first surface dives. Increase swim distances.
Pre-Requisite: The student must be able to swim front crawl and elementary backstroke for 25 yards per stroke to the level 4 standards as well as the breaststroke and back crawl for 15 yards per stroke also to the level 4 standards. The student must be able to tread water for 2 minutes. Ages 6 and over. Goggles recommended.
Now that you know what level your child is in, you may register online to reserve a spot for your child.
Register Now