Singapore’s national water safety programme by Sport Singapore. Equipping every child with life-saving swimming skills through 6 progressive stages.
Every SwimSafer 2.0 stage covers all three pillars of water proficiency
From opening eyes underwater to floating independently, we build real comfort and confidence in the water from day one of swimming lessons.
Freestyle, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Survival Backstroke, Sidestroke and Butterfly — mastered progressively at each SwimSafer stage.
Life-saving skills including PFD use, water rescue theory, treading water and real aquatic emergency scenarios every child in Singapore should know.
Tap each stage to learn what your child will achieve in our SwimSafer 2.0 classes
The very first step in your child’s SwimSafer journey! Your child learns to feel safe and comfortable in the water. No pressure, just fun exploration that builds real water confidence from day one.
Building independence! Your child can now enter the water without assistance and starts learning essential survival techniques like sculling and surface dives.
Real survival skills kick in here! Your child learns how to use a Personal Flotation Device in water and masters more advanced entry techniques.
First national SwimSafer certification! Stroke technique becomes the focus alongside coordinated breathing in deep water. Introduction to throw rescues — your child can now help others!
Serious swimming now! Diving fundamentals are introduced. Your child learns to escape from a sinking boat scenario and demonstrates efficient stroke technique over 200 metres.
The ultimate SwimSafer achievement! Your child masters all strokes over 400m, learns to make a flotation device from clothing and demonstrates the HELP technique. SwimSafer Gold also supports DSA applications and NS readiness!
It’s not just swimming. It’s a life skill every child in Singapore needs
Our NROC certified swimming coaches guide kids through every SwimSafer 2.0 stage at their own pace, in a fun and supportive environment across Singapore.
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