Little Fish Swim School Norwich
Cecil Rd, Norwich NR1 2PL
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From first lessons to confident, capable swimming, Little Fish offers classes for a wide range of abilities, with some of the smallest teacher-to-child ratios in Norwich , experienced teachers in the water and a supportive approach that lets every swimmer progress when they’re ready.
Lessons focus on building water confidence through fun, repetition, and gradual progression. Children start by swimming 10 metres on their front and back using floats , and gradually work towards 10 metres unaided .
Cecil Rd, Norwich NR1 2PL
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By Little Fish Swim School Norwich
At Little Fish Norwich, we provide a calm, supportive and fully inclusive swimming environment for children with Special Educational Needs. Our SEN sessions are designed around each child’s individual needs, using clear communication, gentle routines and sensory‑friendly teaching methods to help every swimmer feel safe and confident in the water. We keep group sizes small, adapt equipment and activities, and work at each child’s pace so they can enjoy swimming without pressure. Our goal is simple: to give every child the chance to thrive, build water confidence and experience the joy of swimming in a space that understands and supports them.
By Little Fish Swim School Norwich
For over 20 years, Little Fish has supported children from their first experiences in the water through to advanced and competitive swimming. Our friendly, family-run approach ensures every swimmer feels recognised, supported and encouraged throughout their journey. ✓ Established for over 20 years ✓ Lessons available for children aged four and above ✓ A complete pathway from water confidence to competitive swimming
By Little Fish Swim School Norwich
From first lessons to confident, capable swimming, Little Fish offers classes for a wide range of abilities, with some of the smallest teacher-to-child ratios in Norwich , experienced teachers in the water and a supportive approach that lets every swimmer progress when they’re ready. Lessons focus on building water confidence through fun, repetition, and gradual progression. Children start by swimming 10 metres on their front and back using floats , and gradually work towards 10 metres unaided .