KIDS FIRST Swim School - Perry Hall

C Bessence 

on Google

a month ago

My daughter did the mommy and me course twice and didn't learn anything. I didn't feel like the instructors were very indulged with the children. The instructors I've had, both have been very young and didn't really seem to know what to do with several kids crying or understanding of what to do. We could barely hear the instructor as multiple kids were crying, which as a mom you know can be very frustrating. I decided in the moment, the best thing for me as a mom and the mature adult was to exit the class in the middle of th... read more

Ralph rendon 

on Google

4 months ago

Wow. Just wow. 

Roofer Life Lester Dreisbach 

on Google

5 months ago

We started lessons in March 2025, and at first this program was genuinely great. Our son progressed to Level 4, which is exactly why what happened next is so unacceptable. During a lesson, our 8-year-old asked the instructor if he could jump in. The instructor said yes, then immediately said “I’m not watching you,” and turned her back while my child was at the deep end. Our son jumped and hit his chest on the edge of the pool. He could barely breathe and was crying. The instructor was occupied with another child at the shall... read more

Maria Dreisbach 

on Google

5 months ago

The best and then turned into the worst. It started off so great in March of 2025....got to level 4. However, The final straw was when my son asked the instructor if he could jump in she said yes but im not watching you, she turned hia back to him and My son jumped in and jumped toward the edge and his chest hit off of the edge of the pool. He could barely breath and was crying and she was off with another kid (she only had 2 kids to pay attention too) in the shallow end while he was in the deep end. I flew out of my chair a... read more

caseta carty 

on Google

8 months ago

Save yourself some time and money by going to the Y or another swim school. This the place is a joke, 50% of the allotted time the kids spent on the step with their feet in the water, and the other 50% is spent with the kids doing whatever they want to without supervision. I nervously watched my non swimmer make several attempts to dive and at no time was the instructor aware. Her back was turned to them most of the time and the few seconds she looked at them was to splash them with water. After this first and scary session,... read more