Little Monsters Swim School

Dear Little Monsters Swim School Parents,

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of Little Monsters Swim School after 12 wonderful years of serving our community. As we end Term 1, we want to express our deepest gratitude for your support and loyalty throughout the years.

Our journey began over a decade ago, sparked by a chance recommendation, and it has been an incredible ride ever since. From our humble beginnings at Ashfield Baptist Home to our recent term at the Enfield pool, it has been a joy to watch your little swimmers grow and flourish in the water.

Regrettably, due to circumstances beyond our control, we find ourselves in the position of having to close our doors temporarily while we search for a new pool facility. We are exploring every avenue to find a suitable location where we can continue to provide high-quality swimming lessons for your children.

In this time of transition, we kindly ask for your assistance. If you are aware of any small pools in commercial settings, such as aged care or retirement facilities, hydrotherapy pools, private school pools, or similar venues, we would greatly appreciate your recommendations.

Stay tuned for further updates as we navigate this transition period. We remain hopeful we will soon find a new home for Little Monsters Swim School and continue our mission of fostering a love for swimming in children.

We want to extend our sincerest thanks to each and every one of you for entrusting us with your children's swimming education. It has been an honor and a privilege to be a part of your lives, and we hope to have the opportunity to continue this journey together in the near future.

Thank you for your understanding, support, and patience during this time of change.

Warm regards,

Dom, Annie, and all the Little Monsters Team

Little Monsters located in Enfield is looking for fun, friendly and reliable people to join our team of swim teachers to offer quality engaging lessons. If you’re keen to learn more email us - [email protected]

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