What ages does Aquasprint teach?

The Baby & Toddler programme is for 6 months to 3 years, and the Kids and Special Needs programmes are for ages 4 to 14. Adult classes start at 14.

Do they teach children with special needs?

Yes. There's a dedicated Special Needs programme for ages 4 to 14, with coaches who adapt lessons to each child, and the pool has ramps, handrails, special wheelchairs and non-slip surfaces. Ask the provider about class formats and packages for this programme.

How much do lessons cost?

Prices aren't published on the website - ask the provider. For the Kids programme, group lessons come in packages of 1, 4 or 8 classes or 3-month terms of 10 or 24 sessions, and private lessons in packages of 1, 4 or 10 sessions or a 3-month term. Baby & Toddler lessons are private packages of 1, 4 or 10 sessions or a 3-month term.

Can we try a class first?

Yes. You can book a free trial on the website; the booking is confirmed by email.

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What are the opening hours?

The website gives two different sets of hours: 6AM-10PM every day in its header, and 8AM-6PM, closed Sunday, on its contact page. Class times aren't published, so check hours and the timetable with the provider before you go.

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Aquasprint Academy and Sports Club is a swimming academy at The Sustainable City in Dubai, built around a pool designed for accessibility, with ramps, handrails, special wheelchairs, wide entrances and non-slip surfaces. For children there are three programmes: Baby & Toddler (6 months to 3 years), Kids (4 to 14) and Special Needs (4 to 14), where coaches focus on building trust and water familiarity and adapt lessons to each child. Every programme runs over 8 levels of 8 classes, with a certificate after each completed level, and swimmers aiming to compete can move on to the advanced A5 and A6 levels, which include internal competitions. Lessons are offered as group or private classes. The coaches are ASCA certified and the academy says it follows Swimming Teachers' Association (STA) standards; the coaches page names Laith, who set up Aquasprint, with Aahd and Zaid. There are adult classes and ladies-only aqua fitness for parents too. Aquasprint is rated 5.0 on Google from 31 reviews, and you can book a free trial first.

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The activity

Swimming, explained

Swimming lessons teach children water confidence and safety first, then the strokes - front crawl, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly - along with starts, turns and breath control. Babies and toddlers usually start with a parent in the water, getting used to splashing, floating and going under, while older beginners work on kicking, blowing bubbles and swimming unaided. Children then progress through levels towards independent, technically correct swimming. Regular lessons build strength, coordination and stamina, teach skills that reduce the risk of drowning, and can lead on to squad or competitive swimming for children who want more.

Who it's for

Babies and toddlers from 6 months to 3 years (Baby & Toddler programme), children aged 4 to 14 (Kids programme) and children aged 4 to 14 with special needs (Special Needs programme), from beginners to advanced and competition-level swimmers. Adults and teens 14+ have their own classes, plus ladies-only aqua fitness.

What to expect

Start by booking a free trial on the website, which is then confirmed by email; after that you choose a programme and pay a monthly fee. Each programme has 8 levels of 8 classes, and swimmers receive a certificate after completing each level. The Kids programme (4-14) runs as group or private classes: group packages of 1, 4 or 8 classes or 3-month terms of 10 or 24 sessions, and private packages of 1, 4 or 10 sessions or a 3-month term. Baby & Toddler lessons are private packages of 1, 4 or 10 sessions or a 3-month term. For the Special Needs programme, ask the provider about class formats. Prices and class times aren't published on the website - ask the provider.

Highlights

Baby & Toddler (6 months-3 years), Kids (4-14) and Special Needs (4-14) programmes (aquasprint.ae)
8 levels of 8 classes, with a certificate after each completed level (aquasprint.ae)
Pool built for accessibility: ramps, handrails, special wheelchairs, wide entrances, non-slip surfaces (aquasprint.ae)
ASCA-certified coaches; the academy follows Swimming Teachers' Association (STA) standards (aquasprint.ae)
Advanced A5 and A6 levels for competition training, with internal competitions (aquasprint.ae)
Free trial before choosing a programme (aquasprint.ae)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Aquasprint is rated 5.0 on Google from 31 reviews. In the testimonials on its own website, parents mention how quickly their children gained confidence - one describes a 6-year-old who panicked in deep water swimming 25m freestyle alone after 8 sessions - and the coaches' patience and kindness.

The facts

Ages: 6 months-3 years (Baby & Toddler); 4-14 (Kids, Special Needs); 14+ (Adults, Ladies-only Aqua Fitness) (aquasprint.ae)
Prices: Ask the provider
Trial: Free trial, booked on the website and confirmed by email (aquasprint.ae)
Where: The Sustainable City, Dubai
How to book: aquasprint.ae/all-programs · wa.me/971542502761 · +971 54 250 2761 · [email protected]

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

The website gives opening hours of 6AM-10PM every day; its contact page lists work hours of 8AM-6PM, closed Sunday (aquasprint.ae)
Wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance (Google listing)
Fees are paid as a monthly subscription once you choose a programme (aquasprint.ae)
Adult classes and ladies-only aqua fitness (14+) run at the same pool (aquasprint.ae)
The pool can be rented for private classes and birthday parties (aquasprint.ae)