Which classes does it run for children?

A Baby Class for toddlers with a parent, Kids Classes for learning to swim, and Pro Squads for swimmers who compete. For exact age bands, ask the academy.

How much are lessons?

Its class pages, listed in March 2025, give Kids Classes at 500 AED a month for two sessions a week in a normal group, 600 AED in a special group, or 150 AED per one-to-one class. The Baby Class is 700 AED a month and Pro Squads start at 700 AED a month for three sessions a week. Confirm current fees when you call.

Its Facebook page gives hours of 4pm-9pm on weekdays and 9am-9pm at weekends. Class times are not published, so ask for your child's slot.

Call or WhatsApp +971 58 947 5490, email info@highspeedsportsacademy.com, or fill in the registration form on its website.

High Speed Sports Academy

Q: Where does High Speed Sports Academy teach?

Inside Global Indian International School (GIIS Dubai) in Al Quoz 1, on Al Meydan Road near Al Manar Islamic Centre, as its Facebook page and Google listing show.

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High Speed Sports Academy is a swimming academy that teaches inside Global Indian International School (GIIS Dubai) in Al Quoz 1, on Al Meydan Road near Al Manar Islamic Centre. Its website sets out three programmes for children: a Baby Class run in a parent-and-child format, Kids Classes that put water confidence, water safety and an introduction to basic strokes first, and Pro Squads, a development programme for swimmers who compete and want faster times. The academy is owned by coach Eslam Arby, who writes on its website that he has coached swimming since 2012 and has worked at Al Jazira Club in Abu Dhabi and the Egyptian Club in Dubai. Its Facebook page posted in October 2026 about an academy swimmer racing at the APEX Competition. It is rated 5.0 on Google from 25 reviews. To register, call or WhatsApp +971 58 947 5490, or use the form on its website, and ask which group suits your child's age and level.

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The activity

Swimming, explained

Swimming lessons teach children to feel safe in water first, then to float, kick, breathe and move through the water on their own. Early sessions lean on games, floats and noodles, with a coach close by in the pool. As confidence grows, children learn strokes such as front crawl and backstroke, how to tread water and how to get back to the side. Beyond the strokes, swimming builds stamina, coordination and water safety habits that matter in a city of pools and beaches. Many swim schools take children from around three or four years old, often in small groups sorted by ability.

Who it's for

Babies and toddlers with a parent (Baby Class), children learning to swim (Kids Classes) and swimmers who race (Pro Squads); the academy also runs adults' classes. Exact age bands: ask the academy.

What to expect

The Baby Class is a parent-and-child session of 30 minutes, working on breathing and bubbles, floating on the front and back, kicking, and dive and reach. Kids Classes run for 45 to 60 minutes, twice a week, with water confidence, water safety and basic strokes first; the academy says its coaches assess each swimmer's ability and tailor the coaching. Its Google listing photo shows a coach in the water beside a young swimmer, with floats and noodles at the poolside. Trial sessions and a kit list are not on its website, so ask about both when you call, along with the group and time that would suit your child.

Highlights

Swimming classes inside GIIS Dubai, Al Quoz 1 (Facebook page)
Baby Class in a parent-and-child format (highspeedsportsacademy.com)
Kids Classes built around water confidence, water safety and basic strokes (highspeedsportsacademy.com)
Pro Squads for swimmers who compete; an academy swimmer raced at the APEX Competition in October 2026 (Facebook page)
5.0 on Google from 25 reviews, all five-star (Google listing)
Call or WhatsApp +971 58 947 5490 (highspeedsportsacademy.com)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

High Speed Sports Academy is rated 5.0 on Google from 25 reviews, and all 25 of those reviews give five stars.

The facts

Ages: Baby Class (toddlers, with a parent), Kids Classes and Pro Squads; ask for age bands
Prices: Kids Classes: 500 AED/month (2 sessions a week, normal group)600 AED/month (special group)150 AED per 1-to-1 class
Baby Class: 700 AED/month (2 x 30 min a week)
Pro Squads: 700 AED/month (3 sessions a week)or 900 AED/month (4 sessions a week)
Listed March 2025; confirm current
Schedule: Kids Classes 45-60 min, Baby Class 30 min, Pro Squads 60-90 min per session; ask for class times
Trial: Ask the provider
Where: Inside Global Indian International School (GIIS Dubai), Al Meydan Rd, near Al Manar Islamic Centre, Al Quoz 1, Dubai
How to book: highspeedsportsacademy.com/contact · wa.me/971589475490 · +971 58 947 5490 · [email protected]
Opening hours: Mon–Fri4pm–9pm
Sat–Sun9am–9pm

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Good to know

Fees on its class pages, listed March 2025 (confirm current): Kids Classes 500 AED a month for two 45-60 minute sessions a week in a normal group, 600 AED a month in a special group, or 150 AED per one-to-one class; Baby Class 700 AED a month for two 30-minute sessions a week; Pro Squads 700 AED a month for three sessions a week or 900 AED for four (highspeedsportsacademy.com)
Hours on its Facebook page: 4pm-9pm on weekdays and 9am-9pm at weekends; these are not class times, so ask for your child's slot (Facebook page)
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating and car park (Google listing)

Prices, ages and times change — confirm with the provider before you book.