How much are swimming lessons for kids?

The booking page lists the 60-minute kids group session at AED 75 per session, or AED 320 for 4 sessions and AED 600 for 8 sessions (each valid one month, registration fee included). Semi-private lessons at the pool are AED 150 per 45-minute session, and one-to-one lessons at home are AED 200 per 60-minute session.

Is there a trial class?

Yes. The booking page lists a free trial for the kids and baby group sessions, and a AED 150 trial for kids semi-private and one-to-one home lessons.

Where are lessons held?

The academy names Al Nasr Club and the Egyptian Club, both in Oud Metha, as its pools, and also offers private lessons at home. Ask which pool your child's group uses.

How do I book or contact the academy?

Book online at torpedosswimsportsacademy.classcard.app, call or message 054 424 9673, or email info@torpedos.ae.

Torpedos Swim Sports Academy — swimming in Oud Metha

Water SportsSwimming

Checked Sept 2026Details checked September 2026

Oud Metha

Free trial

AgesAll ages
PriceAED 75a session, lowest price
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Torpedos Swim Sports Academy is a swim school in Dubai with programmes for babies, children, teens and adults. It names Al Nasr Club and the Egyptian Club in Oud Metha as its pools, and also runs private lessons at home. For families, the main options are the Baby Swim Program, where infants and toddlers learn water movement, floating and breath control with a parent or guardian, and the Kids Swim Program, which takes children from floating and kicking to proper strokes and water safety. Experienced swimmers can move on to the Advanced Swim Class, which works on stroke refinement, endurance, speed and race preparation, or to the swim squads listed on its booking page. The website says kids can start as young as 3 and that classes typically have 6 to 8 students. The 60-minute kids group lesson is listed at AED 75 a session, and the first group class can be booked as a free trial.

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The activity

Swimming, explained

Swimming lessons take children from water confidence and floating through to the four competitive strokes and, for some, squad training. Younger beginners usually start by getting comfortable putting their face in the water, floating and kicking with an instructor close by, then move on to independent strokes as confidence grows. Lessons build water safety, fitness and coordination, and many families treat swimming as an essential life skill. Most swim schools group children by ability as well as age, and starting ages range from parent-and-baby classes to school-age stroke correction and squad programmes.

Who it's for

Babies and toddlers in the Baby Swim Program, with a parent or guardian in the water, and children in the Kids Swim Program; the website says kids can start as young as 3. Levels run from complete beginners to experienced swimmers: the Advanced Swim Class covers race preparation, and the booking page also lists Development and Senior swim squads. The academy also teaches teens and adults, including ladies-only lessons with female instructors and open-water sessions.

What to expect

The first group lesson can be a trial: the booking page lists a free trial for the 60-minute kids group session and the 30-minute baby group session. Beginners work on floating, kicking, breathing and water safety before moving on to full strokes, and the academy describes its lessons as fun and confidence-building. Babies are in the water with a parent or guardian. The website says classes typically have 6 to 8 students. You choose a date and time in the academy's online booking app; ask which pool your child's group uses and what to bring.

Highlights

Free trial class for the kids and baby group sessions (classcard.app booking page)
Kids group lessons: AED 75 a session, or AED 320 for 4 and AED 600 for 8 sessions within a month (classcard.app booking page)
Baby Swim Program for infants and toddlers, with a parent or guardian in the water (torpedos.ae)
Advanced Swim Class with race preparation, plus Development and Senior swim squads (torpedos.ae, classcard.app)
Teaches at Al Nasr Club and the Egyptian Club in Oud Metha, plus private lessons at home (Instagram, classcard.app)
5.0 on Google from 16 reviews (Google listing)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Torpedos Swim Sports Academy has 5.0 on Google from 16 reviews, and every rating in the listing's star breakdown is five stars. A parent quoted on the academy's website says her daughter went from being afraid of the water to swimming confidently in a few months, thanks to patient coaches and small classes.

The facts

Ages: Babies and toddlers (Baby Swim Program, with a parent or guardian); kids from 3; teens and adults
Prices: Kids group session at the pool (60 min): AED 75 per session drop-in
4 sessions: AED 320or 8 sessions AED 600 (1 month validity, registration fee included)
48 sessions: AED 2,772 (6 months)
96 sessions: AED 5,544 (1 year)
Kids semi-private at the pool (45 min): AED 150 per session
8 sessions: AED 1,200 (1 month)
Kids one-to-one at home (60 min): AED 200 per session
Baby group session at the pool (30 min): AED 75 per session
4 sessions: AED 300
8 sessions: AED 525 (1 month)
(classcard.app booking page, read 11 Oct 2026)
Trial: Free trial for the kids and baby group sessions; AED 150 trial for kids semi-private and one-to-one home lessons (classcard.app booking page)
Where: Al Nasr Club, Oud Metha, Dubai · Egyptian Club, Oud Metha, Dubai
How to book: torpedosswimsportsacademy.classcard.app/en/bookings · +971 54 424 9673 · [email protected]

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Classes typically have 6 to 8 students (torpedos.ae)
Group lesson packages include the registration fee (classcard.app booking page)
Parents can swim too: adult, ladies-only and open-water classes run alongside the children's programmes (torpedos.ae)
Wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance (Google listing)