Kids Aquatic Survival School Quinns Rocks

Kids Aquatic Survival School Quinns Rocks

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SWIM • FLOAT • SURVIVE
At Kids Aquatic Survival School we teach children under the age of 5 aquatic S How to reach up, grab and turn for the side.

Lessons & Techniques

From 6 months to walking age:

A baby will learn breath control (take a breath before submerging in the water). They will learn how to roll over to a floating posture from any position they would find themselves in the water. The baby will learn how to stay in a floating and breathing posture until help arrives. All the above is also taught in full winter clothing, nappy and

20/07/2026

Get your kids ready for a summer of swimming! Term 3 has started but you’re not too late if you want your kiddies Summer ready! Text 0448 003 264 for re-enrolments or 0426 450 295 if you’re new to Kids Aquatic Survival School Quinns Rocks … it’s cold outside but our pool is a warm toasty 32 degrees all year round 💦 🔥

26/06/2026

Floating saves lives! Whether you are 12 months old, 12 years old or kicking it in your 80’s, no matter how strong of a swimmer you are, it’s your ability to float that will keep you out of trouble!

And it’s our youngest who are most vulnerable.

That’s where we step in. In as little as 6-8 weeks, we can have your little one floating and just that little more safe around the water 💦

Send us a DM today to find out how you can get started!

10/01/2026

A scary reminder to get your kids into survival lessons sooner rather than later. I’m pleased it wasn’t a different outcome for this family. We have availability starting on the 2 February for our 6-8week survival course. PM us your interest and a member of our team will be in touch 💦

08/01/2026

Why do we teach babies how to float?
Simple, because floating saves lives.

Think about it, if you are caught in a rip, what are you taught to do? Float.

If you’re lost out at sea and need to preserve energy, what are you taught to do? Float.

So if our most precious children are ever in a position where they need to save themselves, we need to teach them how to float!

Floating saves lives, swimming comes next

09/10/2025

Confidence for him ✔️
Peace of mind for his parents ✔️
That’s the power of survival swim lessons 💪🏼
From nervous splashes to confident strokes 🌊
He’s floating, diving, and loving every minute 😁
Thanks to our amazing instructors at Kids Aquatic Survival School 💙

07/10/2025

She’s back!!! After nearly a year of recovering from an injury Lauren is finally back in the pool teaching!

03/10/2025

It's been a while since we have seen such sensationalism.

Yesterday 60 Minutes shared a 2008 interview about our survival program. They misrepresented our program stating “…toddlers are learning to drown”.

Children are not learning to drown. Children are learning to SURVIVE.

The KASS survival and learn to swim program provides children with a layer of defence in the prevention of drowning. The program provides children with the opportunity to undertake progressive aquatic survival skill development that considers the experiences and activities they may be exposed to in the future. Equipping the child with a core set of skills that can be utilised in times of need to prevent further injury. These skills can also translate to all aquatic environments.

Undoubtedly it can be hard to watch your child cry or call for your help in any situation. However, it’s important to remember that a toddler who falls into the water and can’t save themselves would have a far more traumatic experience, than one who is learning survival skills with a vigilant swimming teacher standing an arms-length away.

Please head over to 60 Minutes Australia and show your support for KASS and educate others on the full facts about our survival and learn to swim program which we have been teaching for over 20 years which is SAFE and EFFECTIVE.

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Location

Address


54 Littleham Loop
Perth, WA
6030

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm