Survival Swimming in Northwest Arkansas. We teach your children to swim in weeks, not years! Registration is $100 for the first child and $50 for siblings.
Six week session is $720/child. Maintenance lessons are scheduled in six week sessions and are $125/session. Infant Survival (6-12 months)
This 6-week program teaches infants six to twelve months to roll over from a face down or submerged position onto their backs to relax and breathe, while fully clothed. Lessons are one-on-one, 4 days a week (M-Tu-W-Th), 10 minutes long for six consecutive week
06/16/2026
June means Wendy Harris has been with our Little Squirts team for 5 years! 👏🏼
Thank you for loving on our swimmers, being such an incredible asset to our team, and an anchor to our Rogers survival swim community.
We’re so thankful for you!!
06/08/2026
Rainy Monday in NWA! Lessons today have been canceled. Our instructors will be in touch regarding makeup lessons. ☔️
It happens during the everyday moments… while bringing groceries inside, at the playground near a pond, when a door at the neighbors pool gets left open.
Layers of protection matter SO much for this reason.
Supervision.
Barriers.
Locks.
Survival swim skills.
You just never know when it might save their life.
More child drownings happen between May and September than any other time of the year.
As families spend more time around water, supervision and water safety become more important than ever.
Share this reminder with the parents, grandparents, babysitters and caregivers in your life. 💙
Nothing better than the end of school, wrapping up another swim session with waterslides, and Memorial Day weekend all at the same time. 💦🇺🇸
Happy Memorial Day weekend from our Little Squirts crew! We hope your weekend is full of sunshine, family time, and safe swimming memories.
Survival swim lessons shouldn’t be viewed as a “worst case scenario” thing.
It’s a life skill, and you never know when they might have to depend on it.
It happens FAST and it’s often silent.
Not during “swim time.”
Not with splashing and yelling.
Not when anyone expects it.
Usually during normal moments like helping another child, unloading groceries, or looking for your phone.
Busy families need realistic safety, not perfect parents.
Thats what our team is here for. 🫱🏼🫲🏽
DM for information about our survival swim program in NWA.