What Does UV-Filtered Mean?
KCS ensures the clarity and cleanliness of the pool water by running it through a UV-Filter. The water is also turned over every 90 minutes, so it’s always super clean.…
Benefits of Monthly Assessments
With our 4-week lesson breakdowns your child will be assessed every month on the skills they have learned during this period. These individual assessments mean your Aquatic Educator can more…
Benefits of Swimming in the Winter
Swimming does not have to be a seasonal activity for your child. At KCS with our purpose-built facilities, children never have to worry about being cold. Our pools are always…
Why our Pools are Kept a Toasty 90F
Our pools are kept warm for both babies and children because they learn better when they are comfortable. KCS was built with the sole purpose of teaching babies and children…
Fact or Fiction: Babies naturally hold their breath underwater
FACT! This is called the bradycardic response, or commonly "the dive", and it makes babies open their eyes and hold their breath underwater. They may also move their arms and…
Why is Swimming a Great Activity for Babies?
Babies are incredible! In the first few years of life their development, learning and growth is exponential. At the younger ages, there are not many structured activities that babies can…
What is a Make-up Token at KCS
Every swimmer in a low ratio class is entitled to one make up token a month for a total of 12 months if they swim year-round. With traditional swimming lessons,…
Doors Opened by Learning to Swim
Not learning to swim, can limit your child in a number of ways. First, Canada is full of lakes and bordered by oceans, which means there is plenty of opportunities…
Meet Our General Manager – Sarah Boyd!
KCS is happy to introduce our Kanata Manager Sarah Boyd. In her short time with us Sarah has already made a great impression on our KCS Team Members and Families.…
How Are Our Aquatic Educator’s Trained?
At KCS, we know our aquatic educators are the most critical component of our learn to swim lessons. They’re the ones building strong relationships with your kids— pushing them to…
