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SafeSplash Jessup (Columbia) Swim Lessons offers swim lessons through Toddler Transition, ParentTot, Group Lessons, Private Lessons, Semi-Private Lessons, Adult Group, the Wave Program, and SwimJam. The program also offers weekly group endurance, strength, and swim team preparation as part of the Wave Program. SwimJam sessions run over one week with four consecutive days of lessons.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Schedule: Weekly classes on a perpetual basis for Toddler Transition, ParentTot, Group Lessons, Private Lessons, Wave Program (typically one class per week), Semi-Private Lessons, and Adult Group, plus SwimJam sessions that run four consecutive days in one week. Class options are available on Sundays, weekday afternoons and evenings, and Saturday mornings.
• Price: $180 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Toddler Transition, billed monthly based on $45 per class. $160 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for ParentTot, billed monthly based on $40 per class. $160 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Group Lessons, billed monthly based on $40 per class. $340 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Private Lessons, billed monthly based on $85 per class. $200 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for the Wave Program, billed monthly based on $50 per class. $240 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Semi-Private Lessons, billed monthly based on $60 per class, per swimmer. $180 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Adult Group, billed monthly based on $45 per class. $145 for SwimJam one-week, four-day sessions plus $35 Annual Service Fee.
The program’s mission statement is “Safety for All, Confidence for Life. Swimming is more than a skill—it’s the foundation for a lifetime of safety and confidence. Life-saving water safety is at the heart of everything we do, providing peace of mind and building trust from the very first lesson.” The program offers swim lessons for all ages and abilities, from a baby’s first splash to competitive swimmers, with lessons tailored to each swimmer’s level and achievements celebrated at every step. Families can enter a swimmer’s date of birth to discover the right level starting from 4 months old.
SafeSplash Jessup (Columbia) Swim Lessons features small group classes with low student-to-instructor ratios, including ParentTot with up to 6 parent–child pairs to 1 instructor, Group Lessons with up to 4 students per class, Toddler Transition with up to 3 students per class, Adult Group with up to 3 students per class, and SwimJam with a 4:1 student–teacher ratio. The program includes the S.A.F.E.R. Swimmer Promise and a clear path to mastering 10 essential swim-safety skills, with a statement that swimmers can achieve 10 lifesaving skills in 1 year or less and may receive up to 2 months of free lessons if more time is needed to master these skills in a year. The program focuses on real self-rescue and lifelong water safety.
According to the program, instructors are highly skilled, patient, encouraging, understanding, not pushy, professional, and friendly, and the front desk staff are described as welcoming, helpful, and accommodating. One parent, Jacklyn, states that both of her kids are always counting down to their next swim lesson and that they have learned proper swimming and water safety techniques while enjoying the lessons. Another parent, Samantha, describes the school as an excellent swim school with top notch staff and notes that instructors are highly skilled, patient, and encouraging, and that they make learning fun, safe, and engaging.
Casey reports that three children in the family have enjoyed their lessons and mentions the warm pool, large kids section to color and play in while waiting, and big changing rooms with hair dryers, clothes dryers, and bathrooms. Robert, an adult learner, shares that he started lessons with a fear of water and appreciates that his adult class is small and that his instructor is understanding and not pushy. Becca notes a welcoming atmosphere, helpful front desk staff, a clean and well-maintained facility, and instructors who are patient, knowledgeable, and committed to helping students improve.
Denise states that her son has progressed, is no longer scared of the water, and enjoys seeing his instructors, and she mentions that booking is easy and consistent. Amy describes her autistic son’s lessons and says the instructor knows how to comfort him when he is overstimulated while continuing to help him learn, and she appreciates being able to watch without distracting him and notes that the changing rooms and showers are clean. Maya reports that her son has been training there for two years and describes his growth as a swimmer as remarkable, and she notes strong instructor retention.
Liz, an adult swimmer, explains that she began with fear of drowning but found patient, professional, and friendly instructors and small classes, and she notes that there is something for everyone from babies to seniors. Michelle shares that her 8-month-old daughter is becoming more comfortable in the water and learning techniques week after week, and she appreciates that loved ones can observe behind glass without interfering with class time. Ryan reports that his son was afraid of the water but now loves swimming and describes the instructors as not rushing the kids and using a gentle way of teaching. Taryn states that the staff are warm and welcoming, take concerns seriously, and make accommodations for her daughter with severe autism so she can be comfortable during weekly swim class.
SafeSplash Jessup (Columbia) Swim Lessons has partnered with the National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA), which is described as a leading organization dedicated to preventing drowning through education, advocacy, and innovation.
Last updated January 24, 2026.
• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Schedule: Weekly classes on a perpetual basis for Toddler Transition, ParentTot, Group Lessons, Private Lessons, Wave Program (typically one class per week), Semi-Private Lessons, and Adult Group, plus SwimJam sessions that run four consecutive days in one week. Class options are available on Sundays, weekday afternoons and evenings, and Saturday mornings.
• Price: $180 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Toddler Transition, billed monthly based on $45 per class. $160 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for ParentTot, billed monthly based on $40 per class. $160 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Group Lessons, billed monthly based on $40 per class. $340 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Private Lessons, billed monthly based on $85 per class. $200 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for the Wave Program, billed monthly based on $50 per class. $240 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Semi-Private Lessons, billed monthly based on $60 per class, per swimmer. $180 (based on a 4-week month) plus $35 Annual Service Fee for Adult Group, billed monthly based on $45 per class. $145 for SwimJam one-week, four-day sessions plus $35 Annual Service Fee.
The program’s mission statement is “Safety for All, Confidence for Life. Swimming is more than a skill—it’s the foundation for a lifetime of safety and confidence. Life-saving water safety is at the heart of everything we do, providing peace of mind and building trust from the very first lesson.” The program offers swim lessons for all ages and abilities, from a baby’s first splash to competitive swimmers, with lessons tailored to each swimmer’s level and achievements celebrated at every step. Families can enter a swimmer’s date of birth to discover the right level starting from 4 months old.
SafeSplash Jessup (Columbia) Swim Lessons features small group classes with low student-to-instructor ratios, including ParentTot with up to 6 parent–child pairs to 1 instructor, Group Lessons with up to 4 students per class, Toddler Transition with up to 3 students per class, Adult Group with up to 3 students per class, and SwimJam with a 4:1 student–teacher ratio. The program includes the S.A.F.E.R. Swimmer Promise and a clear path to mastering 10 essential swim-safety skills, with a statement that swimmers can achieve 10 lifesaving skills in 1 year or less and may receive up to 2 months of free lessons if more time is needed to master these skills in a year. The program focuses on real self-rescue and lifelong water safety.
According to the program, instructors are highly skilled, patient, encouraging, understanding, not pushy, professional, and friendly, and the front desk staff are described as welcoming, helpful, and accommodating. One parent, Jacklyn, states that both of her kids are always counting down to their next swim lesson and that they have learned proper swimming and water safety techniques while enjoying the lessons. Another parent, Samantha, describes the school as an excellent swim school with top notch staff and notes that instructors are highly skilled, patient, and encouraging, and that they make learning fun, safe, and engaging.
Casey reports that three children in the family have enjoyed their lessons and mentions the warm pool, large kids section to color and play in while waiting, and big changing rooms with hair dryers, clothes dryers, and bathrooms. Robert, an adult learner, shares that he started lessons with a fear of water and appreciates that his adult class is small and that his instructor is understanding and not pushy. Becca notes a welcoming atmosphere, helpful front desk staff, a clean and well-maintained facility, and instructors who are patient, knowledgeable, and committed to helping students improve.
Denise states that her son has progressed, is no longer scared of the water, and enjoys seeing his instructors, and she mentions that booking is easy and consistent. Amy describes her autistic son’s lessons and says the instructor knows how to comfort him when he is overstimulated while continuing to help him learn, and she appreciates being able to watch without distracting him and notes that the changing rooms and showers are clean. Maya reports that her son has been training there for two years and describes his growth as a swimmer as remarkable, and she notes strong instructor retention.
Liz, an adult swimmer, explains that she began with fear of drowning but found patient, professional, and friendly instructors and small classes, and she notes that there is something for everyone from babies to seniors. Michelle shares that her 8-month-old daughter is becoming more comfortable in the water and learning techniques week after week, and she appreciates that loved ones can observe behind glass without interfering with class time. Ryan reports that his son was afraid of the water but now loves swimming and describes the instructors as not rushing the kids and using a gentle way of teaching. Taryn states that the staff are warm and welcoming, take concerns seriously, and make accommodations for her daughter with severe autism so she can be comfortable during weekly swim class.
SafeSplash Jessup (Columbia) Swim Lessons has partnered with the National Drowning Prevention Alliance (NDPA), which is described as a leading organization dedicated to preventing drowning through education, advocacy, and innovation.
Last updated January 24, 2026.
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