Aqua-Tots Swim School Expands in New Jersey
Aqua-Tots Swim School, the largest international swim school franchise, has recently celebrated the grand opening of its newest facility in North Bergen, New Jersey. This remarkable 9,000-square-foot center, situated within the Columbia Park shopping center, is easily accessible for families throughout Hudson County, thanks to its proximity to Highway 495.
Safety and Fun: Core Values
For over 30 years, Aqua-Tots has been dedicated to teaching children water safety and swimming skills. The curriculum of Aqua-Tots is recognized internationally, showcasing its commitment to helping kids become safe, confident swimmers. Parents can select from a variety of lesson formats, including small group, semi-private, or one-on-one classes tailored to the unique needs of each child. The year-round operation also ensures that swimming lessons are available for every skill level, emphasizing accessibility and adaptive support as key priorities.
Local Ownership and Community Focus
Local franchise owners Tim and Danielle Sporcic are excited to contribute to water safety awareness in their community. Danielle, who has deep ties to the area, expresses the importance of swimming skills in a community surrounded by water activities. "We believe every child should feel confident in the water. Our goal is to provide them with valuable swimming skills that go beyond mere enjoyment—they're lifesaving skills that every child should have access to."
Facility Features and Offerings
The Aqua-Tots facility in North Bergen boasts impressive amenities designed to enhance the learning experience. It features a spacious 90-degree pool that is 68 feet long, divided into 16 swim zones, ensuring ample opportunities for individualized instruction. The facility also includes 15 changing rooms and a glass viewing area, complete with cozy red armchairs for parents to observe their children's progress comfortably.
Join the Aqua-Tots Family
Families are encouraged to visit the North Bergen location during business hours to engage with the dedicated team, discover more about the swim programs on offer, and tour the state-of-the-art school. Due to the anticipated demand, it is advisable to reserve a spot in advance, ensuring your child can embark on their swimming journey without delay.
About Aqua-Tots Swim School
Founded in 1991, Aqua-Tots Swim School has grown to become a trusted name in swim instruction and water safety education. Headquartered in the Phoenix area, the franchise focuses on providing indoor swim lessons year-round, reaching children ages four months to twelve years. Each year, Aqua-Tots delivers over five million swim lessons globally, highlighting its effective and engaging curriculum.
Furthermore, Aqua-Tots is recognized as one of the leading franchises in the children’s education sector. It has ranked in the Franchise Business Review’s Top 100 Franchises for Women in 2024 and has appeared in Entrepreneur's Top 15 Children’s Franchises of 2023 and its renowned Franchise 500 list. Currently, Aqua-Tots operates more than 170 locations across 14 countries and is in the process of developing 90 new facilities, reflecting its growing popularity and commitment to water safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age groups does Aqua-Tots cater to?
Aqua-Tots offers swim lessons for children aged four months to twelve years, accommodating various skill levels.
What types of swim lessons are available?
Parents can choose from small group, semi-private, or private lessons tailored to their child's needs.
Where is the new Aqua-Tots location in New Jersey?
The new Aqua-Tots Swim School is located at 3131 John F. Kennedy Blvd, North Bergen, inside the Columbia Park shopping center.
How can families learn more about Aqua-Tots programs?
Families can visit the Aqua-Tots North Bergen facility during business hours to speak with the team and take a tour.
Why is water safety emphasized at Aqua-Tots?
Water safety is prioritized because swimming skills not only provide enjoyment but are also essential for preventing drowning accidents among children.
