News Release: 3/3/2025

The British Swim School of Jonesboro-Stockbridge is excited to announce its grand opening on Wednesday, March 5, 2025. This new swim school is dedicated to teaching water survival skills and swim lessons to children and adults of all ages in the Jonesboro-Stockbridge community.

With a mission to prevent drowning and build lifelong confidence in the water, British Swim School uses a unique survival-first approach that has helped thousands of students across North America. Lessons are taught by trained instructors in a warm, indoor pool to ensure year-round safety and comfort.

“As parents and business owners, we are passionate about making water safety a priority in our community,” said Chris and Asha Pass, Owners of British Swim School of Jonesboro-Stockbridge. “Whether it’s a baby’s first experience in the water or an adult looking to gain confidence, our program is designed to teach essential survival skills in a fun and engaging way.”

The British Swim School curriculum is designed for all ages and skill levels, from infants as young as three months to adults looking to learn or refine their swimming skills. The program focuses on building water survival techniques first, followed by stroke development, so students gain confidence and skills in a structured, supportive environment.

British Swim School of Jonesboro-Stockbridge is now accepting enrollments, with classes available for infants, toddlers, children, and adults. Families interested in prioritizing water safety and ensuring their children are confident swimmers can visit https://britishswimschool.com/jonesboro-stockbridge/ or contact us at at (770)541-3440 for more details.

About British Swim School

Founded in 1981, British Swim School is the premier “learn-to-swim” program in North America, providing water survival training to thousands of students across the U.S. and Canada. With a commitment to safety-first swim instruction, British Swim School's unique approach ensures that students of all ages and abilities gain the skills necessary to survive and thrive in the water.