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WELCOMELEARN MORETo Jodi Harrison's Swim Central.
Swim Central is a unique Swimming Centre, located in New Town, Tasmania.
Specialising in teaching swimming, Swim Central has a dedicated & experienced team. -
SWIMMING LESSONSLEARN MORESwim Central in New Town offers all different
swimming lessons from learn to swim, water babies,
tiddlers, advanced and more! -
SWIM & RELAXLEARN MOREAt Swim Central New Town we offer casual or
regular swimming, our spa pool, aquarobics,
dry hydro massage and more! -
WE HAVE EVERYTHINGCONTACT USSwim Central has everything you need, two pools
cafe with hot food, drinks and snacks, swim shop,
couches and a family friendly environment.
Jodi Harrison’s
Swim Central New Town
Swim Central New Town & Derwent Park offer everything you need. In New Town a 13m Lap Pool (30 degrees) and 6m Toddlers Pool (32 degrees), Dry Hydro Massage bed, Cafe with hot food, drinks and snacks. And in Derwent Park a 10m even depth pool (32 degrees) Couches and a family friendly environment. You can find us at 149 New Town Road & in the Rock-It Building in Derwent Park- Look for the Laughing Dolphin!

Testimonials
Catherine Cruse
Catherine Cruse
I am pleased to say swimming lessons have paid off for Dylan. He fell in our pool on Sunday night, he managed to turn himself around and dig dig dig back to where Daddy could reach him. Daddy would have jumped in but Dylan had it all under control. He was a little cold and obviously a bit startled but we put him in the shower, had a chat about what a good job he did, then we all got our bathers on and got in the pool for some fun.
So thanks to you he managed to get himself out of trouble 🙂 🙂
Thanks.
Michelle
Michelle

Brouwer Family
Brouwer Family
Ros Nelson
Ros Nelson
Ye Hughes
Ye Hughes
Telli Armstrong
Telli Armstrong

We are very thankful for you teaching Elijah and Isabella how to swim. They have had so much fun, achieved so much and will definitely be back. It has been worth the drive each day from Blackmans Bay and I will be spreading the word that your swim school is the best.
Many Thanks
Cath Towns
Cath Towns
Leonard Family
Leonard Family
Week 7: this week our advanced and Stroke kids will be completing their Water safety and Rescues. Please pack some pyjamas for them so they can do their clothed swim activities.
Week 8: shake off your winter blues this week by wearing a Onesie when you come to the centre. All family members wearing onesies will go in the draw to win a great prize.
General reminder to bring in those passports and USB if required
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You and your family's safety is our biggest concern - whether it's in the pool or around the centre - we want you to be safe and comfortable.
We've had our photo policy for sometime now and most people are happy to take a little extra care when snapping photos or taking videos of their little ones swimming, ensuring that only their family members are in shot.
But technology advances and we have noticed people coming into the centre wearing Meta Glasses or AI Sunnies. If we see them, we will ask you to remove them whilst you are in the centre. Just pop them away in your bag to ensure no one's privacy is threatened.
So please, NO META GLASSES in our Centre. Please remember to take them off
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Can I ask a clarifying question... if someone comes in wearing them who is no or low eyesight, do you allow them to wear them? (Asking from a disability adjustment perspective... and obviously those people would likely identify their reasons for use).
Absolutely love this!!! Thank you for keeping our families safe!
Would this be the same for someone with a vision impairment? I know there’s children in Tasmania who do use these glasses to assist with their independence due to being blind.
Absolutly 👌
you shouldn’t even need to ask this… but here we are.
thanks for the heads up… i will take a picture of this with my smart glasses so i remember for next time…
Or as we should openly call them: Pervert Glasses
This week (Wk5) : 2nd Round of Photos, October Intensives open
Coming Up:
Wk7 : Rescue Week for Advanced / Stroke students (bring pyjama)
Wk8 : Onesie Week : wear a onesie to the centre to go into the draw for great prizes
Wk9 : Final Assessments
Wk10 : Last week of term - get your passports and USBs back
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