About Us
Your local swim academy
Aquatica Swim Academy is a multi-award winning swim school which specialises in small class sizes. We are a family owned and operated educational aquatic centre.
Our focus is on child development and water safety principles. We aim to build a high quality swimming culture through an innovative program designed to bring out the very best in every little swimmer.
The Aquatica Swim Academy priority is to teach your child great swimming techniques, making them safer and more confident in and around water.
What makes us stand out from other Swim Schools?
We are all about family
We have created a private and family oriented facility that specialises in teaching learn-to-swim and water safety skills. Small classes and warm water all year round as well as having your child away from the busy environment allows them to focus on their lesson so our swim school makes it the perfect place for your child to learn the long life swimming skills.
We are all about fun & results
At Aquatica Swim Academy we want to create a family and community friendly environment that can lead to success and confidence for all of our swimmers. This can be achieved best with fun, lots of encouragement and rewards offered by our swimming teachers. Aquatica’s specially designed program will help your child to achieve the result of being a confident and strong swimmer with water awareness and safety skills.
What our families say
Meet Weronika
Founder & Teacher
Weronika Tillmar has been involved in swimming and other sports almost her entire life. Prior to founding Aquatica Swim Academy, she was the Assistant Head Swimming Coach at one of Sydney’s elite private schools where she built championship winning teams.
Weronika earned a degree in Physical Education from the Jozef Pilsudski Academy of Physical Education in Warsaw before relocating to her new home, Sydney.
Weronika began a life-long love of swimming at a young age and continues to work with many of Australia’s best swimming coaches and Learn To Swim teachers to gain knowledge and practical experience. She is one of only six delegates on the Swim Australia SwimTOTS Aquatic Community Experts Groups meeting regularly to discuss the future of baby and toddler swimming in Australia.