Age group

Pool

Pied Piper Swim School has been family owned and operated since 1991. It’s been over 20 years and we continue to run the school as a family. We have been blessed with the privilege of working with so many families and it remains our constant goal to educate both young and old and in the end save lives.

Bob and Lori Ziemer have been the sole owners of Pied Piper Swim School since 1994. After getting her WSI certification in 1991, Lori began teaching swim lessons privately during the summer in backyard pools. The demand for year round lessons increased and an indoor pool was found. A local scuba dive shop provided a temporary space for year round lessons. As classes continued to grow Bob received his WSI certification and began teaching in the evenings after his job working at a marina. It quickly became evident that a larger, private place would be needed for this ever growing business. A Toms River builder, believing in their success, took a leap of faith with Lori and Bob and built them the current Pied Piper location. They excitedly opened those doors March 9, 1994.



Swimming

Inexpensive

All classes personally taught by the owners Lori & Bob who are WSI Certified (Water Safety Instructor). Our swim classes are perfect for every child, from those just starting to dip a toe in the water to those with advanced aquatic skills. We welcome the beginner swimmer from any age, as well as anyone looking to take a refresher course before the upcoming summer months. Don’t forget to ask about our multi-child discounts.
The swim lessons offered at Pied Piper Swim School in Toms River, NJ are 30-min classes twice a week and are held:

Monday & Thursday
Tuesday & Friday
Wednesday & Saturday mornings

For Our Parent/Child Classes, adults (grandparent ,aunt, uncle grandfather and etc.) must go in the water with each child. 


Classes

Coed

Infants

Toddlers

Preschool

Kids

Tweens

Pied Piper Swim School

a good school. Children pick up a lot of knowledge. The only thing I would say is that parents should wait outside because doing so can keep youngsters from paying attention to the instruction.


Alana J