Papatoetoe Swimming Club is a vibrant, community-based club committed to developing confident, capable swimmers in a supportive and inclusive environment. Located in South Auckland, we cater to swimmers from primary school age to young adults, from those building foundational water skills to athletes pursuing competitive success. 

Our programme offers structured coaching, regular club nights (First Tuesday of every month) and opportunities to compete, all designed to help siwmmers improve technique, build fitness, and grow in confidence. We pride ourselves on fostering values of commitment, resilience, and teamwork both in and out of the pool. 

At Papatoetoe Swimming Club we are more than just a swim club - we are a whaanau and a community. We work closely with whaanau to support each swimmer's journey and celebrate every milestone along the way. 

If you would like to enquire about joining our club, feel free to e-mail papatoetoeswimclub@outlook.com, or contact our secretary on 0273260344

Venue:
Papatoetoe Centennial Pools, 17 Sutton Crescent, Papatoetoe

Training Days and Times:
The club trains Monday - Thursday (except Public holidays)

Times: 
Intermediate & Senior Squads
6:00 - 7:45pm  Monday - Thursday

Junior Squad
6:40 - 7:45pm  Monday - Thursday

Swimmers are allocated a class following an initial assessment.

Swimming Meets:
Competitions are held at local, regional and national levels, and are conducted under the rules of Swimming NZ. When entering a competition a fee per swim is charged by the Club or Region holding the meet.

Coaches:
Michael Mills, Head Coach
Derek Mills, Juniors Coach

Club Fees:
There are four terms in our swimming calendar:
Term 1: February - April
Term 2: May - July
Term 3: August - October
Term 4: November - January
Our Club fees are $150 per swimmer per term.
Club fees are due during the first month of each term;

Families of three or more swimmers qualify for a discount—details can be obtained from the Treasurer.

Equipment:
New members will need suitable swimwear, goggles and a swim cap.

What does the programme teach my child?
Each practice session is structured to build on previous lessons and are designed to increase strength, improve balance and flexibility. As a member of the programme your child will:

A. Learn advanced stroke drills
B. Improve swimming technique
C. Gain endurance
D. Participate in a competitive swim meet
E. Develop mental stamina and water confidence