Life Leisure, Cheadle

About us

At Life Leisure, we really love what we do and the people we do it for. We believe that physical activity can enhance the health and well-being of communities, and we work to positively impact the mental, social and physical good health of local people.

Facilities:

• Gym
• Fitness courses and exercise classes
• 33m main swimming pool with sessions available for lane swimming, fun swims, general swims and inclusive swims! Pool temperature: 28.5 degrees
• Small pool with Baby Splash and Toddler Splash sessions as well as free disabled swimming sessions. Pool temperature: 30.5 degrees
• Swimming lessons
• Inclusive Lane Swim, a lane swim for individuals with disabilities or additional needs who may prefer a less crowded session
• Sauna
• Kids activities, Life Leisure Kids classes cater for children aged 5 to 12 years old
• Little Cherubs crèche: open to children aged six-weeks to eight-years. This service is available to users of Life Leisure facilities

Accessibility and parking

• Accessible changing rooms with shower and toilet
• Poolside hoist for entry to main pool
• Gradual stairs going into the small pool
• Wheelchair access
• Disabled parking bays

Supported swimming lessons

SEND family swim sessions are suitable for families with children with special education needs or disabilities. The capacities of these sessions are reduced for a less crowded experience.

Supported swimming lessons scheme is for children aged 4 to 11 years with a disability who may need more support and a smaller class size than mainstream lessons can offer. The aim of these lessons is to teach children to become more independent in the water and help them to join a mainstream class.

Bookings must be made in advance to avoid disappointment.

Family Hub

This facility is a Family Hub which brings together services, organisations and groups that you can access in one place.

Family hubs support families from pregnancy through to young people aged up to 19, or aged up to 25 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).