Kerry Barreiro Swim School

Kerry Barreiro Swim School is a private swim school located in the eastern suburbs of Melbourne. With a wealth of experience spanning over 35 years, Kerry and her two daughters work together to provide high-quality swimming lessons for both children and adults.

What sets Kerry Barreiro Swim School apart is their unique teaching method, which ensures that each child, regardless of their abilities, reaches their swimming potential. Unlike traditional swim schools, where children often wait for their turn, Kerry's method keeps every child engaged and actively participating throughout the entire lesson. The focus is on building fitness, confidence, and skills, with dedicated playtime following the lesson to allow the children to apply what they have learned.

For children ages 2. 5 years and above, Kerry Barreiro Swim School offers preschool and school-aged classes. Classes are held during weekdays between 8:30 am and 3:30 pm. The school also offers limited spots for adult classes during the daytime throughout the week.

To ensure that each child is placed in a class that suits their swimming level and confidence, Kerry Barreiro Swim School takes great care in matching students accordingly. For more information about class availability and enrolment, interested individuals can contact Kerry directly at 03 98735796 or via message at 0425754477.

Kerry Barreiro Swim School operates in a private, indoor setting with a heated, magnesium mineral water pool. The pool's temperature is adjusted to meet the weather conditions, and the school maintains the highest level of cleanliness to ensure a safe and hygienic swimming environment.

Whether children or adults, Kerry Barreiro Swim School is dedicated to helping individuals of all ages develop their swimming skills, build confidence, and achieve their swimming potential. Enrolments for Term 1, 2023, are currently being accepted, so reach out to Kerry Barreiro Swim School today to secure a spot and embark on a journey to becoming a confident and skilled swimmer.