Perry Swim School

Huge thanks to the wonderful team at Perry Swim School! I want to give a special thank you to Lisa Glikfeld, the manager, who helped me so much with organising my classes and trainers. She was always supportive, patient, and made everything easy from the start. A massive thank you as well to my amazing instructors Michaela Farrugia, Neve Sawyer, Sarah O'Connor, Noa Kafe, Amelia Webster, and Lily McPhee for their encouragement, professionalism, and constant support throughout my lessons. I started my swimming journey as a complete beginner, and thanks to this incredible team, I am now confident in the water. The environment is welcoming, motivating, and very supportive, which made such a big difference for me. I truly appreciate all the care, patience, and effort from everyone involved. Highly recommend Perry Swim School to anyone wanting to learn or improve their swimming with a fantastic team behind them!

Me and my husband enrolled in Adult Beginner class and it took us ~2 months to go from no experience to being very comfortable in water, good techniques and improved stamina. Teachers are knowledgeable and very attentive. Though the app can be improved, staffs are always helpful when you need any kind of assistance.

Popped in last Sunday to enquire about swimming lessons for my daughter. Lewis was so friendly, welcoming and answered all my questions. Really appreciate the great customer service!

Perry Swim School is the best swim school ever. Overall, the school has a welcoming environment with excellent facilities. My 6yo daughter Chloe really loves her teacher Michaela who is so encouraging, friendly and supportive. I am so thankful to Michaela for her incredible coaching skills and positive influence. I just can’t recommend this swim school highly enough.

The swimming coaches are generally patient and professional. However, our experience was seriously impacted by Lisa. During a lesson, my child—who requires additional emotional support—became upset after struggling with a movement. I was already helping her out of the pool to calm down. Despite this, Lisa shouted my child’s name loudly on two occasions and told her not to cry and to “be quiet.” This behaviour was completely inappropriate. Yelling at a distressed child demonstrates a serious lack of empathy and professionalism, and is not acceptable from someone in a managerial role within a children’s learning environment.