What age can join this class?

Participants must be at least 8 years old to join the invite-only Kids Precision Team.

Do I need a Skate Victoria membership?

Yes—Skate Victoria membership must be obtained prior to attending your first lesson.

What should my child bring?

Bring your own skates, water, and appropriate protective gear; arrive 15 minutes early to prepare.

Is equipment provided?

No—participants are required to bring their own skates; rink entry is included in the booking.

How many skaters per session?

Groups are limited to a maximum of 14 skaters to ensure focused coaching and safety.

What happens if my child is ill?

Cancellations within 24 hours for illness or injury will be rescheduled or refunded; change-of-mind cancellations are not refundable.

Precision on Wheels: Kids’ Invite-Only Artistic Precision Skate Class in Sunshine North

Sunshine Roller Skating Centretttttt in Sunshine North, Victoria, Australia becomes a small arena of exactness and youth energy each Wednesday when the invite-only Kids Precision Team meets. This one-hour session, run through The Skate Studio, is designed for skaters aged eight and up who want more than casual laps: it’s about timing, formations, and the clean geometry of synchronized movement on wheels. The room hums with music, the floor answers with predictable roll, and skaters learn to read each other’s lines as much as their coach’s count.

The class centers on a smooth rink surface, rink boards for edge practice, and the shared discipline of precision skating. With a maximum group size of 14, Coach Victorian leads sequences that emphasize rhythm, edge control, and spatial awareness—skills that translate to performances and stronger recreational skating. Practically minded drills alternate with choreography, so participants graduate through basics into coordinated crossovers, line changes, and small-group formations.

What makes this offering stand out in the Melbourne western suburbs is its focus and exclusivity. Unlike open sessions where free skate dominates, this is an instructional team environment that prioritizes cohesion and timing. The invite-only model helps maintain progress: coaches can tailor feedback, and families find a steady, skill-forward environment for their developing skaters. The class also plugs kids into a wider community; The Skate Studio collects media releases and maintains safety protocols aligned with Skate Victoria membership requirements, which must be arranged before attending.

Practical details matter here. Rink entry and one hour of coached precision work are included; skaters must bring their own skates and water, and arrive 15 minutes early to lace up. The program’s risk waiver and COVID-safe declaration are explicit, reflecting a professional approach to safety and community standards. Cancellations within 24 hours for illness or injury are eligible for reschedule or refund—change-of-mind cancellations are not.

For parents and young athletes, this class is a place to build confidence through repetition, to learn the tidy language of synchronised skating, and to make friendships grounded in practice rather than showmanship alone. It’s a focused after-school commitment that sharpens coordination, timing, and presence on the rink.

If you’re looking for a structured, performance-minded youth skating program in Sunshine North, this Artistic Club precision class offers concentrated coaching in a small-team setting—a clear step up for skaters ready to train together and skate as one.

About The Skate Studio

The Skate Studio, based in Sunshine North, Victoria, delivers structured roller-skating lessons across multiple western Melbourne venues. The business offers a mix of private lessons, kids classes, skills and fundamentals sessions, specialised two-on-one coaching, and artistic club training tailored to different ages and abilities. Coaches include Kevin, Victoria, and Craig, each leading specific sessions such as private coaching at Sunshine Rink and group classes in Tarneit, Hoppers Crossing, and Altona Meadows.

Sessions focus on essential skating skills — balance, stopping, turning — while advanced classes teach spins, footwork, jumps, freestyle, dance, and figures. Victoria provides specialised support for skaters with ASD and ADHD, and other instructors deliver personalised lessons for beginners through experienced skaters. Classes are designed to build confidence, improve technique, and promote safety in a supportive environment.

The Skate Studio runs recurring weekly offerings with clear session types: private classes, open-age fundamentals, kids classes, and artistic precision and advanced groups. Private and specialised two-on-one lessons allow more focused progress, while group classes emphasize teamwork and synchronized movement for younger skaters. Locations and session times vary by coach and venue.

The Skate Studio positions itself as a local, coach-driven provider focusing on skill development and inclusive instruction. Parents and skaters looking for targeted skating lessons in western Melbourne can find options across Sunshine Rink, Tarneit, Hoppers Crossing, and Altona Meadows. Bookings are arranged per session and specified coach availability.

Class descriptions, schedules, and coach profiles are available for each session to help families choose the right lessons quickly online or by phone.