Program Registrations

Approval from program director required. Group learn to figure skate: athletes 4-9 years of age.

This is an introductory learn to figure skate program for highly motivated skaters choosing to learn at an accelerated level. This program is intended as an introduction to competitive figure skating.

Approval from program director required. Group learn to figure skate: athletes 4-9 years of age.

This is an introductory learn to figure skate program for highly motivated skaters choosing to learn at an accelerated level. This program is intended as an introduction to competitive figure skating.

Approval from program director required.

Figure skating - Star 1, 2, 3. Our program includes on-ice and off-ice group development, private or semi-private lessons with a coach (at an additional cost) and independent practice time. 

Figure skating - Star 4, 5, 6, 7

Athletes will receive off-ice and on-ice group development, private or semi-private lessons from a coach (at an additional cost) and independent practice time. 

For high-performance athletes skating at Extreme Edge and Sherwood Park. Please contact SPSC to book Friday and Saturday ice time.

Star 5, Pre-Juvenile, & Juvenile

Figure Skating - Star 8, 9, 10, Gold

Skating at EESC full time.

For high-performance athletes skating at Extreme Edge and Sherwood Park. Please contact SPSC to book the remainder of your ice time.

Pre-Novice, Novice, Junior, Senior Competitive.

Adaptive Group Skating Lessons for children with special needs:

• All classes begin with a 15 minute off-ice warm-up class
• Skaters permitted on ice with aide accompaniment only
• CSA approved hockey helmets mandatory

Skating Aides are required for each skater:

Aides will accompany their skater during off-ice warm-up and on-ice lessons to help ensure the safety and enjoyment of participants. A parent, relative, family friend or current aide can act as a skating aide as long as they meet the criteria listed below:

• Must have proficient skating skills
• Be strong enough to hold the weight of the skater
• Wear a helmet and be 18+ years of age
  • Provide their information with the registration form

Aides must be present at each lesson.

Adaptive Group Skating Lessons for children with special needs:

• Skaters should already know how to push and glide and be able to skate around the rink without holding an assistant.
• All classes begin with a 15 minute off-ice warm-up class
• Skaters permitted on ice with aide accompaniment only
• CSA approved hockey helmets mandatory

Skating Aides are required for each skater:

Aides will accompany their skater during off-ice warm-up and on-ice lessons to help ensure the safety and enjoyment of participants. A parent, relative, family friend or current aide can act as a skating aide as long as they meet the criteria listed below:

• Must have proficient skating skills
• Be strong enough to hold the weight of the skater
• Wear a helmet and be 18+ years of age
  • Provide their information with the registration form

Aides must be present at each lesson.

Group skating lessons for beginners. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for children 4-14 years of age who are already able to push and glide around the rink without assistance. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for beginners. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for children 4-14 years of age who are already able to push and glide around the rink without assistance. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for beginners. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for beginners. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for children 4-14 years of age who are already able to push and glide around the rink without assistance. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for children 4-14 years of age already able push and glide around the rink without assistance. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for beginners. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for children 4-14 years of age who are already able to push and glide around the rink without assistance. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for beginners. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Group skating lessons for children 4-14 years of age who are already able to push and glide around the rink without assistance. CSA approved hockey helmets, hockey or figure skates, and gloves are required.

Adaptive Group Skating Lessons for children with special needs:

• All classes begin with a 15 minute off-ice warm-up class
• Skaters permitted on ice with aide accompaniment only
• CSA approved hockey helmets mandatory

Skating Aides are required for each skater:

Aides will accompany their skater during off-ice warm-up and on-ice lessons to help ensure the safety and enjoyment of participants. A parent, relative, family friend or current aide can act as a skating aide as long as they meet the criteria listed below:

• Must have proficient skating skills
• Be strong enough to hold the weight of the skater
• Wear a helmet and be 18+ years of age
  • Provide their information with the registration form

Aides must be present at each lesson.

Adaptive Group Skating Lessons for children with special needs:

• Skaters should already know how to push and glide and be able to skate around the rink without holding an assistant.
• All classes begin with a 15 minute off-ice warm-up class
• Skaters permitted on ice with aide accompaniment only
• CSA approved hockey helmets mandatory

Skating Aides are required for each skater:

Aides will accompany their skater during off-ice warm-up and on-ice lessons to help ensure the safety and enjoyment of participants. A parent, relative, family friend or current aide can act as a skating aide as long as they meet the criteria listed below:

• Must have proficient skating skills
• Be strong enough to hold the weight of the skater
• Wear a helmet and be 18+ years of age
  • Provide their information with the registration form

Aides must be present at each lesson.