All Sessions Will Be At Fred Barrett Arena beginning June 1st, 2026
Club Policies
Our club operates under a set of by-laws and policies that ensure a safe, inclusive, and well-managed environment for all skaters, coaches, and families. These guidelines outline our governance, membership rules, code of conduct, and day-to-day procedures to support a positive figure skating experience.
Disclaimer
Registration will be closed for any sessions which become filled. The Club reserves the right to change categories or ice times at any time during the skating year, and cancel programs where minimum registration levels are not met. Rideau Skating Club is not required to make up lost time or compensate customers for closing arenas due to unforeseen circumstances.Skate Canada Registrant Fee
Skate Canada’s mission is to be a leader in the delivery of skating programs and to have a continuing legacy of champions. In order to achieve this goal, it is critical that best in class programs are developed and executed by Skate Canada, our clubs, skating schools and coaches. This is facilitated, in part, through the collection of a fee from all those who participate. The registrant fee is shared equally between Skate Canada and our Sections in carrying out our respective objectives.The Skate Canada Registrant Fee is collected from each participant in a Skate Canada program. The fee is collected once per year through the registrant's skating club. The fee provides the registrant with insurance while participating in a Skate Canada program and covers September 1 through August 31st
The Skate Canada fee is mandatory and non-refundable. The fee for the 2025-2026 season is $62.70 per registrant.Member Policies
Find the club's policies for members document at the link Member PoliciesSafe Sport
Rideau Skating Club follows Skate Canada’s National Safe Sport ProgramSee the program at Skate Canada Safe Sport Here
Rowan’s Law
The recognition of concussion in sport is coming to the forefront of injury in sport. More and more scientific and public press attention is paid to this injury, and our knowledge of the causation, effects and outcomes of concussion injury is expanding daily. Skate Canada and its medical team recognize the importance and need for athletes, parents, coaches and other team members to rapidly and appropriately recognize and respond to a concussion injury.
There are Skate Canada and Skate Canada Central Ontario policies currently available for parents, skaters and coaches to reference, and links for these are provided below.
Please note that this information is for general information purposes only. It is not intended to and does not constitute any medical advice and does not contain any medical diagnoses, symptom assessments or medical opinions.