Program Registrations

Star 1-3 Session (31 weeks)

This 50 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 1,Star 2 and Star 3 levels.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

Changes to session times:

September 4 - new session time: 6:00-6:50 pm

September 11 - new session time: 6:00-6:50 pm

NOTE: Change of time and location for sessions in April - April 8, 15, 22, 29, 2020

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 5:30-6:20 pm

No Skating Days:: Nov 27, 2019; Dec 25, 2019; Jan 1, 2020; Apr 1, 2020

Star 4+ Session (32 weeks)

This 55 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 4 level and above.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

NOTE: Change of time and location for sessions in April:

April 1, 2020 - 

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 4:30-5:25 pm pm

April 8, 15, 22, 29, 2020 - 

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 6:30-7:25 pm pm

No Skating Days: Nov 27, 2019; Dec 25, 2019, Jan 1, 2020

Star 4+/Adult Session (32 weeks)

This 55 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 4 level and above including Adult Figure Skaters.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

NOTE: Change of time and location for sessions in April:

April 1, 2020 - 

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 4:30-5:25 pm pm

April 8, 15, 22, 29, 2020 - 

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 6:30-7:25 pm pm

No Skating Days: Nov 27, 2019; Dec 25, 2019, Jan 1, 2020

This off ice training is a weekly session (27 weeks). The instructor is to be determined.

This class is for skaters of all levels.

The class is 30 minutes in length.

Cancellation dates: Nov 27, 2019; Dec 25, 2019; Jan 1, 2020

Star 4+ Session (31 weeks)

This 60 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 4 level and above.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

Changes to session times:

February 27 - new session time: 5:30-6:30 pm

No Skating Days: Oct 31, 2019; Dec 26, 2019; Jan 9, 2020; Jan 30, 2020

Star 1-4 Session (31 weeks)

This 50 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 1, Star 2, Star 3 and Star 4 levels.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

Changes to session times:

February 27 - new session time: 6:30-7:20 pm

No Skating Days: Oct 31, 2019; Dec 26, 2019; Jan 9, 2020; Jan 30, 2020

This off ice training is a weekly session (31 weeks). The instructor is Dominique Hartley from AMPED Sports Lab.

This class is for skaters at all levels.

The class is 45 minutes in length.

Note: Changes in session times -

September 5, 2019: 6:30-7:15 pm

September 12, 2019: 6:30-7:15 pm

April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 2020: 6:30-7:15 pm

Cancellation dates: Oct 31, 2019; Dec 26, 2019; Jan 9, 2020; Jan 30, 2020 

Star 1+ Session (29 weeks)

This 50 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 1 level and above.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

NOTE: Change of time and location for sessions in April - April 17, 24, 2020

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 5:30-6:20 pm

No Skating Days: Nov 8, 2019; Dec 27, 2019; Jan 31, 2020; Apr 3, 2020; Apr 10, 2020

Star 1-4 Session (26 weeks)

This 80 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 1, Star 2, Star 3 and Star 4 levels.

This session consists of a 20 minute group skills development class followed by a 60 minute regular practice. The group skills class is coach led.

Skaters may practice any discipline during the regular practice time: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

No Skating Days: Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Feb 1, 2020

Star 5+ Session (26 weeks)

This 90 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 5 level and above.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills 

No Skating Days: Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Feb 1, 2020

Skater Development (26 weeks) 

This 20 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 3 level and above.

The format of this skater development will be group lessons with skaters working at their level on skating skills, spin technique, jump technique, and edges and turns. The content of the class will vary week to week.

Skaters will be encouraged to improve their existing skills and develop new skills. This interactive class will be both challenging and fun for all levels of skater.

No Skating Days: Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Feb 1, 2020

Star 3+ Session (26 weeks)

This 80 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 3 level and above.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills 

No Skating Days: Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Feb 1, 2020

This off ice training is a weekly session (25 weeks). The instructor is to be determined.

This class is for skaters at the Star 5 level and above.

The class is 45 minutes in length.

Cancellation dates: Oct 19, 2019; Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Feb 1, 2020

This off ice training is a weekly session (25 weeks). The instructor is to be determined.

This class is for skaters at the Future Stars level and above.

The class is 40 minutes in length.

Cancellation dates: Oct 19, 2019; Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Feb 1, 2020

Classes on April 6 and 13 will be at the Fred Barrett arena.

This off ice training is a weekly session (25 weeks). The instructor is to be determined.

This class is for skaters at the Star 3 level and above.

The class is 40 minutes in length.

Cancellation dates: Oct 19, 2019; Nov 9, 2019, Dec 28, 2019; Feb 1, 2020

Star 1+ Session (30 weeks)

This 50 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 1 level and above.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

NOTE: Change of time and location for sessions in April - April 6, 13, 20, 27, 2020

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 5:30-6:20 pm

No Skating Days: Oct 14, 2019; Dec 23, 2019; Dec 30, 2019; Feb 17, 2020

Star 1-3 Session (32 weeks)

This 80 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 1-3 level.

This session consists of a 60 minute regular practice followed by a 20 minute group skills development class. The group skills class is coach led.

Skaters may practice any discipline during the regular practice time: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

NOTE: Changes to session times:

September 10 - new session time: 5:30-6:50 pm

No Skating Days: Dec 24, 2019; Dec 31, 2019

Star 4+ Session (32 weeks)

This 80 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 4 level an higher.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

No Skating Days: Dec 24, 2019; Dec 31, 2019

This is a full-season CanSkate program (23 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 23 weeks. The program starts September 16, 2019 and ends on March 23, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Oct 14, 2019; Dec 23, 2019; Dec 30, 2019; Feb 10, 2020; Feb 17, 2020 

This is a full-season CanSkate program (25 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 25 weeks. The program starts September 17, 2019 and ends on March 24, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Dec 24, 2019; Dec 31, 2019; Feb 11, 2020

This is a full-season Pre-CanSkate program (25 weeks)

Our Pre-CanSkate program is designed to assist younger skaters to learn to skate. Participants learn to walk and gain balance to progress to gliding and then towards the fundamental movements on the ice.

Skaters will take part in a ten (10) minute off ice warm up (6:00-6:10 pm) and will then proceed to the ice for three (3) ten minute lessons (6:10-6:40 pm) with 3 different coaches. After the three lessons, the skaters will leave the ice (6:40 pm).

This program is for skaters that are 3 and 4 years old.

Skaters must be three (3) years of age by September 1, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (40 minutes) for 25 weeks. The program starts September 17 2019 and ends March 24, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all Pre-CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Dec 24, 2019; Dec 31, 2019; Feb 11, 2020

Future Stars Group Program (31 weeks) - formerly called Star Group

The Future Stars Group program is intended for skaters who have achieved CanSkate stage 3 and who want to "fast-track" into figure skating. 

The 60 minute program consists of:

a 20 minute coach led group class,

a 20 minute practice/private lesson time, and

a 20 minute coach led group skills development class.

No Skating Days: Dec 24, 2019; Dec 31, 2019

This is a full-season CanSkate program (24 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 24 weeks. The program starts September 18, 2019 and ends on March 25, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Nov 27, 2019; Dec 25, 2019; Jan 1, 2020; Feb 12, 2020

Future Stars Group Program (29 weeks) - formerly called Star Group

The Future Stars Group program is intended for skaters who have achieved CanSkate stage 3 and who want to "fast-track" into figure skating. 

The 50 minute program consists of:

a 30 minute coach led group class, and

a 20 minute practice/private lesson time.

No Skating Days: Nov 27, 2019; Dec 25, 2019; Jan 1, 2020; Apr 1, 2020

This is a full-season Pre-CanSkate program (24 weeks)

Our Pre-CanSkate program is designed to assist younger skaters to learn to skate. Participants learn to walk and gain balance to progress to gliding and then towards the fundamental movements on the ice.

Skaters will take part in a ten (10) minute off ice warm up (6:00-6:10 pm) and will then proceed to the ice for three (3) ten minute lessons (6:10-6:40 pm) with 3 different coaches. After the three lessons, the skaters will leave the ice (6:40 pm).

This program is for skaters that are 3 and 4 years old.

Skaters must be three (3) years of age by September 1, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (40 minutes) for 24 weeks. The program starts September 18 2019 and ends March 25, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all Pre-CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Nov 27, 2019; Dec 25, 2019; Jan 1, 2020; Feb 12, 2020

This is a full-season CanSkate program (23 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 23 weeks. The program starts September 19, 2019 and ends on March 26, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Oct 31, 2019; Dec 26, 2019; Jan 9, 2020; Jan 30, 2020; Feb 27, 2020

Future Stars Group Program (29 weeks) - formerly called Star Group

The Future Stars Group program is intended for skaters who have achieved CanSkate stage 3 and who want to "fast-track" into figure skating. 

The 50 minute program consists of:

a 30 minute coach led group class,

a 20 minute practice/private lesson time.

No Skating Days: Oct 31, 2019; Dec 26, 2019; Jan 9, 2020; Jan 30, 2020

This is a full-season Pre-CanSkate program (23 weeks)

Our Pre-CanSkate program is designed to assist younger skaters to learn to skate. Participants learn to walk and gain balance to progress to gliding and then towards the fundamental movements on the ice.

Skaters will take part in a ten (10) minute off ice warm up (6:30-6:40 pm) and will then proceed to the ice for three (3) ten minute lessons (6:40-7:10 pm) with 3 different coaches. After the three lessons, the skaters will leave the ice (7:10 pm).

This program is for skaters that are 3 and 4 years old.

Skaters must be three (3) years of age by September 1, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (40 minutes) for 23 weeks. The program starts September 19 2019 and ends March 26, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all Pre-CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Oct 31, 2019; Dec 26, 2019; Jan 9, 2020; Jan 30, 2020; Feb 27, 2020

This is a half-season (Fall 2019) CanSkate program (13 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 13 weeks. The program starts September 20, 2019 and ends on December 20, 2019.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Nov 8, 2019

This is a full-season CanSkate program (22 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 22 weeks. The program starts September 21, 2019 and ends on March 21, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2018; Jan 18, 2020; Feb 1, 2020; Feb 22, 2020

This is a full-season Pre-CanSkate program (22 weeks)

Our Pre-CanSkate program is designed to assist younger skaters to learn to skate. Participants learn to walk and gain balance to progress to gliding and then towards the fundamental movements on the ice.

Skaters will take part in a ten (10) minute off ice warm up (9:00-9:10 am) and will then proceed to the ice for three (3) ten minute lessons (9:10-9:40 am) with 3 different coaches. After the three lessons, the skaters will leave the ice (9:40 am).

This program is for skaters that are 3 and 4 years old.

Skaters must be three (3) years of age by September 1, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (40 minutes) for 22 weeks. The program starts September 21, 2019 and ends March 21, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all Pre-CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Jan 18, 2020; Feb 1, 2020; Feb 22, 2020

This is a full-season CanSkate program (22 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 22 weeks. The program starts September 21, 2019 and ends on March 21, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Jan 18, 2020; Feb 1, 2020; Feb 22, 2020

Future Stars Group Program (24 weeks) - formerly called Star Group

The Future Stars Group program is intended for skaters who have achieved CanSkate stage 3 and who want to "fast-track" into figure skating. 

The 60 minute program consists of:

a 20 minute coach led group skills development class,

a 20 minute coach led group class, and

a 20 minute practice/private lesson time.

No Skating Days: Nov 9, 2019; Dec 28, 2019; Feb 1, 2020

Synchronized Skating (12 weeks)

This 50 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Future Stars level and above.

Skaters will form a team. The team will develop synchronized skating skills and elements. A program will be created to be performed at the RSC annual Fun Day on April 25, 2020.

NOTE: Change of time and location for sessions in April - April 17, 24, 2020

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 6:30-7:20 pm

No Skating Days: Jan 24, 2020; Jan 31, 2020; Mar 27, 2020; Apr 3, 2020; Apr 10, 2020

Star 1+ Session (APRIL - 5 weeks)

This 50 minute session is open to all skaters that are at the Star 1 level and above.

Skaters may practice any discipline: FreeSkate, Ice Dance, Skating Skills

March 30, 2020:

Mike O'Neil arena (Manotick) 6:00-6:50 pm

April 6, 13, 20, 27, 2020

Fred Barrett arena (Leitrim) 6:30-7:20 pm

No Skating Days: None

This is a full season Pre-Power CanSkate program (23 weeks)

Pre-Power CanSkate is an option for skaters who are not ready to enter a CanPowerSkate session. The prerequisite for CanPowerSkate is Stage 4 in CanSkate, or equivalent skill set.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

The CanSkate program is filled with fundamental “learn to skate” skills that will enable skaters to pursue the ice sport of their choice. Allowing skaters to wear the equipment required for their sport will better prepare them in their development.

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 23 weeks. The program starts on September 19, 2019 and ends on March 26, 2020.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Oct 31, 2019; Dec 26, 2019; Jan 9, 2020; Jan 30, 2020; Feb 27, 2020

This is a half-season (Fall 2019) Teen/Adult CanSkate Program (13 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be twelve (12) years of age by September 1, 2019.

Skaters will take part in a ten (10) minute off ice warm up (6:30-6:40 pm) and will then proceed to the ice for three (3) ten minute lessons (6:40-7:10 pm) with 3 different coaches. After the three lessons, the skaters will leave the ice (7:10 pm).

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (40 minutes) for 13 weeks. The program starts September 19 2019 and ends December 19, 2019.

No Skating Days: Oct 31, 2019

This is a half-season (Fall 2019) Pre-Power CanSkate program (13 weeks)

Pre-Power CanSkate is an option for skaters who are not ready to enter a CanPowerSkate session. The prerequisite for CanPowerSkate is Stage 4 in CanSkate, or equivalent skill set.

Skaters must be four (4) years of age by December 31, 2019.

The CanSkate program is filled with fundamental “learn to skate” skills that will enable skaters to pursue the ice sport of their choice. Allowing skaters to wear the equipment required for their sport will better prepare them in their development.

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (50 minutes) for 13 weeks. The program starts on September 20, 2019 and ends on December 20, 2019.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Nov 8, 2019

This is a half-season (Fall 2019) Teen/Adult CanSkate Program (13 weeks)

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters will take part in a ten (10) minute off ice warm up (6:00-6:10 pm) and will then proceed to the ice for three (3) ten minute lessons (6:10-6:40 pm) with 3 different coaches. After the three lessons, the skaters will leave the ice (6:40 pm).

Skaters must be twelve (12) years of age by September 1, 2019.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (40 minutes) for 13 weeks. The program starts on September 20, 2019 and ends on December 20, 2019.

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

No Skating Days: Nov 8, 2019

This is a half-season (Winter 2019) Teen/Adult CanSkate Program - 10 weeks

CanSkate is Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program for beginners of any age that teaches fundamental movements and basic skills. Skaters are taught in a group lesson format by a NCCP certified professional coach. CanSkate is designed for future figure, hockey, ringette, speed or recreational skaters. Participants earn badges as skills are mastered.

Skaters must be twelve (12) years of age by September 1, 2019.

Skaters will take part in a ten (10) minute off ice warm up (6:30-6:40 pm) and will then proceed to the ice for three (3) ten minute lessons (6:40-7:10 pm) with 3 different coaches. After the three lessons, the skaters will leave the ice (7:10 pm).

CSA approved hockey helmets are mandatory for all CanSkaters.

Skaters in this program will skate once per week (40 minutes) for 10 weeks. The program starts January 2, 2020 and ends March 26, 2020.

No Skating Days: Jan 9, 2020; Jan 30, 2020; Feb 27, 2020