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  • K-4 Skating

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    Kindergarten to Grade 4 students will be skating in January!

    On or about January 22-25, our Kindergarten to Grade 4 classes will be skating at the Dale Fisher Arena. If we need to change the date due to inclement weather we will let you know as soon as possible. Each grade will have a half-hour time slot on the ice in which they will be participating in learn-to-skate activities and games that are appropriate for their ability level.

    The schedule is available, but please check closer to the date to confirm the times. 

    Permission

    If your child skated in November, you do not have to complete the permission form again.

    Kindergarten parents, please complete the PowerSchool permission form by 3:00 pm on January 19, or your child will not be able to attend.

    Skating Information

    All students must have a current CSA-approved helmet. For example hockey helmets, downhill skiing helmets or horseback riding helmets – absolutely NO BIKE HELMETS will be allowed. A cage is recommended but is not mandatory for skating. Depending on skill level, the Gr.3 and 4 classes may have an opportunity to bring hockey sticks to the January session. Your child’s teacher will let you know if or when hockey sticks are allowed. Full cages are required for hockey.

    The school does have limited skates and helmets that can be borrowed by students should they find they do not have skates that fit or a helmet meeting the CSA requirement. All students must wear their outdoor jackets while skating.  Gloves or mittens also are a must – they keep fingers warm and offer a bit of protection from falls!  Ski pants are also encouraged, especially with younger skaters.

    All classes are required to have supervision on and off the ice. If you can volunteer during your child’s skating time, please let your teacher know. A Volunteer Permission Form is available on PowerSchool.

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