2023-2024 Thedford Skating Club Registration 
Please ensure to fill out a form for each skater you are registering.

PROGRAMS DATES AND TIMES:

                                   WEDNESDAY                and              SATURDAY      

Intro-StarSkate        4:30 pm - 5:15 pm                          9:00 am - 9:55 am 

StarSkate                  5:15 pm - 6:05 pm                         10:50 am - 11:50 am 

CanSkate                  6:05 pm - 6:50 pm                          9:55 am - 10:40 am 

Pre-CanSkate          6:05 pm - 6:50 pm                          9:55 am - 10:40 am

Please make all cheques payable to the Thedford Skating Club and mail to PO Box 217, Thedford, Ontario N0M 2N0 or e-transfer to thedford.skating@gmail.com (use "registration" as answer to security question), please note registration is not complete or guaranteed until we receive full payment for registration fees unless other payment arrangements have been made with club. 

* Regular season begins October 4, 2023 to March 23, 2024. 

* Families with more than 2 children receive a discount of 50% off the session fee for additional children (not including Skate Canada Fee)

An additional $35.00 charge for NSF cheques.  The Thedford Skating Club reserves the right to cancel or change schedule due to weather and blackout dates.  Refunds will be given up to November 1, 2023 for session fees only, Skate Canada Fee is non-refundable.

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Emergency Contact:
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Emergency Contact Phone Number:
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Are you a new skater to Thedford Skating Club
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Is this your home Club?
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 If No, Name of home/previous club, Skate Canada number and last level completed:
Do you wish your child to be involved in the year-end Carnival? 
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Do you give permission for your child’s pictures to be taken and used? 

(in the local media/club website/newspaper/bulletin board, etc.)


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Is your child 10 years of age or older and interested in being a program assistant (PA)?

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Do you give permission for the club to contact you through your email address? (This is our primary way of contact with parents/skaters)


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Do you qualify for financial support to help with costs of registration, if so please contact us for more information.


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I, consent for the above skater to participate in the activities of the Thedford Skating Club and hereby release and forever discharge the Thedford Skating Club and its agents, being all coaches, directors, officers, volunteers, members, staff successors and/or assignees of and from all claims, damages, actions or causes of action arising by reason of the participation of the skater in skating or other club activities and from all claims or demands whatsoever in law or equity which I , my heir, executors, administrators or assignees can, shall or may have because of such participation. By selecting below, I have read and agreed to the above indicated registration, refund, liability and publicity consent policies and/or statements.
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Post Dated Cheques dated will be due on first day of skating, no exceptions unless you opt out and pay upfront for these items *
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Skater’s Code of Conduct

Skating is a competitive and individual sport which requires safe and courteous behaviour from all participants, on and off the ice.  Skaters need to be aware of one another and react predictably to ensure their own and other's safety.  Each skater is responsible for being aware of and practising the rules of etiquette and safety noted below.


GENERAL BEHAVIOUR

Due to insurance requirements, only registered Skate Canada members

are permitted on the ice, except in a medical emergency. Food, drink, and gum are not

permitted on the ice.  Water bottles are acceptable but must be left at the board. 

Glass bottles are prohibited. Spectators, including parents of skaters, may watch

from the stands or seating area, but not by the boards. They must refrain from conversing

with or offering direction to the skaters on the ice.  (If a skater needs more direction,

the coach should be consulted after the session and a plan developed to help the skater

become more independent.) The doors along the rink must be kept closed while a

session is in progress to ensure the safety of the skaters on the ice.  Sitting on the boards

is not permitted. Skaters must clear the ice promptly at the end of each session.

BEHAVIOUR ON THE ICE

Skaters are expected to be skating at all times while on the ice.  They are expected to get up

promptly after a fall in order to keep pathways clear for other skaters. The ice surface should

be used for practice and not for conversation.  Working in small groups with a coach’s

approval is acceptable. When practising routines, skaters must learn to maneuver around other

skaters and still complete jumps, spins and footwork successfully.  The skater whose music is

playing at that time has the right of way.  Calling out “Excuse me!” or “Heads up!” will

alert other skaters to get out of the way. Foul language, yelling, abusive or aggressive behaviour,

including kicking holes in the ice is prohibited and will result in loss of club privileges.

SKATE CANADA POSITION STATEMENT ON BULLYING taken from www.info.skatecanada.ca

Skate Canada strongly condemns bullying, will not tolerate bullying by any of its members and is committed to raising awareness of this issue and preventing and eliminating bullying behaviour within Skate Canada.  Skate Canada recongnizes that bullying can have a serious adverse impact on personal dignity, self-esteem, confidence, personal safety, performance, enjoyment of skating and of life itself.

All Skate Canada members have the right to participate in a safe, supportive and caring environment free from harassment and they have the responsibility to contribute to the protection and maintenance of this environment.

Bullying is a form of personal harassment and includes physical or verbal abuse that occurs once or repeatedly and may involve an imbalance of power.  Bullying is intended to hurt and humiliate the victim and my include:

Insulting or derogatory remarks or gestures

Rude or vulgar language or gestures

Shouting, yelling, swearing, name calling

Persistent unwarranted criticism

Public ridicule

Verbal, written or physical threats and intimidation

Hitting, kicking, pushing or other types of forceful physical contact

Bullying may occur in person or through electronic means including email, texting and social media.

If a Skating Club member has experienced bullying behaviour, or has witnessed another member being bullied, the member may submit a complaint to the Complaint Review Officer at the Skate Canada national office as per the process in the Skate Canada Membership Complaints, Hearing and Investigation Procedures Policy. Skate Canada recommends that all of its member clubs and skating schools post this document on their club/school notice boards and/or website and make it available for members upon request.  Every member club and skating school will inform its athletes, coaches, officials, and volunteers of this document and will encourage victims of bullying, and the parents of victims of bullying, to bring forward these items as per the above mentioned process so that all necessary and reasonable steps to stop and prevent bullying behaviour can be taken.


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