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EnglishHow to Register for Saugeen Shores Skating Club Programs and Find the Schedule
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To register, start at saugeenshoresskatingclub.com and use the Registration & Schedule section in the site menu, or the Click Here to Register link in the home page's spring and summer skating notice. The site does not publish program dates, fees, or a downloadable schedule on the pages summarized here, so the registration link and the club email (shown on the site as [email protected]) are your two practical routes to current details.
Before You Register: Pick the Program
Registration is organized around the club's four program streams, so it helps to know which one fits your skater before you fill anything in.
| Program | Who it suits | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| CANSkate | Beginners of any age; youth and adult groups available | Skate Canada's flagship learn-to-skate program, taught progressively in group lessons by nationally certified coaches and program assistants |
| Pre-Star | Skaters who have completed the basics and want more | Group lessons on strength, speed, edges and turns, useful for hockey players and figure skaters alike, plus introductory jumps and spins |
| STARSkate | Skaters continuing from Pre-Star | Ice dance, skating skills, freeskate and interpretive skating, with progress measured through standardized tests evaluated by certified Skate Canada judges |
| SynchroSkate | Listed as a program on the site | Details are not described on the home page; confirm with the club |
If your skater is brand new, CANSkate is the entry point. If they can already skate and are weighing hockey against figure skating, Pre-Star is the bridge program the club describes for both paths.
Registration Steps
- Go to saugeenshoresskatingclub.com.
- Open Registration & Schedule from the main menu, or click the Click Here to Register link in the "Spring and Summer skating is here!" notice on the home page.
- Choose the program stream that matches your skater (see table above).
- Complete the registration form and submit it as directed on that page.
- Watch for confirmation and schedule details from the club. If nothing arrives, email [email protected] with your skater's name and the program you registered for.
Expected result: you receive confirmation of your skater's placement and their session times. Common snag: the home page promotes spring and summer skating specifically, so if you are looking for fall or winter sessions, check the Registration & Schedule page or email the club rather than assuming the same link covers every season.
Finding the Schedule and Location
The schedule lives in the same Registration & Schedule section as registration, which is why the two are grouped together. Skating locations are listed separately under Skating Locations in the menu — check that page before your first session so you arrive at the right rink. The site does not state fees or session times in the material available here, so treat any schedule you find as the authoritative source and confirm changes by email.
Who to Contact
The club lists a single contact channel on its home page: [email protected]. Use it for questions about which program fits, schedule changes, or registration problems. The site also names its coaches — Janet Dawson, Brittany Sanderson, Cathy Champagne-Baker, Tamara Fenton, Jessica Ronholm and Michelle Venne Wardrop — with a Coaches page in the menu if you want background before choosing a stream.