Mount Boucherie Skating Club
2760 Cameron Road, West Kelowna, BC Mount Boucherie Recreation Complex
CanSkate Tots (ages 3-4)
Registration Information
8 Classes - Mondays
March 31 - May 19
Mondays 6:00 - 6:30pm
$135.00
The focus of this class is to teach 3 - 4 year olds how to skate within a relaxed & fun atmosphere. Groups are kept small, so that as much individual attention as possible is given to the young skaters. Classes are 30 minutes in length.
CanSkate Tots is a class designed to introduce young children to skating. During this 30 minute class your child will learn the basics of balance, falling down, getting up and some basic forward and backward skating skills. Classes are designed to be fun, and will be taught by an NCCP certified professional coach.
CanSkaters must wear a fitted CSA approved hockey helmet, gloves/mittens, layered clothes that allow for freedom of movement and properly fitted skates. Parents must remain in the building during your child’s lesson.
NOTE: Skates, CSA Approved Helmet, Gloves and warm clothing are required. (Due to SkateCanada regulations and insurance coverage skaters without helmets will not be permitted on the ice, parents are not allowed to accompany skaters on the ice)
No refunds except for medical reasons, with a doctor’s certificate. Refunds will be in the form of ‘credits’ and will be subject to a $35 Administration Fee..
PLEASE NOTE:
No refunds without a doctors note once classes have started
VERY IMPORTANT - HELMETS ARE REQUIRED
Helmets are required for all our Tots, CanSkate, Pre Hockey and Pre Figure Skating Classes. Only CSA Approved hockey or ski/snowboard type helmets are allowed. NO BIKE helmets which are considered to be single impact helmets. We recommend Canadian Tire, they have a fantastic selection of helmets, skates and other protective equipment.
VERY IMPORTANT - RECOMMENDED SKATES
It's very important that skaters have well fitting skates when registering for this class. We recommend any of the skates at the link below. Skates need to fit well and have adequate ankle support. Skater should be able to stand off the ice without ankles falling inwards.
