Learn to Skate Class C (Ages 5-10 ) Winter 2026 Mondays (Outdoors)No full spots available
This is a fun introductory class for children with limited to no skating experience. It is designed to help little ones become comfortable on the ice. Participants will learn basic skating skills through fun and age appropriate drills, games and activities.
**Participants should dress according to weather. Snow pants, winter gloves and jackets are recommended. CSA approved hockey helmets or a winter sport helmet is mandatory for all participants. The program will cancel at -25 degrees Celsius with the wind chill . Participants will be notified of make up classes .
Parents are required to stay rink side during the program .
Location: Pleasure Rink (Please arrive 15 minutes prior to start time and meet at the pleasure rink )
Sportball Multisport 3.5-5 years PM Winter 2026 Mondays (Indoors)3 spots available
Sportball Multi-Sport skills development programs introduce preschool and primary school children to the concepts and skills involved in the core sports of the Sportball methodology. Classes are conducted once a week in one-hour sessions, using developmentally appropriate methods to introduce, practice, and refine gross motor skills. The programs reinforce the benefits of teamwork and skills development rather than the importance of winning, which enables children to gain confidence and develop the social skills necessary to succeed in sport and life. This class is appropriate for all levels!
Equipment needed: water bottle
Please arrive early enough to ensure that class can start on time
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Learn to Skate Class A (Ages 5-10 ) Winter 2026 Mondays (Outdoors)No full spots available
This is a fun introductory class for children with limited to no skating experience. It is designed to help little ones become comfortable on the ice. Participants will learn basic skating skills through fun and age appropriate drills, games and activities.
**Participants should dress according to weather. Snow pants, winter gloves and jackets are recommended. CSA approved hockey helmets or a winter sport helmet is mandatory for all participants. The program will cancel at -25 degrees Celsius with the wind chill . Participants will be notified of make up classes .
Parents are required to stay rink side during the program .
Location: Pleasure Rink (Please arrive 15 minutes prior to start time and meet at the pleasure rink )
School ReservationUnlimited spots available
Little Ballerina 4-6 Yrs Session 2 Fall 2025 (Indoors)3 spots available
Focusing on storytelling, imagination and play this class will teach ballet basics with an emphasis on fun and creativity. Technique, play, performance and expression mingle together perfectly to create a positive and energetic learning environment. Please dress in something you can move in. Tutu’s and ballet slippers are not required (they are more than welcome) but please no socks.
Sportball Parent and Tot 2 to 3.5 years AM (Parented) Winter 2026 Mondays (Indoors)8 spots available
Parent & Child programs teach children important introductory physical skills and help them develop confidence in their abilities. The program also helps adults understand proven teaching techniques that can be applied outside of Sportball classes. Classes focus on refining, rehearsing, and repeating skills and playing games in a fun, creative, and non‐competitive environment. Classes are conducted once a week in 45‐minute sessions – just the right length of time for active little minds and bodies. This class is appropriate for all levels!
Equipment needed: water bottle
Please arrive early enough to ensure that class can start on time.
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Sportball Multisport 3.5-5 years AM Winter 2026 Mondays (Indoors)10 spots available
Sportball Multi-Sport skills development programs introduce preschool and primary school children to the concepts and skills involved in the core sports of the Sportball methodology. Classes are conducted once a week in one-hour sessions, using developmentally appropriate methods to introduce, practice, and refine gross motor skills. The programs reinforce the benefits of teamwork and skills development rather than the importance of winning, which enables children to gain confidence and develop the social skills necessary to succeed in sport and life. This class is appropriate for all levels!
Equipment needed: water bottle
Please arrive early enough to ensure that class can start on time
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Triple Fun 3-5 Yrs Session 2 Winter 2026 (Indoors)12 spots available
Students are introduced to three aspects of performing arts: singing, acting and dancing in a playful environment. They will learn simple songs and use popular stories with a hint of their own imagination to create mini-musical plays weekly. Costumes are also provided for dress up fun! Please dress in something you can move in. (No socks please)
Zebra Robotics Game Development & Robotics Half Day PD Day Camp AM (May 15/ 26)10 spots available
Robotics -Age Group (Grades 1-8)
Grade (1,2,3) Students learn about simple and compound machines and how to power, control and code them while building moving LEGO models powered by motors and battery packs. This is great for learning new mechanical concepts, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills!
Grade (4,5,6) Students will learn robot navigation, mechanics and how robots react to the environment.
Game Development (Grade 3-9)
Minecraft Adventure - Using Minecraft Education students to plan, design, and build games. Within the Minecraft environment, students understand fundamental concepts like variables, conditional statements, and loops, laying the groundwork for future programming.
Scratch Coding - Students will create interactive stories, games, and animations.
Roblox - Students use the text-based programming language, Lua, to code games and learn programming concepts like scripts, variables, conditional statements, and functions
Zebra Robotics Game Development & Robotics Half Day PD Day Camp PM (May 15/ 26)10 spots available
Robotics -Age Group (Grades 1-8)
Grade (1,2,3) Students learn about simple and compound machines and how to power, control and code them while building moving LEGO models powered by motors and battery packs. This is great for learning new mechanical concepts, hand-eye coordination, and fine motor skills!
Grade (4,5,6) Students will learn robot navigation, mechanics and how robots react to the environment.
Game Development (Grade 3-9)
Minecraft Adventure - Using Minecraft Education students to plan, design, and build games. Within the Minecraft environment, students understand fundamental concepts like variables, conditional statements, and loops, laying the groundwork for future programming.
Scratch Coding - Students will create interactive stories, games, and animations.
Roblox - Students use the text-based programming language, Lua, to code games and learn programming concepts like scripts, variables, conditional statements, and functions