Inspiring The Future on Skates

Newmarket Skating Club

IMPORTANT Dates

Mark Your Calendars!

We’re excited to announce that the 2026–2027 season schedules will be available by August 4, 2026.

First Skating Day

The first day of skating for the season will be Thursday, September 10, 2026.

CanSkate Schedule

CanSkate will be offered on:

Monday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Registration Dates

CanSkate & Bronze
Opens August 17, 2026, at 9:30 a.m.

Silver & Gold Registration (Staggered Registration)

August 17 at 9:30 a.m. – Members registering for 5 or more sessions
August 18 at 9:30 a.m. – Members registering for 4 or more sessions
August 19 at 9:30 a.m. – Members registering for 3 or more sessions
August 20 – Registration opens to all members
August 24 – Registration opens to non-members

This staggered registration process will help ensure skaters are placed in the appropriate sessions. Please note that session capacities will be limited.

Stay tuned for the full schedule release on August 4. We look forward to another fantastic skating season!

FALL/WINTER DRYLAND SCHEDULE TBA

Fall/Winter On Ice Schedule TBA

Celebrate the Magic of Figure Skating With Us!

Our Skating Club

The Newmarket Skating Club is a welcoming community dedicated to fostering a love of skating through quality instruction and supportive programs for all ages and skill levels. We offer a comprehensive range of skating opportunities from recreational sessions to competitive training, guided by experienced coaches in a positive learning environment. Our club celebrates individual achievement while building lasting friendships and memories on the ice.

ABOUT US

Summer registration is now closed

Training camp and Summer Camp schedule will be given out the first week of camp on Monday mornings

There is NO DRYLAND SESSIONS for evening programming
Tuesday and Thursday evening

Sessions Tuesday PM

5-5:50- Bronze
6-6:50-Canskate
7-7:50 Silver/Gold /Adult

Sessions Thursday PM

5-6:20-Bronze
6:30-7:50-Silver/Gold

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Program Qualifications-Season 2026/2027

To ensure skaters are registered in the appropriate program level, the following qualifications apply:

Gold: Skaters must be able to consistently land two different double jumps.
Silver A: Skaters must be able to consistently land an Axel.
Silver B: Skaters must be able to consistently land a Loop and a Flip, and be actively working on an Axel.
Bronze: Skaters should be working on STAR 1 and a Loop.
Pre-Bronze: Skaters must have successfully transitioned from CanSkate and be ready to begin the STARSkate program.

These guidelines help ensure skaters are placed in the program that best supports their development and success.

Please Note: Skaters may move to a different session during the season with approval from the Skating Director, as their skills progress and space permits. If you are unsure which program is the best fit for your skater, please contact us before registering.

Build Essential Skating Skills – For All Ice Sports

Figure Skating

Skaters develop precise edge work, timing, and strength while learning to combine technical elements with musical interpretation and performance skills.

Hockey or Ringette

Hockey and ringette are exciting ice sports that help skaters develop essential skills including speed, agility, and precise puck or ring control using specialized sticks.

Speed Skating

Skaters build strong leg muscles, cardiovascular fitness, and precise body positioning while learning to maintain maximum speed through turns and straightaways.

Recreational Skating

Participants develop fundamental skating skills while improving core strength and spatial awareness in a relaxed, non-competitive environment.

Our Learn-to-Skate & STAR Skating Programs

Pre-CanSkate is designed for children (ages 3-5yrs), with the focus on helping skaters develop balance and coordination with an emphasis on having fun through the use of music, games and toys.

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CanSkate is designed for all ages (although age 5yrs+ is a guideline), with the focus is on fun, participation and basic skill development that can be used for figure skating, hockey, ringette and synchronized skating.

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Unique in Canada, this program teaches figure skating skills in a group and/or private lesson format and includes specifically designed awards and incentives. Skaters may take Skate Canada Tests through a nationally standardized testing system.

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