Costume fees are included in the CanSkate and StarSkate fees.  

Star Skate students may incur additional fees throughout the season for testing fees, competition fees and competition coaching fees. 

Synchro teams are subject to additional fees for costume rental and competition fees. This will be offset as much as possible with fundraising. 

Fees

• No refunds will be issued after November 15, 2019 without a doctor's note.
• There will be a non-refundable $48.00 Skate Canada fee withheld from any refunds.
• There is a $35 charge on all NSF cheques.
• All fees must be paid in full, or all post-dated cheques must be received prior to skater being allowed to participate. 

Photos & Cell Phone Usage

• I give the Outlook Skating Club permission to publish photos or use the above skater’s name for promoting our club or club events.
• I understand that cell phones, video cameras or digital cameras are not allowed in the dressing rooms at any time during Can Skate, Star Skate, Power Skate or Synchro Skating. This rule applies to all skaters, parents, siblings and board members unless special permission is given by the skating coach.

Parent Code of Conduct

• Skate Canada is committed to ensuring that all skaters have the opportunity to participate in a safe and welcoming environment that
  is encouraging and promotes their overall development. Parents have an enormous influence on skaters’ experiences in the sport.
• The quality of a skater’s experience is determined by their relationships with parents and the manner in which parents conduct themselves in the Skate Canada environment.
• In this code “parents” shall refer to “parents and guardians”. This code applies to all parents who are members of Skate Canada or
  have children who are members of Skate Canada. Parents shall abide by this code at all times while participating in any Skate Canada
  club or school, competition, or activity.
• Parents shall refrain from any behaviour or comments which are profane, insulting, harassing, sexist, racist, abusive, disrespectful or otherwise offensive without hostility or violence.
• Parents shall emphasize the importance of values like sportsmanship, respect, cooperation, competition and teamwork to their son/daughter offering praise for competing fairly, participation and skill development.
• Parents shall model and encourage their son/daughter to maintain a healthy balance between skating and life. (e.g., school, other activities, social life, etc.)
• Parents shall model and encourage balanced, healthy food choices and subscribing to an active and healthy lifestyle.
• Parents shall set high, but reasonable expectations for their son/daughter’s participation in skating focusing on development and
  enjoyment for the child.
• Parents shall instill confidence in their son/daughter’s ability and skill development, always avoiding comparisons with other
  skaters.
• Parents shall celebrate the acquisition of skills and goals achieved by their son/daughter.
• Parents, along with the professional coach and the athlete, shall be considered members of a team whose main concern is the child’s overall progress and development. Parents shall respect that the professional coach is responsible and empowered for the on‐ice and off‐ice development of the athlete. A parent’s role shall be to take a healthy interest in their child’s progress and development and be responsible for the child’s nutrition, rest, adherence to off‐ice training regimen set by the coach or other fitness professional, overall health, life‐balance, and moral and emotional support.
• Parents shall ensure their son/daughter wears proper skating clothing and equipment.
• Parents shall never provide alcohol or drugs to minors in a Skate Canada environment.
• Parents shall never provide or advocate the use of performance enhancing drugs or substances.
• Parents shall avoid any conduct, which brings their club, skating school, Section or Skate Canada, into disrepute, including but not
  limited to abusive use of alcohol, non‐medical use of drugs and gambling.
• Parents shall openly support and uphold this code of conduct policy and take action and steps to ensure other parents follow and
  uphold this code of conduct policy.
• Parents shall adhere to the policies, procedures, rules, standards, and ethics of Skate Canada at all times.

Notice of Collection Statement

• Your privacy and the protection of your personal information is important to us. Your personal information is required to register you with Skate Canada in any capacity, including, without limitation, as a Skate Canada registrant, coach or in connection with your affiliation with a skating club or skating school and to administer various services, such as Skate Canada events. Your personal information may also be exchanged with Skate Canada affiliates which includes your local skating club or skating school or provincial association or section. By submitting this form, you expressly provide your consent to the sharing of your personal information with Skate Canada and as described herein for purposes of registration and receipt of national services delivered by Skate Canada. We adopt the 10 Fair Information Principles into our privacy program, and employ reasonable measures to protect against unauthorized
  access, processing, disclosure, alteration, destruction or loss of your personal information. See Skate Canada's Privacy Policy for more details.
  For further information or comments regarding our protection of your privacy, please contact Skate Canada at safesport@skatecanada.ca.                                              

Once you submit your application, please complete your payment via PayPal or mail your cheques to Outlook Skating Club  Box 1828  Outlook, SK. S0L2N0. 

Thank you!