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Lesson Information

Learn to skate with enthusiastic, caring instructors who make lessons fun and engaging.

  • Lessons are available for all ages, from 2.5 years to adult. 
  • Small class sizes help participants build skills, confidence, and independence on the ice.
  • Our lessons focus on movement, physical literacy, and Fit for Life principles. 
  • Participants practise skills along the "Pathway to Success," a route around the edge of the ice that encourages continuous movement. 
  • Instructors lead participants around the pathway while teaching and reinforcing skating skills.

Research shows that staying active during lessons can help participants learn skills more effectively and improve their skating progress.

Registration

You can register for one lesson set at a time. This helps ensure participants meet the required skill level and gives more people access to lessons.
 

Prerequisites are required to register.

If your account does not show a prerequisite, visit a public skating session for a free assessment.

If you have taken skating lessons elsewhere, contact Moody Park Arena and provide your report cards. Staff will review your skating level and add the appropriate prerequisite to your account.

Please do not register in a lower level if you are missing a prerequisite. Once lessons begin, we may not be able to move you to the correct class.

Register Online

Activity outcomes

You must complete the required activity outcome before registering for the next level.

Results are posted to your online account after the second-to-last lesson in your current lesson set.

To view your results:

  1. Log in to your client profile.
  2. Select Activity Outcomes.
  3. Review your completed level and next eligible registration level.

Login to see your Client Profile

Arena Etiquette

Guidelines for positive and respectful experience.

  • Be respectful to staff and other patrons.
  • Follow staff instructions. They are doing their job to keep everyone safe.
  • Be prepared to show proof-of-payment at drop-in sessions.
  • Do not enter the ice surface until the skate attendant opens the gate.
  • Leave the ice surface when instructed at the end of the session.
  • Children under 7 must be accompanied by a caregiver (16+ years) who stays and supervises during the session.
  • Children 10 and under must wear a CSA approved helmet.
  • Helmets are strongly recommended for all skaters and are available to borrow on a first-come, first-served basis.
  • Skate aids are for beginner skaters only.
  • Wheelchairs and strollers are permitted on the ice if the occupant is wearing a helmet and is properly strapped in.
  • Wearing of child carriers is not permitted on the ice.
  • Either skates or corkers must be worn on the ice surface.
  • Raising your skate above knee level will not be tolerated. This includes figure skating, carrying children with skates on, and sitting on the boards.
  • Reckless behaviours, including (but not limited to) playing tag, spinning, snow gathering, and skating at excessive speed, are not acceptable.
  • Activities will be determined by staff and will only be set up when staff feels they are safe and appropriate.
  • Hockey will not be setup at every public skate. When hockey is setup by staff, only fully plastic sticks and foam pucks will be used in the designated area.
  • No lessons or private coaching is permitted at public sessions.
  • Playing lacrosse or hockey in the lobby is not permitted.
  • No smoking inside or within 7.5 metres of the facility entrance
  • Only assistance animals are allowed inside the facility.