Fall 2026 - October to December 2026
Our Fall skating session runs from October to December.
1. Review the Fall Schedule
Please review the Fall Season Calendar for all skating dates, program times and important club dates.
Space is limited, so programs will be filled in the order registrations are received.
2. Complete the Required Forms
Two forms are required for each skater:
Registration Form
Rowan’s Law Acknowledgement Form
Both forms must be completed, signed and returned together.
Please email completed forms to:
Your registration is complete once both forms and payment have been received.
3. Registration Fees
Full payment is requested at the time of registration. Payments plans are available as needed.
In addition to the skating program fee, the following fees apply:
Skate Canada / Skate Ontario Registration Fee – $65 per skater
This mandatory fee applies to all skaters and is non-refundable once registration closes.
Ontario Skaters’ Promotional Lottery – $40 per family
Each skating family will receive one booklet of lottery tickets to sell. The $40 booklet fee is paid with registration. Once the booklet has been completely sold, you keep the money collected and return the ticket stubs to the club to be entered into the draw. The deadline for returning ticket stubs will be announced in early 2027
4. Payment
Payment is accepted by e-transfer only.
Send e-transfer to:
Please include the skater’s full name in the message section of your e-transfer.
If you prefer to pay by cash, please contact us at sdfscpayments@gmail.com to make alternate arrangements.
The Registration Form also includes step-by-step instructions for completing your e-transfer and submitting your forms.
Important Information
Payment and both required forms must be received to complete registration.
Skaters with outstanding accounts will not be permitted on the ice until their account has been paid in full or a payment plan has been agreed upon.
Late registrations may be accepted at the discretion of the Board of Directors, subject to availability and session maximums