• No food , gum, or drink on the ice including in the players' bench areas
• Loose or baggy clothing and jeans are not appropriate
• If you are involved in a group or private lesson it is the skater's job to be on the ice at the correct time-coaches will not go looking for skaters
• No lying on the ice. If you fall get back up immediately.
• No rough housing or playing tag.
• Be aware what is happening on the ice at all times. Do not interfere with other skaters who are working on solos, skills and dances.  Skaters in a lesson with a coach have the right of way.
• No standing in the middle of the ice. If you are not skating then you must be against the boards as not to impede another skater's progress.
• Watch for and respect each other in terms of ice etiquette
• Be responsible for cleaning up garbage at the boards and in the dressing room.

For parents:

• Parents are not to be on the ice at any time. Our insurance does not cover parents.
• The door to the ice surface is to be shut at all times
• If there is a problem with a skater the coach or the program assistant will bring the skater to his/her parents.
• Parents must not hang over the glass and yell at the skaters or the Program Assistants.
• If there is a problem with a coach or program assistant please go to the coach prior to or after the ice session. You may also see a member of the executive.
• Any concerns with your own skater should be addressed with the coach.
• Do not leave children unattended during skating sessions
• Please have your skater at the rink and rady to go on the ice for the start of the session.
• Please use caution/discretion when entering the dressing rooms as skaters are changing after sessions.

 For all-Skating Attire

• Hockey helmets are strongly recommended for all beginnig skaters
• Clothing should provide warmth, allow for movement and provide some protection from falls
• Layering of sweatshirts, sweaters, ski jackets, warm waterproof pants and long underwear or leotards is recommended
• Warm mittens or gloves are a musr
• Long scarves are not allowed
• Snowsuits are fine for the younger skaters as long as theydo not drag on the ice
• No belly baring tops or jeans
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