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  Drop In Policy

   Any club members wishing to have additional drop-in sessions will pay at the member rate and all drop-in sessions
need to be approved by the program director.
Any non-members wanting to skate on club sessions will be charged at the current non-member drop in rate. Drop
In availability must be approved by the Program Director. There is no guarantee of private lessons with club
coaches for drop-in sessions. Any skater wishing to bring their own coach on the ice will need approval by the
Program Director.

Program Assistant (PA) Policy

Our Learn to Skate programs constitute 80% of our membership and serve as the primary entry points into our
StarSkate programs. The revenue generated from these programs supports and subsidizes all other programming.
Program assistants play a crucial role in delivering successful and efficiently run Learn to Skate programs. Coaches
will determine age and level of skaters that will be required to fulfill PA requirements.
Skaters are required to volunteer for a minimum number of sessions that will be determined by the board at the
beginning of the season based on enrollment and coaching availability.
It is mandatory that all skaters complete the PA training clinic each year.
Each skater will receive a gift card at the end of the year based on the number of shifts they completed. This gift
card symbolizes the club’s appreciation of each PA’s time and commitment.
PA’s are responsible for initialing on the calendar when they arrive for their shift in order to be credited for the
shift.
PA’s are responsible for trading or finding someone to work their shift if they will be unavailable on the date
scheduled.
If a PA is late or missing, a $50 bond per incident will be applied on the parent’s account. The skater will also not
be allowed to skate on their next on ice class, and the parent will not be refunded for the missed ice session.
If a skater is unable to PA for the year , a buy-out of $300 applies.

Discipline Policy

All skaters must comply with the rules and regulations of GPSC and adhere to the Skate Canada Code of Ethics at all
times. Violations of these rules or the code of ethics will result in disciplinary action as detailed below: 
First warning will be verbal, between the Coach, Club President, skater and the skater’s parent/guardian. 
Second warning will be a written misconduct form, presented to the skater’s parent/guardian by the Coach
and/or the Club President. 
Third warning will be a one session suspension issued by the Coach with communication to the skater, the
skater’s parent/guardian, and Club President. 
A fourth and final warning will prompt the Club President to bring the issue to the GPSC Executive. This step
follows a verbal discussion involving the Coach, Club President, skater, and skater’s parent/guardian about this
course of action. The GPSC Executive will then determine the skater’s future with the Club. The decision will be
communicated in writing to the skater’s parent/guardian. Meanwhile, the skater’s participation in all sessions will
be on hold until the Board reaches a decision 
Breach of Skate Canada Code of Ethics or Grande Prairie Skating Club Rules and Regulations may result in
membership being suspended or cancelled at the discretion of the GPSC Executive. 

 

 

 

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