With the Province of Ontario moving into Lockdown on December 26, 2020, we regrettably must put all sessions on hold until at least January 25, 2021.
We will provide more information as we get closer to that date and when we have better direction from the Province, Huron Perth Public Health, the Municipality of South Huron and Skate Ontario.
Decisions regarding refunds will not be determined until the end of the season. We thank you for your patience.
Please watch your emails, Facebook, and this site for updates. We are all hopeful that the COVID-19 situation in our region will improve to the point that restrictions will be lifted and we will be able to welcome our skaters back to the ice to continue this unprecedented season.
Registration is Monday, September 14: 6:30-8:00 p.m. at South Huron Recreation Centre, in the Lobby.
In order to prepare for registration, please download and complete all of the forms on our REGISTRATION page. Bring the completed forms and cheques (no cash) to registration on September 14.
COVID safety guidelines will be in place during Registration, so please ensure you wear a mask and follow the procedures which will be clearly marked out that evening for everyone to follow.
In these uncertain times for our organization, our communities and our world, we want to assure our Skate Canada family that we are all in this together.
This is an unprecedented time for all of us and there is no playbook to refer to. We need to follow the lead of our government officials and health care authorities and do our part to overcome this pandemic together.
We know our community is eager to get back on the ice and resume skating activities. Several provincial governments have released frameworks for reopening services and lifting restrictions on physical/social distancing. As a result, effective immediately, we have lifted the suspension of Skate Canada activities, with limitations.
For skating to resume the below restriction must be adhered to:
Skate Canada sections, clubs and skating schools can resume only if permitted by the jurisdiction they are located in. This means that all members and registrants must follow the precautions outlined by their provincial and municipal governments and their local venue operators.
As the COVID-19 response varies from location to location, there is no standard approach that applies to all clubs and schools. However, Skate Canada has developed Return to Skating Guidelines. The guidelines follow recommendations from the Public Health Agency of Canada to help limit the spread of COVID-19 and ensure all participants feel safe while participating in skating activities.
Since each province’s reopening plan differs, it is the responsibility of the section, club, skating school and coach to abide by the various requirements outlined by their governments. The timeline for reopening will vary depending on your jurisdiction, so not all clubs and skating schools will be able to resume collectively.
It is imperative that all clubs, skating schools and coaches reach out to their Section to inquire about provincial regulations and how skating is affected in your area. Skate Canada and all Sections are working together to find the way forward and will regroup regularly to ensure inquiries are addressed.
As information is released and further best practices for facilitating skating are developed, we will continue to update the community. As a reminder, due to the fluidity of COVID-19, Skate Canada has created a dedicated webpage as a primary resource for our members and registrants.
Thank you for taking the necessary precautions and doing what you can to limit the spread of COVID-19. By working together and going the extra mile, as an organization and as neighbours, we can make a difference.
Recently two of our skaters participated in their very firstSkate Canada tests! It takes a lot of hard work to prepare for these assessments! Congratulations to all our skaters who participated in our end of season test day!
Our competitive skaters have had a lot of success at competitions this winter; their hard work has earned them lots of medals and ribbons. We are very proud of them! Congrats, skaters!!
ExeterSC skaters competed in the STAR 1-4 London Great Lakes 2020 competition this weekend, and they are bringing home the hardware! Check out all the great pictures!
ExeterSC skaters have been having lots of fun this weekend at Super Series–La Salle. It has been a very successful competition, and we have really appreciated our very supportive fans!
We would like to express our sincere thanks to our generous sponsors who have supported the Exeter Skating Club during the 2019-2020 skating season. We encourage you to thank them and o join us in showing our appreciation for the businesses and organizations that support the Exeter Skating Club. We are extremely fortunate to be a part of such a generous and supportive community!
Gold Sponsors
Dairy Queen Exeter, Gregus Millwork Ltd., Sobeys Grand Bend,
🙏Thank you to our generous gold sponsors who have supported the Exeter Skating Club this skating season! We are extremely fortunate to be a part of a generous & supportive community.
Congratulations to two of our senior skaters who recently passed their Gold Artistic tests and are now Triple Gold Skate Canada test skaters! Well done, skaters!! pic.twitter.com/CBcoTWLyFA
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