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Code of Conduct
The Santa Claus Parade is coming to Bloor St. Sunday, Nov. 15.
Our low test day will be taking place on Saturday, Dec.
19.
We still have spots available on our Open and Ice Dance
sessions.
Get our USC 2009/10 Fall/Winter Brochure and registration form here.
About Our Club
The University (Figure) Skating Club was founded in 1922 by members of the University of Toronto. Our home ice is the warm and near Olympic-sized Varsity Arena, centrally located in downtown Toronto. We are an adult-oriented club with a tradition in ice dancing. However, we do welcome freeskating on two of our sessions. We cater to all levels of ability.
Whether you are new to the sport or returning to it, our
club will appeal to you. Our relaxed and friendly atmosphere makes
everyone feel welcome. For those who are more serious about figure
skating, private lessons are available from our excellent coaching staff. Many of our skaters follow the
StarSkate test stream and are working on attaining Preliminary to
Diamond level in free skate, dance, interpretive and skating skills.
About Our Website
For up-to-the-minute information on test days, cancellations, competitions, shows and any other news of interest to USC members, please keep checking the Events page. For information about our open, in-house competition, please check the Max Gould page. All of our attachments open in the same window. Just click on the "Back" button to return to the website.
USC Code of Conduct
- Treat other members as you would like to be treated - with courtesy and respect. Be aware of what is going on around you on the ice. Do your best to share the ice and ensure the safety and well-being of all skaters.
- Skaters in private lessons have the right of way during all sessions, except during program dance. Skaters should also be aware when solo programs and dances are being played. Spins should be practiced in the centre of the ice.
- Skaters should keep moving on the ice. If talking or socializing, skaters should move off the ice or to the boards.
- Skaters must not consume food or drinks, or chew gum on the ice. However, water is acceptable.
- Skaters must wear appropriate clothing on the ice. Jeans are not permitted.
- Headphones and personal audio players are not permitted on the ice.
- Personal items left by the ice surface or in the dressing rooms after sessions will be placed in the Lost and Found box in the office. Items not claimed by the end of the season may be disposed of or donated to charity.
- The Club is not responsible for any valuables left in the dressing rooms.
- Vandalizing the property of the University Skating Club, Varsity Arena or the University of Toronto or personal property is not acceptable and will not be tolerated at any time.
The University Skating Club is a full member of the national skating association Skate Canada and its regional affiliate, the Skate Canada Central Ontario Section.