Looking for something to do as a family? Check out our family classes.

Family program registration

*Note - Each registration includes one adult and one child. Please register the child, and the parent will accompany. Additional participant pricing available.

The Leaders in Training (LIT) program is designed for youth aged 12-17 (must have completed Grade 7) who are looking to develop their leadership skills in a fun and positive environment.

Leaders in Training program registration

PD day camps are offered on all school out days each session.

PD day camps registration

Discover, create and thrive in our play-based classes. Classes focus on social development while building fine and gross motor skills in a fun and safe environment.

Play program registration

Need more practice on the ice? Learn to Skate, Shinny and Power Skating classes are available.

Skating lesson registration

We also offer individual and homeschool specialized skating lessons. These specialized lessons accommodate all ages and learning abilities. Available seasonally in the fall and winter.

Specialized skating lesson registration

*Please note that registered and specialized skating lessons do not include ice access before or after your lesson. If you are interested in using ice surfaces outside of registered lesson time, please view facility specific daily or monthly admissions.

Basketball, badminton, volleyball and more!

Sports registration

Summer camps run June 29 to August 28, 2026.

Summer camp registration

Check out our Teen Connect program at Millennium Place.

Teen program registration

• Program information emails are sent out prior to the first day of class.
• Equipment is provided for all programs unless otherwise specified in the course description. 

• Please refer to the course description, program information email, and common questions for more information. For additional questions, please email childyouth.programs@strathcona.ca
• All camp participants are required to complete a Camps and Programs – Participant Information form.
• Camps with swimming for ages 6Y-12Y have been designed to follow pool ratios for children under 8Y. Participants under 8Y are supervised at a ratio of 1:3 and may be asked to wear a lifejacket. Participants over 8Y are permitted to swim on their own.

Pre and post-care

• Pre and Post care is available for all Child & Youth camps. Please reference Rec Online, the Activity Guide and/or your participant information email for times.

Did you know? If your camp is scheduled to go on a field trip throughout the week, there may be additional paperwork to complete. Everything will be included in your participant information email that is sent out prior to the first day of camp.

• CSA approved helmets and skates are required for all skating programs.  
• Please dress appropriately for the arena. We recommend gloves, snow pants and a jacket for all skating lessons.
• Skate rentals ($5.25) are only available for classes running out of Millennium Place – please purchase ticket prior to start of class at the front desk. 
• Shinny and Power Skating programs require full equipment. This includes helmet, hockey pants, support cup, hockey gloves, shin/elbow/shoulder pads and a stick. Neck guard recommended.
• Shoe grippers will be available for all parented skating lessons. 
• Please refer to the course description, program information email, and Common Questions for more information

• Participants are welcome to bring their own ball or racquet, but equipment will be provided
• Participants are asked to bring non-marking shoes for indoor programs
• Cleats and shin pads are optional but not required for outdoor soccer programs
• Please refer to the course description, program information email, and Common Questions for more information

If your child is to be accompanied by an aid or support personnel, or has additional needs you'd like to discuss, please email childyouth.programs@strathcona.ca so we can learn how to best support your child’s participation.

• Active Start (0Y-6Y) – Unstructured, active play that incorporates a variety of body movements and focus on fun rather than formal competition, work on movement development (ABC’S) Agility, Balance, Co-ordination, and Speed, begin developing fundamental movement skills
• FUNdamentals (6Y-9Y) – variety of activities that develop fundamental movement skill/sport skills through play, programs remain focused on fun and competition is minimally introduced, continue to practice the ABC’S of movement development.
• Learning to Train (9Y-12Y) – formalized training methods introduced (ie. drills), emphasis is still on general sport skills suitable for a number of activities, greater amount of time spent on training/practicing skills rather than competing.
• Training to Train (12Y-15Y) – fitness component increased at this stage, greater emphasis on sport specific skills, majority of time spent improving and practicing skills.
• Training to Compete (15Y+) – skills practiced are entirely sport specific, competition is the primary focus and recovery/injury prevention discussed.