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HOCKEY CANADA

2019-2020

• Gr. 7 and 8/9

SKILLS ACADEMY PROGRAM

• St. Bonaventure

Calgary Catholic Hockey Canada Skills Academy Program Hockey Canada Skills Academies and Sports Performance programs are very much in line with the role of the school in other areas;

• “to teach and help the student learn,

excel and develop leadership qualities.”

• Standards of performance are expected

academically and athletically.

• Each student progresses at their own

individual pace, abilities and goals.

Junior High Hockey Canada Skills Academy

• The Hockey Canada Skills Academy

curriculum has been accredited.

• It is integrated into Grade 7-9 options

Student

• Accessible to male and female

students in Junior High school attending one of the District’s Programs.

• Maximum of 30 skaters with a

target of 2- 4 goalies/class).

Hockey Canada Skills AcademyTM ON-ICE skill components:

• Skating
• Stick Handling
• Passing/Shooting
• Goaltending
• Situational Play
• Small Area Games

Hockey Canada Skills AcademyTM DRYLAND Elements:

• Promote the

development of

• n-ice skills
• Enhancement of

fitness level - circuit training

• Experience and

understand physical training concepts

• Balance, agility, mobility

activities

• Specialized

equipment-slide boards, floor ball, parachutes, sleds etc

• Special events -(Hitmen

game)

Hockey Canada Skills AcademyTM Program Delivery

• On-ice sessions at Lake Bonavista Rec. Centre at 8:00-9:00

AM; offered 2 days in each 6 day cycle.

• One dryland session included beyond the two on ice sessions

during school hours.

• Hockey equipment can be stored at the rink. Most store at rink,

with keyed access.

• Students are responsible for transporting their equipment

to/from rink.

• Students walk from rink. Parents should only drive their own

child unless they have completed the Volunteer Driver Authorization Form

Typical Routine of the HCSA Student (Rink)

• Arrive at rink 7:30 a.m.
• Boys – dressing rooms 2, 4 (access to an additional room if

numbers dictate it)

• Girls – dressing room 7
• Be ready to go on the ice 2 minutes prior to 8:00 am ice time.
• This is a regularly scheduled school class (attendance/behaviour

expectations).

• Ice time from 8:00 – 9:00 a.m
• Shower, change leave rink by 9:20 am.
• Be ready for class at school by 9:30 am. (this gives you time to

eat and hydrate prior to class.

• Dryland is held in the gym once every 6 day cycle.

Typical Routine of the HCSA Student (Rink)

Equipment Room Routine Equipment Storage Room Key Cost $10 – deposit to be given to the school office for a key. Return key for refund of your deposit.

Hockey Canada Skills AcademyTM Provides: Staff Training

• Certified teachers
• Physical Education

graduates or Hockey Experience

• Certified at the NCCP

Development 1 level

• Annual HCSA

training

Guest Coaches

• The District will utilize the special skills and

talents of guest instructors / coaches to support and enhance various performance aspects of the program

• Usually HCSA instructors on ice along with

HCSA teacher (depending on number of students in each grade).

• Goalie coaches part of on ice instruction.

COST & PAYMENT SCHEDULE

Cost recovery program (All money collected goes in a District pool and money is dispersed by the CSSD Hockey Canada Coordinator. If any money remains in this pool, there is a refund at the end of the year) Junior HighSchool

• $30 non-refundable deposit due upon registration
• $190 due September 1st
• $190 due October 1st
• $190 due November 1st

$600 Total Program Fee

• Online credit card payment via District website is
• encouraged. (ACORN)

Registration Deposit (non-refundable) $30 non-refundable deposit is required upon

• registration. The $30 deposit must be in the form
• f a cheque payable to the Calgary Catholic

School District. Online credit card payment via District website is encouraged. (ACORN) - for students that are already enrolled in our district.

COST Includes

• Guest and Specialty coaches
• Ice Times
• Hockey Canada Skills Academy

Sweater and Socks

• Hockey Canada Licensing
• Hockey Alberta Insurance
• Special equipment

REGISTRATION

• Registration Form (available to pick

up before leaving tonight)

• Accepting registrations starting

after this meeting.

• Registrations to be handed into the
• ffice staff.
• Driver Authorization Forms

available

Former Students:

Questions & Application/Registration Forms