1. born in Scotland or of Scottish parentage,
2. resident in Scotland for a period of one year or more,
3. a member of a NISA/Sk8scotland affiliated club.

Coaching membership is open to fully licensed NCCP coaches active in Scotland. Membership fees are payable to NISA UK (fees as per NISA)
and membership of Sk8scotland also gives automatic membership of NISA. In practice all skaters resident in Scotland who have paid their
membership to NISA are deemed to be members of Sk8scotland, and the criteria above are only strictly applied if competing for and representing Scotland (e.g. NISA Cup).

Child Protection Policy  

In 1999, NISA established a working group – NISA Scotland – to oversee the delivery and development of the sport in Scotland. From this working group, Sk8scotland was established and was formally incorporated in March 2004 as the official Governing Body for ice skating in Scotland.

  Adult PROcamps Leaflet, June 2012

  Kids PROcamps Leaflet, July 2012

The closing date is  Friday 4th May.
  Scottish 2012 Solo Champs Announcement

Go to:  Photo Gallery

Pam May – Biography

PAM MAY – Director of Synchronized Skating, Head coach, Team Braemar (2011 ISU Junior World Challenge cup Bronze Medallists; 2011 USFS Junior National Silver Medallists, 2011 Gold Medallists French Cup; 2012 & 2009 Junior National Champions, 2011 USFS Novice Bronze Medallists). Team USA & World Team Coach Synchronized Training Festival/National Coaches College Staff. Having worked with Cathy Dalton over the last ten years is looking forward to visiting Scotland and working with the Dumfries 2012 Camps and Seminars.

Aberdeen Solo Dance Opens Results

Despite the confusion brought about by having the event shown as provisional right up to the closing date, a good entry was recorded at the Aberdeen Solo Dance Opens, the first competition of the 2012 series.

Efficiently hosted by the local Linx Club at their attractive seaside venue, skaters and coaches appreciated the warm welcome and sharp timetable throughout the day.

Quite a number of skaters new to ice dance took part in the three non series events, including plenty of eager visitors from England joining a strong contingent of local competitors and those from other parts of Scotland. Only one skater was brave enough to skate an Original dance in the Juvenile Ladies section. For some skaters this was their first step towards the British Finals in June.

With only one local judge available three others were recruited from Edinburgh and one from Nottingham to make up the required panels for this popular RJS event.
All four categories from this year’s solo schedule were contested and the audience enjoyed some fine performances.

The Referee, Noel Grimshaw, used his contacts in Scotland’s local Sports Council network to persuade the Chairman of Aberdeen Sports Council, Bill Berry MBE a prominent official in judo, to make the presentations

Scotland’s second solo dance Opens is scheduled for Murrayfield in May.

Gold for Elise Christie

Elise Christie won her first World Cup Gold in the Women’s 1000m in the ISU World Cup in Moscow. The 21 year old from Livingstone took the Gold ahead of World Championship medallist Liu Quihong of China and World Cup leader Yui Sakai of Japan. Elise has already claimed two ISU World Cup silver medals this season, in Japan and Canada.

Elsie is now ranked second in the world for this season in the 1000m.

Further information on Elise’s Gold winning performance is available here:

• BBC Sport: Elise Christie wins first World Cup short-track gold for Britain
• ISU World Cup Short Track Korean Air Moscow
• Yahoo Sport / Eurosport : Moscow gold for Britain’s Christie
• GB Short Track: Christie strikes Gold in Russia

All forms can be found on the Announcements Page.

  Lunch Order Forms are also now available, also from the Announcements Page.