The Trenton Figure Skating Club has been a member of Skate Canada Eastern Ontario since 1957, and is proud to call the Duncan McDonald Memorial Community Gardens home. We are looking forward to another successful season for all our skaters - Pre-Canskate through to Gold Level.

A child’s participation in skating is important given its potential to improve physical fitness and confidence through learning skills and successes, promote fair play and to start lifetime interests, social skills and positive approach to competition.  Through participation in figure skating children can have fun, develop new skills, make new friends, feel good about themselves and experience personal growth.

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