Policies, Procedures, Forms & Links

Policies, Procedures, Forms & Links

We ask that you all adhere to some common courtesy rules to keep our rink friendly and avoid unnecessary collisions...

Look over your shoulder when skating backwards
There is a yellow line painted on the ground at the end of the rink. Spectators are not permitted to stand between this line and the barrier. The ends of the rink are where the more advanced skaters are practising their jumps. If people are standing their talking it can cause unnecessary congestion and accidents, especially when the higher level skaters are performing their routines. If you wish to speak to someone on the ice, please do so further around at the sides of the rink.
Please do not stand on the ice talking unless it is to your coach. Move to the sides or off the ice for conversations and catchups with friends.
If you fall please get up asap to avoid unnecessary risk to both yourself and others.
Coaches have priority over the music.
Please do not play your music over and over - try to limit it to a maximum of 3 times per session.
A yellow vest is to be worn at all times when playing your music. No exceptions.
Please GIVE WAY to skaters wearing the yellow vest.
Most importantly - Please respect all skaters, coaches & rink staff at all times !

In addition to these common courtesy rules, all skaters must read and sign the following document
Penrith Ice Palace Figure Session Rules
The following document contains specific rules for COVID-19 compliancy
Penrith Ice palace conditions of entry as at 4/7/2020

Policies, Procedures & Forms:- (click on the relevant link below)

Penrith Ice Palace Figure Session Rules link
ISA Proof of Age - form link & Instructions link
IJS Tests - Patterns link & Bookings link
Test Changes link Preliminary, Elementary & Advanced Novice (March 2018)
Competition & Test Changes to Novice A, Novice B & Intermediate Levels - April 2018
Important changes to Novice Divisions - Regarding Names and age limits - July 2018
Aussie Skate Competition Division Guidelines and Required Elements link - updated March 2019
Levels of Difficulty and Guidelines for marking GOE for Singles and Pairs (June 2019)
Scale of Values for Singles and Pairs (June 2019)
Ice Dance technical requirements communication 2239 2257, 2241 (June 2019)
Synchronized Skating introduce the GOE & PCS marking criteria (2246) (June 2019)
Synchronized Skating difficulty groups of elements (2247) (June 2019)
Synchronized Skating Well Balanced Program Content (2236) (June 2019)
Guidelines for International Novice Competitions have been updated for Singles and Pairs (2242) and for Synchronized Skating (2238). (June 2019)
Competing - Program elements, warm up allocations etc, Divisions & age restrictions - all disciplines (June 2019)
ISA Benchmark Event Bonus System (June 2019)
High Performance and Athlete Development - Competing Internationally (June 2019)
New Technical Requirements for Adult Divisions - July 2019
Levels of Difficulty and Guidelines for marking GOE for Singles and Pairs (July 2020)
Aussie Skate update - Curriculum review, new App, Calculation, comps, registration, etc. (Dec 2020) For information on Aussie Skate & the updates for 2021, visit the Aussie Skate page on ISA website
Child Safe Standards (Jan 2021)
Office of Sport COVID-19 Update (Jan 2021)
Adult Singles & Pairs - ISA By-Laws Amendment - Section 5 (January 2021)