Enrollment Information

How to apply for the Polars High Performance Hockey Program

If your child is enrolled at Prince George Secondary School or is in the catchment area

• Email Renzo Berra at rberra@sd57.bc.ca expressing interest
• State your child's current grade; position played; current hockey level being played (Peewee house, Bantam Tier 1 rep, etc.)
• Once you receive the registration package have your child select the appropriate grade level hockey class.  Grade 8 selects Hockey 8/9, grade 10 selects Hockey 10
• Your son/daughter will be programmed into an appropriate skill based class

If your child is NOT enrolled at Prince George Secondary School or is NOT in the catchment area

• Email Renzo Berra at rberra@sd57.bc.ca expressing interest and obtain information
• Complete the School District 57 online transfer process located on the SD57 web-site

• Online transfer process typically takes place from first week of February and continuing for the remainder of the month and the beginning of March

• Email Renzo Berra stating online transfer has been completed.  State your child's current grade, position played, level of hockey this year (Peewee house, Bantam Tier 1 rep, etc.)
• Once you receive the registration package have your child select the appropriate grade level hockey class.  Grade 8 selects Hockey 8/9, grade 10 selects Hockey 10
• Your son/daughter will be programmed into an appropriate skill based class

Frequently asked Questions:

1.      How much on ice instruction per week?

• 3 ice times per week first semester, 2 ice times per week second semester and 1 dryland session per week

2.      What courses are offered in conjunction with the Hockey Class?

• A junior Sports Nutrition and Senior Sports Nutrition class; Personal Fitness 11/12 class; and appropriate PE grade level class (PE 8-12)
• Each High Performance class is a cohort that stays together as a group for the entire year.  If a student starts in grade 8, he/she will have to potential to have 16 extra course credits by the end of grade 12

3.      Why is the program so inexpensive?

• We are fortunate to have a joint user agreement between the City and School District.  Ice costs are reduced.  We also have incredible sponsors that are listed below.