Programs

Fall 2026 Registration

Registration will take place in the small gym at Brunskill School on Thursday, September 10 and Tuesday, September 15, 2026, from 7:00PM – 8:30PM.

A membership fee of $10/individual OR $20/family per year is required to participate in programs and must be presented at the time of registration. Varsity View Community Association honours other community association memberships.

In an effort to ensure everyone who wants to participate can, cost-as-a-barrier assistance is available for those facing hardships. To inquire, please contact Barb (blgiles@sasktel.net). All inquiries are confidential.

Email the Indoor Program Coordinator with registration or program questions.


Fall 2026 Programs:

Programs and startup dates subject to change. Please confirm dates, times and programs at registration night.

ProgramAgeLocationTimeDatesCost
ALL AGES
Tae Kwon Do – Beginner 17-adult, up to yellow stripeMain Gym
M&W; 6-6:45 PMSep 21 – Dec 14$95
Tae Kwon Do – Beginner 27-adult, yellow to green beltMain Gym
M&W; 6:45-7:30 PMSep 21 – Dec 14$105
Tae Kwon Do – Intermediate9-adultMain GymM&W; 7:30-8:30 PMSep 21 – Dec 14$135
Tae Kwon Do – Advanced13-adultMain GymM&W; 7:30-9:30 PMSep 21 – Dec 14$160
ADULT
Art for AdultsAdultArt roomTU; 7-9 PMSep 22 – Nov 24$150
Badminton (racket req’d)AdultMain GymTU; 8-10 PMSep 22 – Dec 8$45
Badminton (racket req’d)AdultMain GymTH; 8-10 PMSep 24 – Dec 10$45
Conversational Spanish-BeginnerAdultLibraryTU; 6-7 PMSep 22 – Nov 24$125
Conversational Spanish-IntermediateAdultLibraryTU; 7:05-8:05 PMSep 22 – Nov 24$125
ESL Advanced Spoken EnglishAdultLibraryTH; 6-7:30 PMSep 24 – Dec 3$150
Advanced ESL IELTS & CELPIP Test PreparationAdultLibraryTH; 7:45-9:15 PMSep 24 – Dec 3$150
Yoga – Multi levelAdultMPRW; 6:30-8 PMSep 23 – Dec 9$125
Yoga – YinAdultMPRM; 7-8:30 PMSep 21 – Nov 30$125
CHILDREN
Art for Children7-10Art RoomTH; 6:30-7:30 PMSep 24 – Dec 3$50
ProgramAgeLocationTimeDatesCost

MESSAGE FROM INDOOR COORDINATOR

Fall 2026
Welcome back everyone!
I hope everyone had a well deserved summer break filled with lots of fun-filled memories. 
But good things always have to come to an end and new things start!
Mark September 10 & 15, 2026 on your calendars — those are the fall registration dates! Registration will be at Brunskill School in the small gym starting at 7pm till 8:30pm.

As always, if you cannot make it to registration night, please email me at blgiles@sasktel.net and I will try to help you out. Note that if you are registering through me for any programs that have limited enrolment, your names will be put on a wait list.

** Please remember that when you attend an activity or program that you must stay in the designated area where the program takes place until the class is dismissed! Wandering around the school is not allowed. Not abiding by this could jeopardize rentals for our programs! It is a privilege to offer programs for the community and have access to the school.

– Barb
programs@vvcasaskatoon.com


Programs Refund Policy

Full refund: due to the cancellation of the program.
Full refund: cancel before the first class.
Partial refund: after the first class. (membership + $10)
No refund: after the second class.
All other requests under the discretion of the indoor coordinator.


Program Descriptions

SMBA — Basketball Registration

Registration for 2026/27 Fall/Winter Saskatoon Minor Basketball Association (SMBA) league can be found at www.smbayxe.ca. Registration opens July 6, 2026.

SPUDS
For grades 3 and 4.
The season runs from mid-October to mid-February. Coaches referee the games, and kids play 4-on-4. There are no playoffs for Spuds, so the season wraps up in February.

MINIS:
For grades 5 and 6.
The season runs from mid-October to mid/late February, followed by playoffs in March. All teams make the playoffs. Referees are provided for all games.

BANTAMS:
For grades 7 and 8.
The season runs from mid-October to mid/late February, followed by playoffs in March. All teams make the playoffs. All games are full court, and referees are provided.

SYSI — VVCA Community Indoor Soccer Season 2026/27

MINI SOCCER is defined as the Under-5, Under-7, and Under-9 programs. The focus is on FUN and enjoyment of the game. No standings are kept and there are no assigned referees at this level of play.
U5 – U9 Community Association Leagues involve one weekly game and practice. Players register and become members of their Community Association and the Community Association’s register their teams with Saskatoon Youth Soccer Inc. with a fee for service in order to have league schedules created and to have one tournament organized per season. Tim Hortons sponsors the Under-5 and Under-7 leagues within the Community Association league.

U5, U7 Girls, U7 Boys, U9 Girls, U9 Boys
Season Length: October through March
Cost: $145 for all ages.

Registration: Registration open from July 13 to August 21, 2026
Saskatoon Youth Soccer website: https://www.saskatoonyouthsoccer.ca/category/1820/Indoor-Season-Details
VVCA soccer registration page: https://www.rampregistrations.com/login?v3=05b52f47e1
Questions to VVCA Soccer Coordinator: vvcasoccer@gmail.com

Art for Adults

This class caters to adults who relish intellectual and creative activities at their leisure. This course aims to stimulate one’s creativity and help them find joy and satisfaction in art-making. Through intuitive, artistic experiments and disciplined instruction, the students will learn to express themselves through the elusive means of visual language.

Throughout the course’s duration, the students will gain fundamental knowledge of the practical and theoretical aspects of multiple artistic mediums; learn about different art styles, both historical and contemporary; and gradually develop a unique taste in aesthetics and an appreciation for high cultures.

Each season of the class will have its unique theme, within which we will be exploring a multitude of media, subject matters, and thematically appropriate techniques. Majorities of supplies will be provided by the instructor, but students are more than welcome to purchase additional supplies according to the “suggested supply list” provided also by the instructor.
Instructor: Qiming “Sezava” Sun, qimingsunart.com

Art for Children

Class will be geared towards fun, imaginative crafts that we can take home. We will be exploring all sorts of mediums to create, such as beans, yarn, paints, and nature! We will also dip our toes into learning about the great artists of the past and present.
Instructor: Kiera Stevenson

Badminton

This is for adults age 18+. Bring your own racquet! These sessions will be capped at 20 registrants per day.

Basket Weaving

Bob Smith, a lifelong learner and teacher of Germanic Stake and Strand Basketry, will be sharing the traditional craft/art this fall. A traditional garden basket, carafe and market basket are some of the many creations he will share and lead you in weaving. Materials and implements are provided: green willow, red osier dogwood and cherry are the withe of choice for this type of basketry!

Conversational Spanish

¡Hola!  My name is Bessie Aida Pino and I’ve been teaching Spanish at VVCA for almost 20 years! I am very eager to share once again my knowledge and experience of over 30 years teaching Spanish to students of all ages and levels in Saskatoon.
Beginners –  Come learn basic Spanish greetings, alphabet numbers, colors, key question words, days of the week, months of the year, uses of verb to be and everyday useful sentences.  You will be introduced to speaking Spanish using both formal and informal ways of addressing people.
Intermediate / Advance –  Knowing the basics gives you a chance to practice with other students and learn about the most common verbs in the present, past and future forms. Be ready to talk and learn more about not only the language but also the culture of different Spanish speaking countries.
¡Muchas gracias!

ESL Advanced Spoken English

Instructor John Lenz was a 25-year ESL instructor at the USask Language Centre and has a great desire to help Saskatoon’s newcomers with this challenging language of ours.

This class would focus on:

  • Small group discussion skills – teaching how to participate effectively in small-group conversations in Canada
  • Clear communication – helping students to be better understood by focusing on various aspects of pronunciation instruction
  • Vocabulary development – broadening students’ academic and daily-life vocabulary

Enrolment limited to 14 participants. IELTS of at least 5.5 recommended (no test score required).

Advanced ESL IELTS & CELPIP Test Preparation

Instructor John Lenz was a 25-year ESL instructor at the USask Language Centre and has a great desire to help Saskatoon’s newcomers with this challenging language of ours.

This class would focus on:

  • preparation and practice for the IELTS & CELPIP tests.
  • Spoken and Written skills, with only minor attention paid to the Reading and Listening sections of the tests.
  • development of actual spoken and written competence, not simply “tricks to master these tests”.

Enrolment limited to 14 participants. IELTS of at least 5.5 recommended (no test score required).

Learn to Folkdance / International Folk Dance Class

Come join us and enjoy the music and learn dances from around the world. A machete dance from Mexico, a line dance from Israel, maybe a bell dance from Taiwan and more. Aimed at those 8 years and up, parents are welcome.

TaeKwon-Do

• Beginner TaeKwon-Do (ages 7-adult)
45 minute class twice a week. Introduction to TaeKwon-Do. Basic techniques of the beginner levels are learned in this fun, active class. Opportunity for belt advancement is available but not required for this class.
• Intermediate TaeKwon-Do (ages 8-adult)
1.25 hr class twice a week. Yellow belt level and up. This class builds upon the beginner class and is for participants who wish to further their progression in the belt levels.
• Advanced TaeKwon-Do (ages 10-adult)
2.25 hr min class twice a week. Blue belt and up. This class is for students working through the blue to black belt levels.

Children participating in the ages 4-6 beginner classes must be accompanied by an adult! Anyone under the age of twelve in the 7+ beginner class should also have a parent present. Participants waiting for their class are asked to please wait in the foyer until the class starts. Coming into the gym or MPR before then or running up and down the hallway disrupts the class and is not fair for the participants. Please be considerate!

Yoga — Multi-level with Miranda

Yoga has been my saviour throughout these stressful times.  It will include gently energizing supported and standing poses with minimal props and a strong focus on centring, breathing, and relaxation.

Yoga — Yin

The Yin Yoga class series will be offered with the intent to provide balance to our energetic and nervous systems and to bolster our spirits as we gather to unwind and are guided towards a night’s rest and repose. Yin yoga is a meditative practice with an emphasis on staying in forms/shapes in relative stillness, with breath, for some time (2-5+ minutes).


Public Skating

At Brunskill School rink
Tuesday & Thursday: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Saturday: 12:00 noon – 2:00 pm

Please Note:
• No hockey sticks, pucks, balls, etc. allowed during public skating.
• Use this facility at your own risk!
• We recommend wearing protective equipment to prevent injury.
• We need your help in keeping our rink safe for our community, so please report any maintenance/safety concerns and incidents.
• Report any vandalism to the Police.
• Public skating time periods may be cancelled when the wind chill factor is greater than 1800 and/or -26 degrees Celsius.

Your community rink is operated and maintained using volunteer labour and community funds. Please lend a hand to keep it operational and respect all participants and volunteers.

If you have any questions, please contact the City of Saskatoon Community Development Branch at 306-975-3378.


Program Reminders:

We must once again stress the importance of safety before and after programming. It is imperative that parents accompany their children to and from their registered programs. If children arrive early they MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian until the class begins. Unexpected class cancellations could leave children stranded if they are simply dropped off. Children must be picked up promptly after class. Instructors are responsible for teaching participants DURING class only.

The instuctors have the right to tell anyone who is disrupting the class to leave!

It is a privilege for VVCA to run programs out of Brunskill School! Please abide by the rules and treat the school with respect! If you see a problem you can contact me or the janitor.

Remember if there are any questions, concerns or anything you can contact Barb Giles by email at blgiles@sasktel.net.


RespectED For Sport, Culture and Recreation Support Line

For: Coaches, Parents, Spectators, Board Members, Officials and any other adults involved in youth activities

Purpose: The Support Line provides 24 hour confidential support for adults with questions, concerns, reports or inquiries about bullying, hazing, harassment and abuse.

Types of Support: Includes but is not limited to assistance in reporting a concerning incident, guidance in drafting harassment policies for an organization, providing information about hazing to concerned parents, and educating adults on appropriate coaching and officiating techniques when working with youth.

Adults Contact: 1-866-773-5777 or email: rdcross@sasktel.net

The Canadian Red Cross RespectED program has been providing education and prevention on bullying and child abuse for more than 25 years.

Through further education of adult leaders/coaches/instructors, youth, and their families, we hope to increase access to information and provide support for staff and volunteers who are already doing a tremendous job in supporting and teaching young people!

Together, we can make the childhood experience as positive and fulfilling as possible.


Financial Assistance Available:

Remember that VVCA is sensitive to the needs of families facing financial hardships, and may partially fund, or fully fund participation fees in various activities. Subsidization is only to cover the cost of programs and will not include membership in VVCA.

Please contact Barb Giles at registration night. We are more than willing to be of assistance in a very confidential manner. In addition, assistance may be available through KidSport.


Saskatoon KidSport Financial Assistance:

Saskatoon KidSport provides financial assistance for youth from low-income families to help them to participate in organized sport. Children between the ages of 5-18, WHO ARE LACKING THE MONEY TO PARTICIPATE IN SPORT, are eligible for assistance. Please visit the website … SO ALL KIDS CAN PLAY!