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British Ice Skating is proud to support Clean Sport Week, taking place from 11–17 May 2026, the annual awareness campaign led by UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) that champions fair play, integrity and drug-free sport. This year's theme, ‘Built not bought. 100% me.’ celebrates athletes who achieve true, lasting success through hard work, talent and commitment. It sends a clear message: champions compete clean and don’t take shortcuts. Clean Sport Week 2026 comes at a critical time. Ther

Please note: applications for this cohort are now closed. Information about when applications will open for the next Assistant Coach cohort will be published as soon as we have news. Applications for places on the next cohort for our Assistant Coach qualification are now open. This cohort will begin their qualification June 2026. Full details about the qualification are available here: On successful completion of the course, Assistant Coaches will be fully licensed to indepen

We would like to make members aware of planned changes to the BIS events calendar for the 2026/27 season. In light of recent organisational changes and in an effort to align more closely with the ISU’s event strategy we are currently reviewing our events for the upcoming season and beyond. Why Are Things Changing? The review will aim to ensure British Ice Skating events offer the best competitive experience for skaters, providing a clear progress path that enables athletes at

The British Ice Skating Synchronized Skating Criteria for the 2026-27 season have now been released. Key changes include the addition of Synchro9 and updates to the crossover rule. There are no changes to the Skills Level requirements for 2026-2027. The new criteria can be found below and on our Technical Guidance page: We're looking forward to a fantastic season ahead!

British Ice Skating would like to update members on a series of important organisational changes that will shape how we operate moving forward. Following a recent and detailed review of the organisation’s financial position, it has become clear that action is required to ensure long-term sustainability. While this presents challenges, it also provides an opportunity to strengthen our foundations and build a more resilient and focused organisation for the future of ice skating