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Swim For life Swimmer lessons 

Monday April 13 - June 8, 2026 with no class May 18

Swimmer 1/2

Time: 4 - 4:45

Instructor: Shae

Cost: $124.00

Payment can be made with in 72 hour at the pool in person or by e-tranfer scotiapoolpayment@gmail.com.

Cancellation/Refunds

All refunds from any program subject to a

$ 25.00 administration fee which covers the process of preparing the refund and filling the vacancy in the program withdrawn from. The refund will cover on the remaining time/classes in the program and No refunds are given for classes or program that you miss.

Summer Camps

If you cancel you will lose your deposit, if we can fill from the waiting list (if any) subject to a $25.00 refund/cancellation fee only.

Adult Badmonton played at NDA School in Cheticamp on Wednesdays from 7:00-8:30pm. 

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
13U: Athletes born between September 1, 2012 and Dec 31, 2013 (16 months)

The focus of the 13U Program is to introduce and develop skills that can be performed under easy and stable conditions where athletes can both build and demonstrate consistency, control, and precision. The goal in these age groups is to start to develop the ability to maintain these skills when the athlete is under pressure, conditions change, or demands increase. The 6 vs 6 game is also introduced creating the need to learn team systems and position specialization. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada)

In an effort to incorporate Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD), Volleyball Nova Scotia will make Tripleball the official competition format for all 13U events. The main catalyst for Volleyball Nova Scotia’s recommendation of Tripleball is the increased probability of creating a rally. Building up rallies and experiencing success early on is an integral part of learning and enjoying the game of volleyball. For more information please see http://volleyballnovascotia.ca/page.php?page_id=72143   

Adult Soccer play Wenesday nights from 7:00-9:00pm at Dalbrae Academy. Ages 14+

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
14U: Athletes born between September 1, 2011 and Dec 31, 2012 (16 months) 
*13U: Athletes born between September 1, 2012 and Dec 31, 2013 (16 months)

For boys' volleyball in Nova Scotia, the age categories are limited to 14U, 16U and 18U. As such, we open the opportunity for 13U boys to register as well. 

The focus of our 14U Program is to both introduce the sport and provide athletes the opporutinity to develop skills where athletes can both build and demonstrate consistency, control, and precision in practice and competitive environments. The goal in these age groups is to start to develop the ability to maintain these skills when the athlete is under pressure, conditions change, or demands increase. The 6 vs 6 game is also introduced creating the need to learn team systems and position specialization. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada)

In an effort to incorporate Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD), Volleyball Nova Scotia will make Tripleball the official competition format for the 14U age category until March 1 (first half of the season). The main catalyst for Volleyball Nova Scotia’s recommendation of Tripleball is the increased probability of creating a rally. Building up rallies and experiencing success early on is an integral part of learning and enjoying the game of volleyball. For more information please see http://volleyballnovascotia.ca/page.php?page_id=72143   

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
14U: Athletes born between September 1, 2011 and Dec 31, 2012 (16 months) 

The focus of the 14U Program is to further develop skills that can be performed under relatively easy and stable conditions where athletes can both build and demonstrate consistency, control, and precision. The goal in these age groups is to start (for new athletes) and to continue (for returning athletes) to develop the ability to maintain these skills when the athlete is under pressure, conditions change, or demands increase. The 6 vs 6 game is also introduced creating the need to learn team systems and position specialization. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada)

In an effort to incorporate Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD), Volleyball Nova Scotia will make Tripleball the official competition format for the 14U age category until March 1 (first half of the season). The main catalyst for Volleyball Nova Scotia’s recommendation of Tripleball is the increased probability of creating a rally. Building up rallies and experiencing success early on is an integral part of learning and enjoying the game of volleyball. For more information please see http://volleyballnovascotia.ca/page.php?page_id=72143   

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
15U: Athletes born between September 1, 2010 and Dec 31, 2011 (16 months)

The focus of the 15U and 16U Program is to continue to develop and refine skills that can be used with increased consistency when the athlete is under pressure, conditions change, or demands increase. Team systems and position specialization is further discussed and developed, with individual and position specific training is provided. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada)

16+ Floor Hockey being played on Fridays from 7:00-8:30pm at NDA school.

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
16U: Athletes born between September 1, 2009 and Dec 31, 2010 (16 months)
*15U: Athletes born between September 1, 2010 and Dec 31, 2011 (16 months)

*For boys' volleyball in Nova Scotia, the age categories are limited to 14U, 16U and 18U. As such we combine the 15U and 16U age groups. 

The focus of the 16U Program is to continue to develop and refine skills that can be used with increased consistency when the athlete is under pressure, conditions change, or demands increase. Team systems and position specialization is further discussed and developed, with individual and position specific training is provided. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada).

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
16U: Athletes born between September 1, 2009 and Dec 31, 2010 (16 months)

The focus of the 15U and 16U Program is to continue to develop and refine skills that can be used with increased consistency when the athlete is under pressure, conditions change, or demands increase. Team systems and position specialization is further discussed and developed, with individual and position specific training is provided. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada)

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
17U*: Athletes born between September 1, 2008 and Dec 31, 2009 (16 months)

* Athletes born September 1-December 31 of the previous year, on a current CCAA or USports volleyball roster, will not be permitted to play in the 17U age class.

The focus of the 17U and 18U Program is to optimize fitness preparation, volleyball-specific skills, and position-specific skills and to commit to a pathway which will also optimize performance. Individual and position-specific training is provided to players with training volumes and intensities gradually raised to high levels. Volleyball skills are performed under a variety of competitive conditions during training. More complex team systems are learned. Training should be position specific. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada)

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
18U**: Athletes born between September 1, 2004 and Dec 31, 2005 (16 months)
17U*: Athletes born between September 1, 2005 and Dec 31, 2006 (16 months)

* Athletes born September 1-December 31 of the previous year, on a current CCAA or USports volleyball roster, will not be permitted to play in the 17U age class.

**For 2023 VC Club Nationals & VNS Provincials, 18U Age Category ONLY:
A team roster for the 18U category can include 2 athletes born from Jan 1 - August 31, 2004, with the following restriction: Athletes are NOT permitted to be part of any USport, CCAA or other Post-Secondary volleyball program for the current season (Sept 2022-May 2023)

For boys' volleyball in Nova Scotia, the age categories are limited to 14U, 16U and 18U. As such we combine the 17U and 18U age groups.

The focus of the 17U and 18U Program is to optimize fitness preparation, volleyball-specific skills, and position-specific skills and to commit to a pathway which will also optimize performance. Individual and position-specific training is provided to players with training volumes and intensities gradually raised to high levels. Volleyball skills are performed under a variety of competitive conditions during training. More complex team systems are learned. Training should be position specific. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada)

Based on Volleyball age Categories, generally the age groups are as follows: 
18U**: Athletes born between September 1, 2007 and Dec 31, 2008 (16 months)

** For 2026 VC Club Nationals & VNS Provincials, 18U Age Category ONLY: A team roster for the 18U category may include the following: 2 athletes born from Jan 1 - August 31, 2007, with the following restriction: ​Athletes are NOT permitted to be part of any USport, CCAA or other Post-Secondary volleyball program for the current season (October 1, 2025 - May 1, 2026)

The focus of the 17U and 18U Program is to optimize fitness preparation, volleyball-specific skills, and position-specific skills and to commit to a pathway which will also optimize performance. Individual and position-specific training is provided to players with training volumes and intensities gradually raised to high levels. Volleyball skills are performed under a variety of competitive conditions during training. More complex team systems are learned. Training should be position specific. (LTAD, Volleyball Canada)

Advance Female Floorball is actively advancing female floorball in Canada through inclusive participation and leadership and skills training in fun and social ways!

The Advance Female Floorball Summer Camp is held in Wolfville, NS!  

Advance Female Floorball Summer Camp

July 21-24, 2026 - 1pm - 4:30pm 

Horton High School - 75 Greenwich Rd S

Includes equipment usage, expert coaching, healthy snacks and floorball fun.  

The Four Valleys Volunteer Fire Department serves the whole or portions of the communities of: Maryvale, North Grant, Pleasant Valley, Big Marsh, Malignant Cove, Georgeville, Arisaig, McArras Brook, and Knoydart.

Our U4 Soccer Program returns again this year.  This is a parent led initiative, and parents are expected to be on the field with their kids assisting with drills. This program is for children born in 2022.  

This program runs for 10 weeks, on Monday 5:15-6:00 pm, from May 25-July 27.

Our U5 Soccer Program is a parent led initiative, this is for children born in 2021. Parents are expected to be on the field with their kids assisting with the drills. 

This program runs for 10 weeks, on Wednesday 5-5:45 pm, from May 27-July 29.

Our U6 Soccer Program is for children born in 2020. 

This program runs for 10 weeks, on Wednesday 6-6:45 pm, from May 27-July 29.

To educate and motivate all citizens to improve their daily physical activity in order to make their community a happier, healthier, and more active place. The brand Active Pictou County was designed to help achieve this goal.

 It consists of after school activities, trail construction, active transportation, and enhancing access to programmes and services are just a few of the projects that Active Pictou County employees help with. It is a partnership between the town of Pictou and the municipality of Pictou County under the Province of Nova Scotia municipal physical activity leadership program.