Fall 2026 Programs
| Program | Ages | Location1 | Day | Time | Dates2 | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Badminton (Beginner) | All Ages | Wildwood School Gym | Thu | 7:00 – 8:00 PM | Sep 10 – Dec 10 | $10 |
| Badminton (Scrimmage) | 7 to Adult | Wildwood School Gym | Thu | 8:00 – 9:00 PM | Sep 10 – Dec 10 | $10 |
| Parent/Child Games | 1 to 6 | Bishop Pocock School Gym | Tue | 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Sep 15 – Nov 10 | $25 /child4 |
| Currently Crafting STEAM Club | 6 to 10 | Wildwood School Library | Wed | 7:15 – 8:15 PM | Sep 16 – Dec 2 | $200 |
| Abstract Art | 6 to 12 | Wildwood School Library | Tue | 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Sep 15 – Nov 3 | $110 |
| Chess Workshop | 7 to Adult | Online | Sat | 2:30 – 4:00 PM | Sep 5 | FREE |
| Chess Lessons (Tuesday Class) | 7 to Adult | Bishop Pocock Comm. Room | Tue | 6:00 – 7:30 PM | Sep 15 – Nov 3 | $80 |
| Chess Lessons (Thursday Class) | 7 to Adult | Wildwood School Library | Thu | 6:00 – 7:30 PM | Sep 10 – Nov 5 | $80 |
| Chess Lessons (Saturday Class) | 7 to Adult | Online with Arash | Sat | 2:30 – 4:00 PM | Sep 19 – Nov 7 | $80 |
| Pickleball (Self-Directed) | 7 to Adult | Wildwood School Gym | Thu | 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Sep 10 – Dec 10 | FREE |
| Juggling/Circus Arts | 8 to Adult | Bishop Pocock School Gym | Wed + Fri | 6:30 – 8:00 PM | Sep 9 – Dec 18 | FREE |
| Farsi Language (Beginner) | 6 to 12 | Wildwood School Library | Fri | 6:00 – 6:45 PM | Sep 18 – Nov 13 | $50 |
| Farsi Language (Intermediate) | 6 to 12 | Wildwood School Library | Fri | 7:00 – 8:00 PM | Sep 18 – Nov 13 | $50 |
| K-Pop Dance | 10 to 18 | TBD | Wed | 6:00 – 7:30 PM | Sep 16 – Dec 16 | $60 |
| Closet Cleanout (Saturdays) | 13 to Adult | Online | Sat | 10:30 – 12:00 | Sep 12 – Oct 3 | $40 |
| Closet Cleanout (Mondays) | 13 to Adult | Online | Mon | 6:00 – 7:30 PM | Sep 7 – Sep 28 | $40 |
| Line Dancing (Ultra Beginner) | 15 to Adult | Bishop Pocock School Gym | Mon | 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Sep 14 – Nov 16 | $45 |
| Line Dancing (Beginner) | 15 to Adult | Bishop Pocock School Gym | Thu | 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Sep 17 – Nov 19 | $45 |
| Gentle Yoga | 16 to Adult | Wildwood School Library | Mon | 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Sep 14 – Nov 23 | $90 |
| Chair Yoga | 16 to Adult | Wildwood School Library | Mon | 7:20 – 8:20 PM | Sep 14 – Nov 23 | $90 |
| Yoga | 16 to Adult | Wildwood School Library | Wed | 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Sep 9 – Nov 25 | $90 |
| Zumba Fitness | 16 to Adult | Bishop Pocock School Gym | Wed | 8:00 – 9:00 PM | Sep 9 – Nov 4 | $90 |
| Kaiser (Beginner) | 16 to Adult | Bishop Pocock Comm. Room | Mon | 6:30 – 8:30 PM | Sep 14 – Dec 14 | $60 |
| Kaiser (Intermediate) | 16 to Adult | Bishop Pocock Comm. Room | Thu | 6:30 – 8:30 PM | Sep 10 – Dec 10 | $60 |
| Jive Dance | Adult | Bishop Pocock School Gym | Tue | 7:00 – 8:30 PM | Sep 8 – Oct 27 | $40 /couple3 |
| Adult Basketball | Adult | Wildwood School Gym | Fri | 7:00 – 10:00 PM | Sep 11 – Dec 11 | $30 |
| Indoor Soccer U5 League | Born 2022 | Henk Ruys | Sun | Varies | Oct 17 – Mar 14 | $225 |
| Indoor Soccer U7 League | Born 2020/21 | Henk Ruys | Sun | Varies | Oct 17 – Mar 14 | $225 |
| Indoor Soccer U9 League | Born 2018/19 | Henk Ruys | Sat | Varies | Oct 17 – Mar 14 | $250 |
- All locations are subject to change based on booking availability.
- In the event of cancellations due to booking unavailability, missed dates will be added to subsequent weeks if possible.
- Please register each dance partner at a cost of $20 each. If registering separately, please indicate the name of your partner in the “notes to instructor” field.
- Please register your children at a cost of $25 each, and ensure a parent attends the program with them each day.
Program Registration:
- Fall 2026 online registration period will be from Aug 1 to Aug 30, 2026. Sessions start the week of Sep 6, 2026.
- Registration is online only and can be completed here.
- Soccer registration is through the RAMP website, and closes Tuesday Aug 25, 2026.
- A yearly membership of $15 per family is required to participate in programs. WCA honours other Saskatoon community association memberships.
- Your annual WCA membership also gives your household access to community association programming across the City of Saskatoon. Browse a listing of city-wide programs here!
- WCA offers cost-as-a-barrier assistance to those facing financial hardship in an effort to ensure that all Wildwood residents who want to participate in a program are able to. All inquiries are kept confidential. Please contact treasurer@ourwildwood.ca for information on this program.
Abstract Art Class with FAT Ink
This program is built on one belief: there’s no “right” way to create — only endless ways to explore. Kids dive into mixed-media fun through themed workshops such as nature art, doodle art, collaborative murals, and a range of abstract techniques, all within a relaxed and supportive space.
With a gently guided, minimally structured approach, children are encouraged to experiment, express themselves, and discover their own artistic voice through the introduction of abstract concepts and playful exploration.
I’m Fatema — a mom of two creative beings, with years of experience working with children both in groups and one-on-one. I’m a passionate advocate for the arts, especially abstract expression and bold colour. I also love working on large-scale murals. I’m currently exploring the therapeutic side of art alongside an art therapist and learning how creativity could offer children a way to express what words sometimes can’t.
Whether they love to doodle, paint with energy, or try something completely new, this class gives kids the freedom, confidence, and space to let their creativity shine.
Feel free to check out FAT Ink’s website at https://fatink.co to learn more about the instructor and what they offer.
Age Range: 6 to 12




Parent and Child Games Program
Sample Activities
- Parachute Games
- Bubble Play
- Scavenger Hunt
- Obstacle Course
- Bean Bag Toss
- Balloon Games
- Animal Walks
- Simon Says
- Follow the Leader
- Freeze Dance
Learning Benefits
By the end of each session, children will have opportunities to:
- Develop both gross and fine motor skills through active play.
- Build social skills such as sharing, taking turns, cooperating, and teamwork.
- Strengthen language and communication skills through songs, games, and interaction.
- Increase confidence, independence, and problem-solving abilities.
- Strengthen the parent-child bond through meaningful play experiences.
Program Philosophy
This program is designed to provide fun, engaging, and educational experiences for toddlers and their parents. Activities focus on simple, low-cost games that families can easily recreate at home, encouraging continued learning and quality family time beyond the classroom. Parents will also gain practical ideas for supporting their child’s development through everyday play.
Note: Please register your children at a cost of $25 each, and ensure a parent attends the program with them each day.
Age Range: 1 (walking) to 6
Farsi Language Lessons
This class introduces children to the Persian (Farsi) language through a structured and engaging approach. Students will learn the Persian alphabet, letter recognition, basic reading and writing, vocabulary development, and simple words and sentences. Lessons will include interactive activities, repetition, and age-appropriate practice to build confidence and language skills.
Curriculum Examples
- Learning the Persian alphabet
- Letter recognition and pronunciation
- Writing Persian letters and words
- Reading simple words and short sentences
- Vocabulary building through pictures and activities
- Practice using age-appropriate Farsi workbooks
Materials
Participants are asked to bring:
- A notebook
- Pencils
- The recommended Farsi workbook (instructor will inform once registered).
The Beginner Level is for children who are just starting and do not yet know the Persian alphabet or basic reading and writing.
The Intermediate Level is for children who already know the alphabet and can read and write simple words or sentences.
Age Range: 6 to 12
Kaiser
Description:
Kaiser…A popular Canadian game, invented in Saskatchewan! Relive old memories or start anew. Great two on two matchups with family & friends and such a great social game. 4 players with partners, don’t have a partner, no problem, we’ll match you with another player.
Played with a modified 32 card deck, 8 tricks per hand, 6-8 hand games. Beginner level to advanced players are welcome!
Come & go. Drop in anytime. Stay for an hour or more.
Busy schedules?! No problem – we’re flexible!

Meet the Instructor:
I grew up in Unity Saskatchewan, our parents played card games such as Wist and Hearts and by the mid 70s Kaiser was introduced. I’ve never looked back. My name is David Eberle and I’m a retired health care professional. I now teach & play Kaiser on a casual level here in Wildwood. I have a knack for details & strategy, Kaiser is such a fun game to share & play.
The game we can accomplish a lot with very little (in our hand). Please come out and relive old Memories.
Your friendly Kaiser Instructor,
David Eberle
Questions: Contact the Instructor
Age Range: 16 to Adult
Currently Crafting STEAM Club for Kids
In a world full of busy schedules, constant notifications and endless screens, every child deserves time to slow down, unplug and simply create.
Hands-on creativity gives kids the chance to be present in the moment, explore with their senses and discover what they’re capable of – one project at a time.
Currently Crafting STEAM Club combines fun, STEAM-inspired projects with mindful making, encouraging children to build, create, explore and connect while developing must-have skills for the future.
Your child will:
- Build confidence & creativity
- Develop problem-solving skills
- Take home a new creation every week!

My name is Brittney Gay, and I’m the founder of Currently Crafting STEAM Club. I’ve been a crafter and artist for as long as I can remember. Creativity has always been a huge part of my life, and over the years I’ve explored everything from painting and mixed media to sewing, paper crafts, and just about anything that lets imagination come to life. Professionally, I spent several years working as an Disability Support Worker, Educational Assistant and now work as an Occupational Therapy Assistant. Throughout these roles, I’ve seen firsthand just how valuable creative, hands-on experiences are for children’s growth, confidence, and overall well-being.That’s what inspired me to create Currently Crafting Club.
Currently Crafting STEAM Club is a creative enrichment program that blends STEAM-inspired crafting with opportunities for children to slow down, unplug from screens, and simply enjoy the process of creating. While this is not a therapy program, my experience working with children has shaped activities that naturally encourage creativity, curiosity, problem-solving, perseverance, fine motor development, and self-regulation in a fun, relaxed environment. Every project is thoughtfully designed to encourage exploration, experimentation, and imagination rather than focusing solely on the finished product. Children leave with more than just a craft—they leave feeling proud of what they’ve created, more confident in their abilities, and excited to come back the following week.
Age Range: 6 to 10
Closet Cleanout (Inspired by the KonMari Method®)
Freshen up your bedroom closet this fall! In this program participants look through their clothing using a gentle-yet-effective approach to decluttering, guided and supported by local certified KonMari® Consultant Chantal.

The group will meet once per week for four 90 minute online sessions via video conferencing. The link to join will be provided to participants in advance via email or text.
Cost: $40 for four 90 minute sessions.
Two Session Options:
- Saturdays 10:30am-12pm, Sep 12 – Oct 3
- Mondays 6pm – 7:30pm, Sep 7-28
Each session will start with participant check-ins, decluttering tips and inspiration, followed by focused independent decluttering work, with time at the end to tidy up, ask questions, share and celebrate progress made.
The KonMari Method®, created by Marie Kondo, is a thorough decluttering process that prioritizes keeping what brings joy in each category of items in the home. Starting with clothes, participants get a taste for honing their decluttering skills before moving on to other categories in the home such as books, papers, etc, setting aside any sentimental items to look through at the end of the process.
Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. The ultimate responsibility for choosing to keep or discard items rests with each participant. This program is intended as coaching guidance and encouragement only, not as a replacement for professional services or therapy.

(Please email chantal@sparkjoysaskatoon.ca with any questions).
Age Range: Teen to Adult
Registration Cap: limited to 8 participants
More Information/Contact: https://sparkjoysaskatoon.ca/ and https://www.facebook.com/sparkjoysaskatoon
Pickleball (Self-Directed)
Pickleball is a fun and addictive game that is played on a badminton-sized court. It is played with paddles and a ball similar to a wiffle ball, and combines the best elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong!
The game can be played as either doubles or singles. The rules are simple and the game is easy for beginners to learn, but can develop into a quick, fast-paced, competitive game for experienced players. It can match the intensity of tennis without requiring the same physical strength, so the game appeals to a wide variety of ages!
This is a self-directed and self-officiated program. The cost covers access to the facility and the use of our equipment (paddles and balls). Participants are welcome to bring their own equipment if they wish.
Pickleball Rules: Click Here
Age Range: All Ages
Registration Cap: Limited to 24 Participants
Instructor: Includes basic setup and rules instruction on the first week. Subsequent sessions are self-directed.
More Information: Saskatoon Pickleball Incorporated

Beginner Badminton (Self-Directed)
Looking for an active, inclusive way to connect with your neighbours? Join our Beginner Badminton program, open to all ages and perfect for families or beginning players! This informal yet energetic program invites participants to learn and enjoy the fast-paced fun of badminton in a welcoming setting . This session is for people with a lower level of experience wanting to work on the basics or a desire for more casual play. Court etiquette is being learned in a warm welcoming way.
This is a self-directed program where participants will organize teams, matchups, and officiate among themselves. We have some equipment available for use but we suggest bringing your own if you have it.
Age Range: All Ages
Badminton Scrimmage (Self-Directed)
Looking for an active, inclusive way to connect with your neighbours? Join our Scrimmage Badminton program, open to all ages and perfect for those with some badminton experience and ready for a higher level of rally. This energetic program invites participants to enjoy the fast-paced fun of badminton in a welcoming setting.
This is an informal self-directed program where participants will organize teams, matchups, and officiate among themselves. We have some equipment available for use but we suggest bringing your own if you have it.
Age Range: 7 years +
Badminton Rules: Click Here
Registration Cap: Limited to 16 participants in each program
Host: Organized by Caleb & Elya. Includes basic setup and organization only – games are self-officiated.
K-Pop Dance
Hi, I’m Amy 👋
I went from practicing K-pop in my bedroom to performing on stage—but I still remember exactly what it feels like to watch a dance video and think, “There’s no way I can do that.”
If that sounds like you—whether you’re in Grade 5 or Grade 12—you’re in the right place.
I’ve been obsessed with K-pop dance forever. Not just the moves—the storytelling, the synchronization, the way one gesture hits harder than words. Groups like SEVENTEEN and (G)I-DLE taught me that dance is about presence, not perfection. It’s about showing up as you.
Here’s what my class looks like:
- I break everything down until it clicks—no experience? No problem.
- Mistakes are welcome here. (Seriously—I still make them.)
- You’ll learn real choreography you can actually be proud to show your friends.
- Whether you’re here to perform or just to move to music you love—there’s a place for you.
This isn’t about becoming a pro overnight. It’s about feeling the music, owning your body, and walking out every session a little more confident than when you came in—one count at a time.
If you love K-pop and you’re ready to move, you’re in the right place. Let’s go. 🔥
Age Range: 10 to 18
Yoga Classes with Nicole
Yoga is a global health activity enjoyed by millions of people of all ages. It is the practice of poses, stretches, and exercises that become meditation-in-action, creating awareness of the breath flowing through the body, creating heat in the body through movement, locating and releasing tension and imbalances, and providing numerous physical, emotional, and spiritual benefits. Yoga is very approachable, starts out easy, and can be an ideal low-impact activity for people with injuries or health concerns.
Yoga Mats & Equipment: Participants will need to bring their own yoga mats to each session. If you have other yoga props such as blocks and straps, feel free to bring them as well.
Clothing: Yoga requires bending, stretching and posing in creative ways, so please wear something that is comfortable and can move with you. People often sweat from the workout, so basic athletic and yoga apparel works best.
Session Options:
- Monday Gentle Yoga is a hatha style practiced on the floor on the mat. We generally move slowly, with less intense positions, and usually includes a brief lesson from the Yoga Sutras (an ancient guide for practitioners), pranayama (breathing techniques), guided meditation and relaxation. Our focuses are range of motion/mobility, nurturing joints and connective tissues, breath capacity, meditation techniques and practicing balance. This class is approachable for the absolute beginner.
- Wednesday Fitness Yoga is a more vigorous, often times with vinyasa (flow between poses), strength-based class. Asana (postures) will have a greater physical demand than the Gentle Yoga class. Pranayama (breathing techniques), guided meditation and relaxation are also included in the class. Our focuses are flexibility, strength, balance, breath capacity and relaxation. This class is approachable for the beginner yoga student who is looking for a fitness class.
- Chair Yoga is practiced while sitting in or standing using a chair for support. We generally move slowly allowing the participant time to feel their way into postures. Our focus is on range of motion/joint movement and blood flow in order to nourish soft tissues, breath capacity, mobility, functional movements, strength, balance, relaxation/yoga nidra (guided sleep meditation). This style is good for someone who isn’t comfortable sitting on the floor, has balance issues or who finds the fitness yoga too much on wrists/shoulders/knees. This class is approachable for the absolute beginner.
Age Range: 16 to Adult
Instructor: Nicole Roe, B.A. psyc, E-RYT 200, YACEP, SPRA registered
Contact: programs@ourwildwood.ca

Zumba Fitness
Zumba is a fitness and dance program featuring Latin inspired dance as well as other international flavours. It is designed to help with cardio, strength, and flexibility, while making every class feels like a dance party!

Instructor: Laura Cey
For the past 14 years, I’ve had the privilege of sharing my passion for dance and fitness through Zumba. My professional dance career has taken me around the world, performing in Mexico, India, Singapore, Costa Rica, and Panama, experiences that have shaped my love for movement and connecting with people through dance.
In addition to teaching Zumba, I’m also a dance instructor at Studio One, where I enjoy helping dancers of all ages build confidence, technique, and a love for dance.
My goal in every class is simple: create a fun, high-energy atmosphere where everyone feels welcome, gets a great workout, and leaves with a smile on their face. Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned dancer, I can’t wait to dance with you!

Age Range: 16 to Adult
More Information: Zumba® Fitness Website
Outdoor Soccer
The outdoor soccer season runs from early May to late June, with registration in February to mid-March. Games are played on grass fields in Wildwood and surrounding communities. Teams have one practice and one game per week, plus a Mini Festival of Soccer (Mini FOS) tournament, typically held on a weekend in early June. Under 5 and Under 7 players will also participate in a 1-game Timbit Jam in late June.
League Details:
- Under 5 games are 3v3, will take place on Mondays with 6pm and 7pm starts. This preschool soccer league is co-ed.
- Under 7 games are 3v3, have separate boys’ & girls’ teams, and will take place on Wednesdays (boys) or Thursdays (Girls) with 6pm and 7pm starts.
- Under 9 games are 5v5, have separate boys’ & girls’ teams, will take place on Mondays (boys) or Tuesdays (girls) with 6pm and 7pm starts.
- Games may occasionally be scheduled on a Friday.
- Exact practice and game schedules will be determined after teams have been formed.
- Older Kids? Children from age 9 up to 18 living in the Wildwood neighbourhood should be registered with Lakewood Soccer.
Registration: http://WWCA.rampregistrations.com
General League Information: Saskatoon Youth Soccer Website
Division Information: Lakewood Soccer Website
WCA Coordinator/Coach: Kat Lysak
WCA Soccer Contact: soccer@ourwildwood.ca

Indoor Soccer
The indoor soccer season runs from October to March.
League Details:
- Under 5 games are 3v3. This preschool soccer league is co-ed.
- Under 7 games are 4v4 and have separate Boys’ & Girls’ teams.
- Under 9 games are 5v5 and have separate Boys’ & Girls’ teams.
- Games are every Sunday (Saturdays for U9), predominantly at Henk Ruys Centre, with occasional games scheduled on Saturdays or Fridays instead.
- U7 and U9 leagues will have 1 practice during the week. Practice schedules are determined after teams have been formed.
- Older Kids? Children from age 9 up to 18 living in the Wildwood neighbourhood should be registered with Lakewood Soccer.
- We need help! If any parents are willing to volunteer or coach, please contact Kat!
Registration: http://WWCA.rampregistrations.com
WCA Coordinator/Coach: Kat Lysak
General League Information: Saskatoon Youth Soccer Website
Division Information: Lakewood Soccer Website
Contact: soccer@ourwildwood.ca

Indoor Basketball
The indoor basketball season starts in mid-October and goes until mid-December when we break for Christmas. The season resumes in January and runs until February where we take a two weekend break over the school Family Day week off. We resume for playoffs for the first three weeks of March.
Fall League games are on Saturdays at various high schools in the city and the league traditionally starts the Saturday following the Thanksgiving weekend. Practices will be once per week, held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays at Wildwood School Gym.
League Details:
- Spud Basketball: is a game based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls (co-ed) who are IN GRADE THREE OR FOUR in the season of play. The teams play cross court and the coaches referee their own games. Registration done through your local community association.
- Mini Basketball: is a game based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls who are IN GRADE FIVE OR SIX in the season of play. The teams play cross court and referees are provided. Mini A Pool teams play full court. Registration done through your local community association.
- Bantam Basketball: is a game based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls who are IN GRADE SEVEN OR EIGHT in the season of play. No player in high school can play bantam ball. Teams play full court and referees are provided. Registration done through your local community association.
- Midget Basketball: is a game based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls who are IN GRADE NINE OR TEN in the season of play. Players in this division may play even if they are on a high school team. Teams play full court and referees are provided. Registration done through your local community association.
- Juvenile Basketball: is a game based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls who are under 19 years of age as of December 31 of the season in play or in GRADE 11 OR 12 (Players must be attending high school on a full time basis). Players in this division may play even if they are on a high school team. Teams play full court and referees are provided. Registration done through your local community association.
Note: Registration is now through the SMBA Website directly.
Coordinator/Coach: Tracy Zhang
More Information: Saskatoon Minor Basketball Association Website
Contact: basketball@ourwildwood.ca

Adult Basketball
Weekly friendly basketball scrimmages, targeted at mature individuals who wish to play in a friendly setting with minimal contact. Aggressive play will not be tolerated and may result in removal from the program at the discretion of the host.
Players must wear non-marking indoor shoes.
Scrimmages are generally on Fridays, with occasional Thursday bookings some weeks due to school closures.
Registration Cap: Limited to 30 participants
Variety Sports
Variety sports and open gym program. The host will organize weekly games based on ages and interests of the group. May include: soccer, floor hockey, basketball, kickball, tag games.
Participants require indoor shoes and a water bottle.
Age Range: 6 to 13 years old
Program Host: Levi
Learn to Skate
Learn to Skate program in the Wildwood outdoor community rink. Includes four 30-minute sessions on Saturday mornings.
Children must have skates and a helmet to participate. If you need assistance obtaining skates, please contact us!
Two Age Groups:
- Ages 3 to 7: 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
- Ages 8 to 12: 11:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Registration Cap: Limited to 20 participants in each age group
Questions: Contact Us!

Taking a Break: This program is not currently scheduled to run this season. Interested in the next session? Let us know!
Jive Dance
Learn to dance Jive with Karen and Ritchard!
Learn rock ’n roll dancing! Bring a partner and learn to dance a smooth, low-impact style of Jive to some of the classic music of the 50’s and 60’s.
- Must register with a partner
Cost is $40 per couple for 8 classes. Please register for the program twice (once for each partner) at a cost of $20 each.
Footwear: Bring a pair of clean, non-marking shoes to change into when you arrive. For dancing, it is best to have shoes that have a little “slide” to them. Leather soles are ideal, but not absolutely necessary. We will also have a supply of “dance socks” available at a minimal cost to turn almost any regular shoe into a dance shoe.
Age Range: Adult
More Info: Winnipeg Free Press Article, East Coast Swing Video
Questions? Contact Us!


Line Dancing with Tere
Unleash your inner dancer and join us for a fun-filled line dancing class! Perfect for all skill levels, this class offers a lively and welcoming atmosphere where you can learn classic moves and modern routines to toe-tapping tunes. Line dancing is not only a fantastic way to stay active, but it’s also a great opportunity to meet new friends and share a laugh or two. No partner or previous experience needed—just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to move!
Footwear: Bring a pair of clean, non-marking shoes to change into when you arrive.
Age Range: Adult
Questions? Contact Us!


Juggling & Circus Arts
Weekly workshops where participants learn theory and skills of various circus arts: juggling, diabolo (Chinese yoyo), poi, spinning plates, flower sticks, tightrope (slackline), balance boards, stilts, and unicycling. Recommended age is from 8 up to and including all ages of adults, and no prior experience is needed! Children younger than 8 are welcome as long as they are continuously supervised by a parent or guardian. Offered in partnership with the Saskatoon Juggling Club.
Instructor: Joel Miedema
Age Range: 8 to Adult (under 8 possible with parent supervision)
Two Sessions Per Week:
- Wednesdays: Regular workshop with instruction
- Fridays: Optional self-directed practice space




Chess Lessons
In these classes and workshops, students will learn the fundamentals of chess, including opening principles, tactics, strategy, and endgame techniques. The sessions will be engaging, interactive, and tailored to different skill levels, with practical exercises and game analysis to help participants improve their chess skills in a fun and supportive environment.
Instructors: Omid Khaledi & Arash Abdollahzadeh
Hi, I’m Omid Khaledi, a FIDE Master with the peak rating of 2300 FIDE based in Saskatoon. I’ve been playing competitively for many years and have had the chance to compete in strong tournaments across North America. I really enjoy coaching and working with students of all levels. My focus is on helping players understand the game, not just memorize moves, and making lessons both fun and challenging so students can keep improving and building confidence.
My name is Arash Abdollahzadeh, and I have over 30 years of experience playing chess. I was the Swedish Chess Champion in the under-20 category year 2009 and have proudly represented Iran on the national youth team in the under-10, under-12, and under-16 age groups. I currently hold a FIDE rating of 2139 and have been actively involved in teaching and promoting chess for many years. I’m passionate about helping students of all ages discover the joy and discipline of chess.
Age Range: All Ages (7+ recommended)
More Information: 650 CKOM Article & Interview
Stay Safe! Course / Home Alone Course
A half-day course that offers basic first aid and safety skills for youth aged 9/10 and up. Participants learn about being safe when they are without the direct supervision of a parent, guardian, or trusted adult. Stay Safe! is a 5-6 hr course covering concepts related to staying home and being alone in the community, while Home Alone is a shorter 2.5 hr course that focuses on staying home alone.
When: TBA, ~ 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Where: Bishop Pocock School Library
Instructor: Red Cross Youth Leader / St. John Ambulance Youth Leader
Cost: $TBA (plus WCA Annual Membership)
Contact: Programs Coordinator at programs@ourwildwood.ca
We are currently gauging interest to run this program in Winter/Spring 2025. If you are interested, please let us know!
Previous session Details Poster, Red Cross Course Info, St John Course Info

Babysitting Course
An 7-8 hour course that offers care giving and first aid skills for youth 11-15 years old. Participants learn how to provide care for children in a variety of age groups, and how to prevent and respond to emergencies. The course also offers current and future babysitters the skills to promote themselves professionally, manage difficult behaviours, and act as effective leaders.
This curriculum contains expanded first-aid content that reflects the latest science. Each participant must bring a teddy bear or doll the size of an infant to the course
When: TBD (1 or 2-Day Course)
Where: TBD
Instructor: Red Cross Youth Leader / St. John Ambulance Youth Leader
Registration Cap: TBD
We are currently gauging interest to run this program in Winter/Spring 2025. If you are interested, please let us know!
Details Poster, Red Cross Course Info, St John Course Info

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