Introduce Your Students to a New Sport!

Experience the fun of curling

Peace Arch Curling Club offers an introduction to curling for Surrey School District students taught by volunteer experienced curlers. Students will learn how to deliver a rock, sweeping technique, and rules of the game.

Class size is limited to 32 students. Cost is $5 per student per session. Typically, three sessions are taught.

Necessary curling equipment will be provided: brooms, sliders, grippers.

Students are required to wear CLEAN running shoes to the rink. They are encouraged to wear layers of warm, stretchy clothing and gloves.

Try. Learn. Play. After school junior program

Learn how to throw stones at houses and not get into trouble

Grades 5 to 12; no experience needed. All equipment and instruction provided.

In a fun atmosphere, our volunteers will teach you the basics your need to curl in a non-competitive format.

The season combines both skills instruction and learning in a game format. Every Wednesday, right after school, come down to the club. Fun times start at 3:30 pm and end at 5 pm. As you progress you will spend more time in game format.

Loving the roar of the rings? You will have an option to compete competitively in Cloverdale with the Optimist Junior Inter-club league.

Peace Arch Curlers, Proud School Champions

2025 South Fraser Zone Champions

Earl Marriott Secondary School team, coached by Ed Holland (right): Kaitlyn Hoffert, Nathan Wayman, Keaton Glassford, Owen Lowe,Sawyer Van Hulsentop, and Ruben Deefholts. The team is currently fundraising to support their trip to the provincials in Kimberley.

2018 High School Provincial Champions

From Earl Marriott Secondary School, pictured left to right are: Haily Dubois - Third, Gemma Cooper-Smith - Lead, Kiana Holland - Skip, Alyssa Lait - Second and Nicole Hague - Fifth.