This recognition celebrates an organisation or club's outstanding commitment to developing and delivering high-quality Inclusive Skating opportunities and acknowledges the important role that the organisation plays in creating an accessible, welcoming, and supportive environment for skaters of all abilities.

The Centre of Excellence status recognises clubs and organisations that demonstrate excellence in inclusive coaching practice, athlete development, programme delivery, and commitment to the continued growth of Inclusive Skating. The club or organisation should provide evidence of its ability to support the development of skaters through effective coaching, appropriate adaptations, and a culture that ensures every participant has the opportunity to achieve their full potential.

As a Centre of Excellence, the club or organisation will be recognised as a leading example of Inclusive Skating provision and will contribute to the continued development of the sport by sharing good practice, supporting coach development, and helping to expand opportunities for skaters with additional needs within the skating community.

This achievement reflects the dedication of the coaches, volunteers, administrators, skaters, and wider club community. Establishing a Centre of Excellence requires vision, commitment, and a sustained focus on quality, inclusion, and continuous improvement.

• Centre of Excellence in Inclusive Skating Digital Badge, provides a secure and verifiable recognition of the achievement. The badge may be displayed on the club website, social media platforms, digital communications, and promotional materials to demonstrate the recognised expertise and leadership in Inclusive Skating.

As of 31st July 2026 there are two Inclusive Skating Centres of Excellence

• ISkate Time Capsule, Coatbridge, Scotland
• IF Castor, Ostersund, Sweden