Lions Ski Club

Snowlife Snowsport Awards can be achieved at Lions ski club during Sunday morning session. These awards are to progress junior skiers through the basic levels including the fun element for beginners up to the advanced level which will help develop your child into a budding ski racer! The tasks for each of the levels will be worked on and ticked off when completed and the first Sunday of every month will be assessment day where the pupils will be assessed and hopefully signed off to move up to the next level. A badge will also be awarded if required.

The Snowlife Snowsport Awards are nationally recognised awards for skiing and snowboarding. They've been developed by UK Governing Bodies for skiing and snowboarding and BASI (British Association of Snowsport Instructors).

So it really means something when you win one.

How much will it cost?
Your Snowlife Logbook is about £2.00 and badges for each level come in at around £2.00. Most times, ask a Lions instructor to issue your Snowlife log book now!

What the experts think:
Alain Baxter and Lesley McKenna: Britain's number one skier and snowboarder "We started at school and so can you. Everyone should get their own Snowlife and these awards are a great way to start. See you on the slopes!"

Working through the awards:
We've got two levels of fun ski awards for children under six years old - Penguins and Polar Bears.
After the children's levels, the awards are split into nine colour level awards. The award colours follow the same order as piste grades and end with bronze, silver and gold.

How the awards work
Just build up your skills at a pace that suits. The awards take you from absolute beginner through to expert, perfect if you've already got your sights on the most challenging pistes.

At Lions we do all our awards at Castleford Xscape but you can take your log book and continue at other Clubs in the UK.