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The ASAD London Campus is located at The Sports Centre at the Western Fair District in London, ON.
Identified as the top tournament facility in southwestern Ontario, the Sports Centre at Western Fair District is a 160,000 square foot multi-use facility and is known as a leader amongst the many ice facilities available in London and Ontario. With its accessible design and wide range of top-class amenities, the Sports Centre provides an optimal training and learning environment for student athletes.

ASAD student-athletes also train at Fanshawe College and BMO Field.

Academics

  • ASAD London Academic Delivery

    ASAD Durham is partnered with Thames Valley District School Board to deliver academic programming.  

    Student timetables are established in collaboration with the ASAD Guidance Teacher and home school guidance departments. 
     

  • Semester snapshot

    Each semester full time students are enrolled in one (1) Physical Education focus course and one (1) course lead by an on-site TVDSB teacher during their two periods at The Sports Centre. Students are then also enrolled in two (2) in-person learning courses at their home school, giving them a full course complement of 4 courses per semester.

Athletics

  • Technical Sport Streams

    ASAD London currently offers the following technical sport streams:

    • Hockey
    • Volleyball
    • Football

    Student-athletes will participate in two 75 min technical sessions and two 75 min strength and conditioning sessions per week with a qualified coach.

  • Individual Athlete Development Stream

    Designed for individual sport athletes or sports that do not have a dedicated technical stream, such as swimming, figure skating, track, lacrosse, baseball and race car driving.

    Student-athletes will participate in four 75 min strength and conditioning sessions per week with a qualified coach.

  • Meet the coaches

    Meet the coaches and staff at ASAD coming soon 
     

Admissions

  • Admission Process

    An application and acceptance to the program is required to attend. Academic eligibility is reviewed by the student’s home school guidance counselor and is based upon the ability to manage ASAD programming within the student’s course load.

    • November – Applications Open
    • February  - Applications Close
    • April  - Offer Letters are sent to successful applicants
    • June – Registration and Enrollment process completed
    For more information, contact: asadadmissions@abilitiescentre.org
     
  • Is there a fee to apply?

    There is no fee to apply to the program and encourage families to attend an information session ahead of completing an application. 

    Check the schedule for upcoming information sessions 
    Information sessions

  • Enrollment Fees

    As a charitable non-profit organization, Abilities Centre relies on our standardized program fees to continue to deliver the highest quality ASAD experience to our student athletes, remove barriers to participation, and to support our charitable mission of building more inclusive communities.
    You have the opportunity to attend ASAD for the full year or for one semester (1st or 2nd):

    • Full year (two semesters) of programming, the enrollment fee ranges from $5000 - $7000 per year, depending on the sport stream.
    • One semester of programming (1st or 2nd Semester), the enrollment fee ranges from $3000 - $4000, depending on the sport stream.

    ASAD is a fee for service model and all costs are to recover program expenses.
    We recognize that some families face financial challenges to enrolling their child in sports and recreation programs, and we believe that every student athlete should have the opportunity to pursue their academic and athletic goals. We are proud to offer the Academy Assistance Program to provide additional financial support to reduce program fees for eligible student athletes who have the greatest financial need and who, without this support, would not be afforded the chance to take part in ASAD.   
     

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