Register & Join
Joining the Werewolves of London
The Werewolves of London Special Ice hockey club is a friendly not-for-profit club run by volunteers out of the Streatham Ice and Leisure Centre in South London.
What is Special Ice Hockey?
Unlike mainstream and Junior league hockey, Special Hockey caters for children and adults of differing ages and abilities who have developmental disabilities. Special hockey is non-contact, non-competitive and focuses on having fun while improving health and well-being.
Who can benefit from joining the club?

Children, Young People and Adults with;
- Autistic Spectrum Disorders
- Downs Syndrome
- Asperger Syndrome
- ADD /ADHD & Dyspraxia
- Other Learning and Developmental disabilities
You do not need to know how to skate or pass any trials or tests, you just need the will to learn and enjoy being on the ice.
What are the benefits of joining the club?
- Fun! Fun! Fun!
- Social Interaction, friendship and reduced social isolation
- Increased self confidence and self-esteem
- Improved physical fitness and overall health and well-being
The training sessions are run by coaches who by are all trained and registered with the EIHA (English Ice Hockey Association), the Governing Body of the sport in England and Wales. The drills are designed to help players of different abilities to reach their goals. Training sessions are held on Saturdays. Some of our players opt to participate in the annual Special Hockey International tournament which brings together teams from North America and Europe. In addition we may also schedule matches against other special hockey teams in the UK or Europe.
When are the sessions?
There are approximately 18-20 training sessions per season which are held mostly on alternate Saturday afternoons between 16:30-18:30. The season runs from September to May with a break for summer. Check the training dates page for details.
What does it cost?
The clubs reviews fees annually and tries to keep the cost as low as possible.
Our Annual Club Fees go towards the clubs running costs and expenses including support for tournament participation.
The EIH player registration fee is paid directly to the EIH and not via the club.
![]() | £231 |
Annual England Ice Hockey registration feeIn addition, England Ice Hockey registration is mandatory. Use this link to EIH registration/gameday– please use the same email address used last year to log on:
| £45.00 or £20.00 depending on age |
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How do I Join?
Before applying to join the club, potential new players and their parent carers should come along to one of our sessions to see what we do and to ask any questions that you have about the club. Please let us know in advance when you intend to visit by emailing Mike Dwyer
Registration Forms
The following forms all need to be completed and returned with the relevant payment.
![]() | ALL of these forms must be completed and returned with the relevant payments detailed in the table above.2025-2026 Werewolves Player Registration Pack (pdf) (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader free or equivalent) Includes the following;
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Please return forms to our registration secretary at the next training session.
Method of Fee Payment
The preferred method of payment is by bank transfer:
Account Name:
Account Number:
Sort Code:
Bank Address:
BIC/SWIFT
IBAN
Werewolves of London Special Ice Hockey Club
03739751
30-92-45
Lloyds Bank, 95 George Street, Croydon, Surrey, CR9 2NS
LOYDGB21049
GB40 LOYD 3092 4503 7397 51
IMPORTANT: Please provide the players name as a reference so that we can easily identify your payment.
If paying by cheque, it should be payable to ‘Werewolves of London Special Ice Hockey Club‘
Equipment
For players who require equipment, you will be asked to sign this form by the equipment manager at the time any equipment is loaned.
It is provided here for you to familiarise yourself with the terms and conditions of the equipment loan.
Please also read our page here for help on how to get dressed and look after your kit.
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What if I have further questions?
If you are not sure whether this hockey program is suitable then for more information you can contact Mike Dwyer.

Annual England Ice Hockey registration fee

