Explore learning programmes and tests across fifteen countries. Read published elements, compare pathways and search the official evidence in one place.
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Grade 4: 2026 badge-test tables and transition notices
Version boundary: required elements change on 1 October 2026. Free-skating requirements apply from 1 July 2026, with specific transition provisions. Earlier collected requirements elsewhere on this page must not be treated as a fully updated 2026 syllabus.
Read both grade-4 table rows, including separate women’s and men’s spin provisions. The September notice addresses outstanding tasks. The free-skating flying-spin transition condition runs through 30 September 2026.
Working English: required elements and steps from page 1
Not independently translation-reviewed. Original technical codes are retained.
Double toe loop.
Double Salchow.
Double loop.
Jump combination, double + double. Jump types may repeat the three preceding jump tasks.
Women: layback or sideways-leaning spin, without change of foot, at least five revolutions. Men: sit spin and back upright spin, at least five revolutions each.
Change-foot spin combination, at least six revolutions on each foot; include sit and upright positions, at least two revolutions in each.
Set pattern: bracket-turn steps; outside or inside drawn.
Set pattern: open choctaw and three-turn steps.
Set pattern: forward twizzle steps; outside or inside drawn.
Set pattern: backward twizzle steps; outside or inside drawn.
The complete original table pages are shown below. OCR is only a finding aid: it can omit characters and entire lines, especially in tables. The source image takes precedence. English extraction of the separate free programmes, general assessment rules and transition notices is incomplete.
Working English, not independently reviewed: the 19 July notice says badge-test step sequences at every grade are assessed through GOE. Absence of two difficult turns or steps is not, by itself, the ISU no-value trigger in these badge tests.
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