The Charity - Highland Disability Sport along with High Life Highland arrange an Annual Activity Programme of sport for school age and adult participants. It is for Regional Competition and those that show promise and have a talent are encouraged to continue and develop their talent in their chosen sport with the help of specially trained coaches. From the Regional Competition selected participants compete at National Events.

We run dedicated coaching sessions for disabled riders who want to keep fit, have fun and improve performance through regular interaction with professional Go-Ride Coaches. Both experienced and new riders of any age will be eligible to attend the sessions, which are open to disabled riders. British Cycling has a fleet of 2 wheeled bikes for riders to borrow along with some adapted bikes at the venue including handcycles and trikes. Riders should contact the coach beforehand to discuss their individual needs. Contact Jimmy McCormack on 07534281266 or jimmymccormack@britishcycling.org.uk beforehand to discuss their aspirations and requirements for the session.

An Inclusive Sport Festival for schools, children and families. Come along on 21st June and try out a wide range of inclusive sports at this fun, free event. Book places by email: deputy@howes.coventry.sch.uk

Fun inclusive cycling for any ability, age or background that make positive changes to health and well-being

The LimbPower Games is designed to guide and support new amputees and individuals with limb impairments and individuals new to physical activity and sport to take part in sport and reap the physical, psychological and social benefits. Among the sports on offer this year are: Athletics (track & field), cycling, archery, tennis, badminton, swimming, shooting, Wheelchair basketball, cricket, sitting volleyball, football and a climbing wall.

LimbPower are a National Disability Sports Organisation engaging adults and children with an amputation and individuals with limb impairments in physical activity, sport and arts events, covering many Paralympic sports and para dance. We organise the annual LimbPower Games at Stoke Mandeville Stadium and the annual Junior Games also at Stoke Mandeville Stadium. We organise single sports days and multisport days across the country, as well as Introduction to Physical Activity and Sports workshops for over 18s and Fundamnetal Skills workshops for under 18s. We have created 30 resources and videos to support newly disabled individuals on their physical activity journey, these resources have been created with healthcare professionals and sports coaches to ensure that they are correct and relevant to amputees and individuals with limb impairments. All of our physical activities are run by qualified coaches and instructors, with experience of working with individuals with a physical disability. You can read about all of our events and activities on our general website www.limbpower.com or on our families and children's website www.limbformation.com

Enjoy Strictly? Come and give it a go. Join us weekly in term time only for this fun social dance class for adults 19+. Teaching Ballroom Latin & Freestyle.

Para Recruitment Day at Bishop Auckland Table Tennis Club. The day in partnership with British Para Table Tennis will see Pathways manager and National Development Coach Shaun Marples in attendance along with the clubs own award-winning coaches and players from the National Para GB set up. The idea of the day is to get more people with disability's playing table tennis and help put any talent on a pathway to nurture that talent to a National level. There are two sessions 1pm-3pm which will be for schools and 7pm-9pm which is open for everyone to attend, there is no charge and equipment will be provided.

Ability Counts football, for Adults with 1 or more impairments/disabilities. We aim to create a fun, safe & enjoyable football experience. We also have 3 teams (including an all-ladies team) in the Dorset Ability Counts league.

A light seated exercise class set to music. Improves co-ordination, strength and mobility.