Regional Skills Camps are a wonderful way to introduce new young players to the incredible team sport of wheelchair basketball. The Skills Camps will also support and develop the playing skills of current club juniors.

The Skills Camps are fun, exciting and packed full of wheelchair basketball. Our friendly coaches will lead the sessions which will include a skills focus and game play, as well as Glow in the Dark wheelchair basketball. All attendees will experience a competitive game environment during their attendance at a Skills Camp.

A Young Activators course will run prior to the skills camp from 10-11am for established junior wheelchair basketball players who wish to enhance their role in the sport with modules including; officiating and court management to name a couple. For more details please get in touch via our contact details below.

Regional Skills Camps are a wonderful way to introduce new young players to the incredible team sport of wheelchair basketball. The Skills Camps will also support and develop the playing skills of current club juniors.

The Skills Camps are fun, exciting and packed full of wheelchair basketball. Our friendly coaches will lead the sessions which will include a skills focus and game play, as well as Glow in the Dark wheelchair basketball. All attendees will experience a competitive game environment during their attendance at a Skills Camp.

A Young Activators course will run prior to the skills camp from 10-11am for established junior wheelchair basketball players who wish to enhance their role in the sport with modules including; officiating and court management to name a couple. For more details please get in touch via our contact details below.

Regional Skills Camps are a wonderful way to introduce new young players to the incredible team sport of wheelchair basketball. The Skills Camps will also support and develop the playing skills of current club juniors.

The Skills Camps are fun, exciting and packed full of wheelchair basketball. Our friendly coaches will lead the sessions which will include a skills focus and game play, as well as Glow in the Dark wheelchair basketball. All attendees will experience a competitive game environment during their attendance at a Skills Camp.

A Young Activators course will run prior to the skills camp from 10-11am for established junior wheelchair basketball players who wish to enhance their role in the sport with modules including; officiating and court management to name a couple. For more details please get in touch via our contact details below.

Regional Skills Camps are a wonderful way to introduce new young players to the incredible team sport of wheelchair basketball. The Skills Camps will also support and develop the playing skills of current club juniors.

The Skills Camps are fun, exciting and packed full of wheelchair basketball. Our friendly coaches will lead the sessions which will include a skills focus and game play, as well as Glow in the Dark wheelchair basketball. All attendees will experience a competitive game environment during their attendance at a Skills Camp.

A Young Activators course will run prior to the skills camp from 10-11am for established junior wheelchair basketball players who wish to enhance their role in the sport with modules including; officiating and court management to name a couple. For more details please get in touch via our contact details below.

After the success of last year’s games, we are delighted to announce The Rotary East London & Essex Disability Games being held for the 2nd year.
Competitions will be run in Bagatelle, Boccia, Bowls, Darts, New Age Kurling, Quoits, Stick Ball, and Table Tennis.

Event time 12.30 – 5.00pm. It is free to all participants, and is for 18+ age group.
For more information on how to take part contact: Hilary Wrightman Tel: 07836 671 582; email hilary.wrightman@gmail.com

Regional Skills Camps are a wonderful way to introduce new young players to the incredible team sport of wheelchair basketball. The Skills Camps will also support and develop the playing skills of current club juniors.

The Skills Camps are fun, exciting and packed full of wheelchair basketball. Our friendly coaches will lead the sessions which will include a skills focus and game play, as well as Glow in the Dark wheelchair basketball. All attendees will experience a competitive game environment during their attendance at a Skills Camp.

A Young Activators course will run prior to the skills camp from 10-11am for established junior wheelchair basketball players who wish to enhance their role in the sport with modules including; officiating and court management to name a couple. For more details please get in touch via our contact details below.

Regional Skills Camps are a wonderful way to introduce new young players to the incredible team sport of wheelchair basketball. The Skills Camps will also support and develop the playing skills of current club juniors.

The Skills Camps are fun, exciting and packed full of wheelchair basketball. Our friendly coaches will lead the sessions which will include a skills focus and game play, as well as Glow in the Dark wheelchair basketball. All attendees will experience a competitive game environment during their attendance at a Skills Camp.

A Young Activators course will run prior to the skills camp from 10-11am for established junior wheelchair basketball players who wish to enhance their role in the sport with modules including; officiating and court management to name a couple. For more details please get in touch via our contact details below.

Regional Skills Camps are a wonderful way to introduce new young players to the incredible team sport of wheelchair basketball. The Skills Camps will also support and develop the playing skills of current club juniors.

The Skills Camps are fun, exciting and packed full of wheelchair basketball. Our friendly coaches will lead the sessions which will include a skills focus and game play, as well as Glow in the Dark wheelchair basketball. All attendees will experience a competitive game environment during their attendance at a Skills Camp.

A Young Activators course will run prior to the skills camp from 10-11am for established junior wheelchair basketball players who wish to enhance their role in the sport with modules including; officiating and court management to name a couple. For more details please get in touch via our contact details below.

A triathlon and paratriathlon event with three different distances and the opportunity for all people to take part either in a para wave or a non-para wave. There are relay options in each distance to make it a fun event for all. we welcome participants who are complete novices to those who are more experienced. Head to our website or get in contact for more information.

Please check our website and Facebook pages for race updates. All Race information will be available on the website at least 2 weeks before the event.

A Have a Go Day is a multi-sport taster day set out to introduce local people living with sight loss the chance to try a range of VI friendly sports and activities. The event being held in Exeter is open to children and young people aged 5-25, and will offer participants the chance to try out a range of sports including; football, tennis, athletics, golf, judo and active play. No previous experience in these sports are necessary, as these opportunities are a taster into the sports themselves. Off the back of the event, information will be given to attendees enabling them to continue to participate in the sports that were offered.

Alongside this, workshops will be on offer to professionals in the VI and sport sector to upskill staff and provide CPD for improving opportunties for children and young people with sight loss to experience provision in sport and physical activity. These workshops will include an introduction to our first steps project, and a VI awareness in school sport workshop with school PE delivery staff and QTVIs that would like to gain a greater awareness of how to adapt mainstream PE delivery to be inclusive for students with a VI.