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Only £5 adults/£3 juniors, pay in the hall. Here players of a moderate experienced standard can play a fast paced game. Just turn up to pay-and-play. These sessions can be crowded at times so games may be shortened so no-one sits out for long! 

Sjoelen is a highly assesible table game that originated in the Netherlands. It has similarities with other shuffleboard games, bar billiards and curling, but doesn’t appear to be directly related to any of them. The game is also popular in Germany, where it is known as Jakkolo. In recent years, its popularity has spread throughout Central, Eastern and Northern Europe, as well as to countries further afield, leading to a World Cup tournament taking place every two years; the last in Strasbourg, ...

Hampshire Harriers is an all-inclusive club which caters for all types of disabilities from people born with physical difference to those acquiring disability through injury or accident during the life course. As an inclusive club Harriers also welcomes able bodied people into the team, enabling parents, children, friends and wider family irrespective of physical ability to play together, to laugh together, to form a wider friendship group together. Club members range from 11-70+ years of ag...

Wheelchair Rugby League training sessions. No experience necessary! The only sport where able bodied and disabled people can play on the same team!

Glenburn Table Tennis Club provides table tennis coaching from beginner to international level and at the moment have children covering that full range of abilities.

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A lane swim for individuals with disabilities or additional needs who may prefer a less crowded session.

Monday evening 7-8pm is for 8-16years only. Monday 8.15-9.15pm is for anyone aged 16years+. Wednesday session 7-9pm is a mixed aged session for anyone 8 years and over. The sessions can also be adapted for wheelchair users.

Come down to Loughborough Rugby Club for some fun in the sun! No experience necessary, all ages and genders welcome to play some non contact walking rugby 7-8pm every Wednesday evening starting on 7th May 2025.

We have been providing our popular aerial circus skills sessions since 2015. In these, some of our newest classes, students will learn skills on the four aerial apparatus; silks (tissues), rope (corde lisse), hoop (lyra) and trapeze. Students will learn 3 weeks on an apparatus followed by a practise week, and rotate around the equipment every 4 weeks. Students will also have the opportunity to do perform. SEGC prides itself on being an inclusive club for all abilities, with trained members of s...