Disability and Inclusive Activity Clubs are fun and accessible that provide Paralympic and multi-sports for disabled people. Delivering high quality sports and physical activity provision for the community and offering expert knowledge of disability sport through our fully-qualified sports coaches

A slower version of the game, it`s still netball, but played at a walking pace. The game has been designed so that anyone can play it, regardless of fitness level and sessions are taken by a trained activator. Don’t worry if you have forgotten the rules, as they will be able to help you on your way to getting back into the sport you love.

A swim session for people with disabilities. Parents and carers are welcome.

A swim session for people with disabilities. Parents and carers are welcome.

Tennis involves hitting a ball over a net using a racket.

Join the G.P referal team for a leisurely, relaxed pace of walking, often considered a low-intensity exercise, where the primary focus is on moving your body for a sustained period without pushing yourself too hard, typically done for enjoyment and general health benefits, rather than intense calorie burning. This is a folow on class from G.P referal

Join the G.P referal team for a leisurely, relaxed pace of walking, often considered a low-intensity exercise, where the primary focus is on moving your body for a sustained period without pushing yourself too hard, typically done for enjoyment and general health benefits, rather than intense calorie burning. This is class is for G.P referals only

Just like a regular yoga class practise. Chair yoga increases flexibility, strength and awareness. The class also includes pranayama breathing techniques and meditation to promote focus, mental clarity and relaxation.

This SEND session is designed to provide a quieter atmosphere and operate at a reduced capacity, ensuring a more comfortable and supportive environment for those with special needs and disabilities. Please note one adult admits one child also.