Council leisure centres include a fitness centre, swimming pool and racquet sports. They all have a mixture of accessible equipment. See Swimming for more information on accessible pools.
In this section, you can find information about a wide range of sporting activities for children with a special educational need or disability
Council leisure centres including a fitness centre, swimming pool and racquet sports. They all have a mixture of accessible equipment. See Swimming for more information on accessible pools.
Sport Birmingham is an independent charity that uses the power of sport and physical activity to improve lives.
They are the city’s strategic sports partnership, working as a leading charity to connect places, people, and communities to drive local innovation in the delivery of sport and physical activity.
Activity Alliance is a national charity that works to make active lives possible with a vision that disabled people are active for life. Includes local links and resources.
Non-profit organisation and the largest provider of year-round sports coaching and athletic competition in summer and winter sports for children and adults of ALL abilities with intellectual disabilities.
The Warwickshire Cricket Boards disability programme is delivered in partnership with the Lords Taverners, who provide funding and equipment for our taster sessions in schools, as well as our community sessions, known as “Hubs”.
BCEW work in partnership with British Blind Sport and the England and Wales Cricket Board to deliver competitive cricket for those who are blind or partially sighted, running national and international competitions.
The pool has a sloped entry, with a shower chair and large family changing facilities. There is a changing bed and hoist for use by trained advocates and carers. Disabled people are welcome to swim whenever the pool is open to the general public. There is also a free session for disabled people on Saturdays between 5:00pm and 6:00pm.
The centre has a pool at deck level with low steps, a pool hoist, and shower chairs. The Wobblers and Wheelies swimming club meets here on Friday evenings between 8:30pm and 9:30pm.
Recreational swimming at Wilson Stuart School, Perry Common every Wednesday (school terms only) 6:30pm – 7:30pm. Ramped access and pool chairs are available.
Squad for junior and senior swimmers from county level through to National/International/Paralympic level. They meet every second Saturday in the month between 9am and 10:30am at Langley
Swimming Centre, Oldbury.
Redpoint Climbing Centre has a wealth of experience in supporting those who have SEN and disabilities and can confidently assist people who have a variety of ability levels.
Based at Ackers Dry Ski Slope, this ski club has adapted equipment and fully-qualified instructors to give disabled people the opportunity to learn to ski.
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