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Report highlights experiences of being active across impairment groups
New report highlights how experiences, barriers and support needs can differ depending on a person’s impairment.
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Every week, every year, every child should be included in PE
Paralympics GB launch Equal Play in PE – a free programme for teachers to include every child in every PE lesson.
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Disability Sports News – September 2026
Latest Disability Sports News for September 2026.
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Bringing Ballroom to life for blind and partially sighted people
Step Change Studios have teamed up with VocalEyes to bring audio description to ballroom competitions.
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Enhancing inclusive practice: Wheels for All
Wheels for All joined the Include to Improve programme to look beyond the experience of people taking part in its cycling sessions.
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IAP builds confidence to make activity more inclusive in Nottingham
An Inclusive Activity Programme (IAP) workshop has given primary school staff more confidence to deliver sports and activities.
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Watch: Inclusive Learning Principles in action
Missed our webinar on the Inclusive Learning Principles? You can now watch the recording again on YouTube.
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Join our webinar: Dismantling the Activity Trap - a call for action
Join us on Thursday 22 October to hear about the research and be part of the conversation about how we can dismantle the Activity Trap.
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Have your say: help shape our policy and influencing work
Share your views on the policy issues that affect disabled people’s opportunities to be active.
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The Prince of Wales urges sport to prioritise suicide prevention
The Prince of Wales and The Royal Foundation uniting the sports sector to help drive awareness of suicide prevention by launching toolkit.
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Back to school: why disabled children need equal play
Every child should be able to enjoy school sport and activity. Yet too many disabled children are still being left on the sidelines.
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Alfie Hewett launches Get In And Go
Alfie Hewett unveils national initiative to bring wheelchair activity into schools, clubs and holiday camps across the UK.
