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Disability Sports

Child playing wheelchair basket ball          child playing cricket                    Child playing with a basketball

We are dedicated to provide and enable sports and active recreational activities for Kingston's residents who have a disability/impairment or special need. We offer a comprehensive programme of activities for children and adults as recognised by the London Sports Awards 2007.

Special Olympics Surrey (S.O.S)
Special Olympics Logo

Special Olympics Surrey (SOS) aims to provide year-round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for people with learning disabilities, giving them the continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of skills, gifts and friendship with their families, other Special Olympic athletes and the community.

For more information about Special Olympics Surrey (SOS) please click on the link below
Special Olympics Surrey (SOS)

SOS group with flag

St. Phillips 6th form visit the new National Tennis Centre


On Thursday 29th November 2007 the entire 6th form of St. Phillip's School were invited to a coaching session at the National Tennis Centre's new fantastic new state of the art facility in Roehampton. The centre was built with a view to improving the performance of the top players in Britain and the visit of the 15 young people with special needs was a first for the Lawn Tennis Association.

The 90 minute coaching session was full of fun games as well as mini matches and was thoroughly enjoyed by the students as well as the teachers. The superb facilities and coaching was inspirational and the teachers were hard pressed to get everyone back onto the mini bus at the end of the visit. All the students were given a few little gifts to take away and were even treated to lunch by the LTA in their nutrition concious cafe.

The LTA must be applauded for their recognition and support of Tennis for Special Needs children, and we hope to be able to continue with this mutually beneficial relationship.
Andy McKee - Community Sports Coach for Multi Sports Disability

St Phillips students playing tennis    St Phillips students playing tennis

St Phillips students playing tennis    St Phillips students in group photo

Burlington Junior School also visit Tennis Centre

On Thursday 30th January 2008 children from Burlington Junior School, New Malden were invited along to a coaching session at the centre.

Burlington Junior Pupils playing Tennis         Burlington Junior Group Photo

Burlington Junior Pupil having Tennis Coaching         Burlington Junior Pupil Playing Tennis

Disability Sports for Children

S.N.A.P.S  (Special Needs Activity Play and Sport)

Kingston Sports and Recreation Services has created this new group to promote and provide sport and active recreational activities for children with special needs. The sessions are open to children aged 5 to 19 years of age and the sports on offer are:

Multi Sports - Saturday Morning Fortnightly Club

Please note that Saturday 29th March 2008 will be the last Club 519 session.

2008 Dates:

05, 19 January
02, 16 February
01, 15 & 29 March

Venue:

North Kingston Centre
Richmond Road
Kingston upon Thames
KT2 5PE
Time of sessions:

10.00am to 11.30am for children aged 5 to 10 years of age
11.30am to 1.00pm for children aged 11 to 19 years of age
Cost:

£5.00 per session

Music & Movement - Saturday Afternoon Fortnightly Club

2008 Dates:

TBC

Venue:

Christchurch C of E Infant School
Lime Grove
New Malden
Surrey
KT3 3TW
Time of session:

2.30pm to 3.15pm
Cost:

£2.00 per session

Tennis  - Weekly After School Club

2008 Dates:

Wednesdays - Weekly

Venue:

Surbiton Tennis Racket & Fitness Club
Berrylands
Surbiton
Time of session

4.30pm to 5.30pm
Cost:

£3.00 per session

Gymnastics - Weekly After School Club

2008 Dates:

Mondays - Weekly

Venue:

Tolworth Gymnastics Club (behind Tolworth Girls School)
Manor Drive North
Tolworth
Time of session

4.00pm to 5.00pm
Cost:

TBC

All sessions are run on a  pay as you go basis, so there is no need to pre book.

Individual Achievement

Our Individual achievement page is dedicated to any young disabled person living in the borough who has achieved a high standard in their chosen sport. If you would like to share your achievements please either send in or email a side of A4 of who you are, what your sport is and what you have achieved along with a photo if you have one.  We will then post your achievements here on our website.

You can either send or email to:
The Active Kingston Team
Guildhall 2
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 1EU.
Email sue.johnson@rbk.kingston.gov.uk  

Disability Sports for Adults

Kingston Sports and Recreation Services provides sport and active recreational activities for adults with special needs

To find out more or for more information please call Sports and Recreation Services on 020 8547 5207 or email sports@rbk.kingston.gov.uk.

Winners of the Ten Pin Bowling Competition 2007  Chairobics session

 

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