Scottish Disability Sport

Reflecting back on the last 12 months I can confidently say that 2011 was a long, but hugely successful year, mainly due to the IPC World Championships taking place out of season in New Zealand in January.

Commenting on the announcement made by the British Paralympic Association on Wednesday 25 January on the selection of table tennis players Rob Davies, Paul Davies, David Wetherill, Will Bayley, Paul Karabardak, Ross Wilson, Kim Daybell, Sara Head, Jane Campbell and Sue Gilroy MBE to compete for ParalympicsGB at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, UK Sport Chief Executive, Liz Nicholl, said...

Disability Sport Fife and Active Schools have teamed up to provide a CPD session at Glenrothes High School on Tuesday 7 February between 16.00 and 18.00 hrs for school staff, Active Fife staff and key volunteers. 

An exciting opportunity has arisen for the right candidate to join the Borders Sport and Leisure Trust Sports for 21 hours per week on a Fixed Term 12 month contract
 

The Tennis Foundation is committed to promoting tennis as an inclusive sport. 

Borders Sport and Leisure Trust (BSLT) is continuing its drive to encourage sporting participation for all through the creation of the new post of Sports Development Officer for Disability.

Calling all Wheelchair Curlers – Get your entries in for Lockerbie’s Pick and Wick on Wednesday 15th February 2012.

Due to the hard work of the Sports Development and Active Schools team in the area over the past year through schools boccia sessions, an open day and two boccia leaders workshops, a new boccia club is being set up in Moray.