Our Pan DisAbility Soccer School caters for boys and girls age 5-16 years, with any form of physical and/or learning disability, Special Education Need or EHCP.

Whether this be for a first time footballer, or someone with some experience, why not come along and give it a go! On the day, players will be split into groups based on age and/or ability. All abilities welcome.

Your child will play loads of football, learn new skills and meet new friends!

Soccer Schools at this venue are run on grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads. Football studs can be worn.

Please ensure players are prepared for a full day of activity. This includes a water bottle, packed lunch and snacks to have throughout the day.

Please ensure your child brings the following:
- Own water bottle with name
- Own hand sanitiser with name
- Packed Lunch and Snacks
- Shin pads
- Suitable Clothing / Layers

N.B. If you feel your child would prefer a Half Day option please email Katy Shephard, DisAbility Development Officer on kshephard@fulhamfc.com

Soccer Schools are our holiday programme that cater for girls aged 5 to 14 years.

The session will consist of individual skills and techniques and will finish off with small sides matches. On the day, players will be split by age/and or ability. All girls are welcome.

Soccer Schools at this venue are run on grass so please ensure your daughter wears suitable footwear and has shin pads. No metal studs should be worn.

Please ensure players are prepared for a full day of activity. This includes a water bottle, packed lunch and snacks to have throughout the day.

Please ensure your daughter brings the following:
 Own water bottle with name
 Own hand sanitiser with name
 Packed lunch and snacks
 Appropriate clothing for the weather

Soccer Schools are our holiday programme that cater for boys and girls aged 5 to 14 years.
Your child will play loads of football, learn new skills and create lots of friends! On the day, players will be split by age/and or ability. All genders and abilities welcome.
Soccer Schools at this venue are run on grass so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads. No metal studs should be worn.
Please ensure players are prepared for a full day of activity. This includes a water bottle, packed lunch and snacks to have throughout the day.
Please ensure your child brings the following:
 Own water bottle with name
 Own hand sanitiser with name
 Packed lunch and snacks
 Appropriate clothing for the weather
 Shin pads

Our DisAbility Soccer School caters for boys and girls age 5-16 years, with any form of physical and/or learning disability, Special Education Need or EHCP.

Whether this be for a first time footballer, or someone with some experience, why not come along and give it a go! On the day, players will be split into groups based on age and/or ability. All abilities welcome.

Your child will play loads of football, learn new skills and meet new friends!

Soccer Schools at this venue are run on grass so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads. No metal studs should be worn.

Please ensure players are prepared for a full day of activity. This includes a water bottle, packed lunch and snacks to have throughout the day.

Please ensure your child brings the following:
- Own water bottle with name
- Own hand sanitiser with name
- Packed Lunch and Snacks
- Shin pads
- Suitable Clothing

N.B. If you feel your child would prefer a Half Day option please email Katy Shephard, DisAbility Development Officer on kshephard@fulhamfc.com

The Advanced Player Development Camp is for Players currently at a Grassroots Club looking to develop their game.
This camp will go in to detail about the ‘moments of the game’ - Creating and converting, Controlling Possession, Intelligent Defending, and Attacking and Defensive turnovers.
The Morning and Afternoon sessions WILL be different in content, for example the Morning session could be creating and converting from central areas and the afternoon may be creating and converting from wide areas.
We will hold a snack and water break at 10:30, but players will be 2 metres apart and must not share any food.
The surface type is grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads.
If you are interested in attending this camp, please email eturnbull@fulhamfc.com

The Advanced Player Development Camp is for Players currently at a Grassroots Club looking to develop their game.
This camp will go in to detail about the ‘moments of the game’ - Creating and converting, Controlling Possession, Intelligent Defending, and Attacking and Defensive turnovers.
The Morning and Afternoon sessions WILL be different in content, for example the Morning session could be creating and converting from central areas and the afternoon may be creating and converting from wide areas.
We will hold a snack and water break at 10:30, but players will be 2 metres apart and must not share any food.
The surface type is grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads.
If you are interested in attending this camp, please email eturnbull@fulhamfc.com

The Advanced Player Development Camp is for Players currently at a Grassroots Club looking to develop their game.
This camp will go in to detail about the ‘moments of the game’ - Creating and converting, Controlling Possession, Intelligent Defending, and Attacking and Defensive turnovers.
The Morning and Afternoon sessions WILL be different in content, for example the Morning session could be creating and converting from central areas and the afternoon may be creating and converting from wide areas.
We will hold a snack and water break at 10:30, but players will be 2 metres apart and must not share any food.
The surface type is grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads.
If you are interested in attending this camp, please email eturnbull@fulhamfc.com

The Advanced Player Development Camp is for Players currently at a Grassroots Club looking to develop their game.
This camp will go in to detail about the ‘moments of the game’ - Creating and converting, Controlling Possession, Intelligent Defending, and Attacking and Defensive turnovers.
The Morning and Afternoon sessions WILL be different in content, for example the Morning session could be creating and converting from central areas and the afternoon may be creating and converting from wide areas.
We will hold a snack and water break at 10:30, but players will be 2 metres apart and must not share any food.
The surface type is grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads.
If you are interested in attending this camp, please email eturnbull@fulhamfc.com

The Advanced Player Development Camp is for Players currently at a Grassroots Club looking to develop their game.
This camp will go in to detail about the ‘moments of the game’ - Creating and converting, Controlling Possession, Intelligent Defending, and Attacking and Defensive turnovers.
The Morning and Afternoon sessions WILL be different in content, for example the Morning session could be creating and converting from central areas and the afternoon may be creating and converting from wide areas.
We will hold a snack and water break at 2:30, but players will be 2 metres apart and must not share any food.
The surface type is grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads.
If you are interested in attending this camp, please email eturnbull@fulhamfc.com

The Advanced Player Development Camp is for Players currently at a Grassroots Club looking to develop their game.
This camp will go in to detail about the ‘moments of the game’ - Creating and converting, Controlling Possession, Intelligent Defending, and Attacking and Defensive turnovers.
The Morning and Afternoon sessions WILL be different in content, for example the Morning session could be creating and converting from central areas and the afternoon may be creating and converting from wide areas.
We will hold a snack and water break at 2:30, but players will be 2 metres apart and must not share any food.
The surface type is grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads.
If you are interested in attending this camp, please email eturnbull@fulhamfc.com

The Advanced Player Development Camp is for Players currently at a Grassroots Club looking to develop their game.
This camp will go in to detail about the ‘moments of the game’ - Creating and converting, Controlling Possession, Intelligent Defending, and Attacking and Defensive turnovers.
The Morning and Afternoon sessions WILL be different in content, for example the Morning session could be creating and converting from central areas and the afternoon may be creating and converting from wide areas.
We will hold a snack and water break at 2:30, but players will be 2 metres apart and must not share any food.
The surface type is grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads.
If you are interested in attending this camp, please email eturnbull@fulhamfc.com

The Advanced Player Development Camp is for Players currently at a Grassroots Club looking to develop their game.
This camp will go in to detail about the ‘moments of the game’ - Creating and converting, Controlling Possession, Intelligent Defending, and Attacking and Defensive turnovers.
The Morning and Afternoon sessions WILL be different in content, for example the Morning session could be creating and converting from central areas and the afternoon may be creating and converting from wide areas.
We will hold a snack and water break at 2:30, but players will be 2 metres apart and must not share any food.
The surface type is grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads.
If you are interested in attending this camp, please email eturnbull@fulhamfc.com

Our Billy’s Soccer Schools holiday programme cater for boys and girls aged 3 to 5 years.
Your child will play loads of football, learn new skills and create lots of friends! All genders and abilities welcome.
Soccer Schools at this venue are run on grass pitches, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads. No metal studs should be worn.
Please ensure your child brings the following:
 Own water bottle with name
 Own hand sanitiser with name
 A small snack
 Appropriate clothing for the weather
 Shin pads

Our Billy’s Soccer Schools holiday programme cater for boys and girls aged 3 to 5 years.
Your child will play loads of football, learn new skills and create lots of friends! All genders and abilities welcome.
Soccer Schools at this venue are run on grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads. Football studs should be worn.
Please ensure your child brings the following:
 Own water bottle with name
 Own hand sanitiser with name
 A small snack
 Appropriate clothing for the weather
 Shin pads

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Fulham FC Foundation Coaches.

Our Junior Pan DisAbility Football sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment.

This session is for Juniors aged 5 to 16 years with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

Young people will have the chance to develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in a team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers.

This session takes place on the outdoor astro pitch at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure your child wears adequate clothing for the weather and footwear (trainers or astro trainers, no studded footwear) for the session including shin pads.

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Coaches from YMCA St Pauls Group, Kingston.

These DanceAbility sessions focus on Line Dancing, gentle movement to music in a safe and inclusive environment.

This session is for Adults 16 years and over with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

This session takes place in the Dance Studio at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you wear adequate comfortable clothing and footwear for the session. Loose fitting clothes recommended so people can move comfortable and freely.

We request that participants bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Chelsea FC Foundation Coaches.

Pan Disability Football for Juniors aged 5 to 16 years, with ambulant disabilities using differentiation techniques to ensure everyone has an opportunity to play in an environment that suits them.

This session takes place on the outdoor astro pitch at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure your child wears adequate clothing for the weather and footwear (trainers or astro trainers, no studded footwear) for the session including shin pads.

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Fulham FC Foundation Coaches.

Our Down' Syndrome Football sessions can be the first step for a player on their footballing journey, or for the more experienced footballer looking to play regularly in a safe and inclusive environment.

This session is for players aged 5 years and over with Down's Syndrome.

Players will have the chance to develop their footballing ability and build their confidence and ability to play in a team environments. Players will also meet new friends and socialise with other budding young footballers.

This session takes place on the outdoor astro pitch at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you/your child wears adequate clothing for the weather and footwear (trainers or astro trainers, no studded footwear) for the session including shin pads.

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Kingston Upon Thames Association for the Blind.

This Visually Impaired Bowls Session will be showcasing VI Bowls and giving those new to the sport an opportunity to try it, as well as those with more experience.

This session is for anyone aged 5 years and over who are blind or have a visual impairment.

This session takes place on the outdoor astro pitch at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you wears adequate clothing for the weather and for the session including shin pads.

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Coaches from the Surrey Cricket Foundation.

This disability cricket session is for players of any age (5 years and over) with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need who would like to play Cricket. Players can attend whether this is their first experience of Cricket, or if they are a more experienced player.

Players will have the chance to try some skills and games. This session takes place on the outdoor hard courts at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you wear adequate clothing for the weather and footwear for the session

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser. No additional equipment will be required for this session, all cricket equipment will be provided.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Coaches from the Surrey Cricket Foundation.

Table cricket is an adapted version of cricket, played on a table tennis table and specially designed to give people with a disability, including those who are wheelchair users, the chance to play and compete in the sport of Cricket.

This sessions is for players of any age (5 years and over) with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need who would like to play a seated game of Cricket. Players can attend whether this is their first experience of Cricket, or if they are a more experienced player.

Players will have the chance to try some skills and games. This session takes place in the Dance Studio space at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you wear adequate clothing and footwear for the session

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser. No additional equipment will be required for this session, all cricket equipment will be provided.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Coaches from INSPIRE SPORT.

INSPIRE Sport is a non-profit organisation dedicated to delivering multi sports sessions to anyone with additional needs. We strive to provide a safe, all inclusive, active, fun environment where everyone is given the opportunity to experience different sports skills, learn how to follow rules, work with partners and small groups and improve fitness and wellbeing. We help develop life skills that lead to more independence, involvement in Special Olympic events and social enterprise employability.

This sessions is for Adults 16 years and over with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

This session takes place in the Dance Studio/Theatre space at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you wear adequate clothing and footwear for the session, including trainers.

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by the Harlequins Foundation.

Following the Gold medal success of Paralympics GB at the recent Tokyo Paralympics, wheelchair rugby is growing fast! It is unique in being one of a few contact disability sports, where players use highly protected specialised wheelchairs to crash into and tackle each other. The range of disabilities varies, players don't necessarily need to be a wheelchair user to participate but instead the sport welcomes players with any physical disability. Wheelchair Rugby is a mixed sport with male and females playing on the same team, right up to international level.

The Harlequins Foundation Wheelchair Rugby Club started in November 2018 providing an opportunity for disabled adults and young people in the local area an opportunity to try out and get involved in wheelchair rugby.

This taster session for Juniors aged 5 to 16 years, will give you an introduction to wheelchair rugby, how to push and control a rugby chair, basic ball skills, introduction to contact (if you feel comfortable) and some fun games to finish!

This session takes place in the Sports Hall at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you wear adequate clothing for the session.

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser. Equipment is provided but is limited. Gloves will be provided for use in the chair and also any additional strapping a player may need for support.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by Kingston Trampoline Academy

This sessions are open to participants aged 8 and over with Learning Disabilities i.e.
1. Down's Syndrome
2. Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
3. Learning Difficulty (ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia)

We are offering Disability Trampoline inline with British Gymnastics teachings. All classes will be 1:1 so we can tailor the offering to the individual's needs. Classes will be 30 minutes of activity with extra time before for introductions, Q&A and a debrief at the end. A minimum of Parent/Carer/Guardian must stay on-site during the activity.

The Olympic sized trampolines will be above ground and the participant will need to be able to climb on independently 115cm or with the assistance of a Parent/Carer/Guardian. Blocks/chairs can be used to assist mounting the equipment. The venue does not have a hoist or mobility aids.

This session takes place in the Atrium at Chessington Sports Centre. Please ensure you wear adequate clothing for the session:
- Socks must be worn
- Long hair must be tied back
- All jewellery and body piercings must be removed.
- Sports clothing must be worn such as t-shirt, shorts, leggings, jogging bottoms – no jeans, fashion clothing, crop tops, hoodies or clothing with zips, buttons or adornments.
- For religious purposes a tight fitting head covering may be worn. Please be aware fabric slipping in front of the eyes poses a high risk of loss of vision and potentially injury. If a participant plans on wearing a head covering please make this aware on the booking form.
- COVID-19 face coverings must be removed during the trampoline activity. This is to allow for uninterrupted communication between the participant/carers/guardians and coach.

British Gymnastics advises that any individual that presents with a medical condition must seek medical advice prior to participating in gymnastics, these include:
- Pregnancy
- Detaching retina
- Confirmed Atlanto Axial Instability (AAI)
- Rodded back
- Brittle bones

Please be aware that this is not an exclusive list and that there may be other medical conditions that may contraindicate participation. Medical advice is recommended if there is uncertainty on whether a participant can safely participate in gymnastics.

Specific protocols are in place for the below disabilities:
• Participants with Downs Syndrome Any participant with downs syndrome MUST complete Atlanto Axial Instability (AAI) Screening prior to participating in ANY gymnastics. The form can be found on the British Gymnastics website at:
www.british-gymnastics.org/technical-information/discipline-updates/disabilities/9316-atlanto-axialinformation-pack-1/file
More information on the importance of this screening and why it is necessary can be found at:
www.british-gymnastics.org/documents/clubs-schools-and-leisurecentres/8852-h-s-guidance-safe-participation-1/file

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.

This activity forms part of the DisAbility Sports Day in partnership with Kingston Active4All. This session will be delivered by the Harlequins Foundation.

Following the Gold medal success of Paralympics GB at the recent Tokyo Paralympics, wheelchair rugby is growing fast! It is unique in being one of a few contact disability sports, where players use highly protected specialised wheelchairs to crash into and tackle each other. The range of disabilities varies, players don't necessarily need to be a wheelchair user to participate but instead the sport welcomes players with any physical disability. Wheelchair Rugby is a mixed sport with male and females playing on the same team, right up to international level.

The Harlequins Foundation Wheelchair Rugby Club started in November 2018 providing an opportunity for disabled adults and young people in the local area an opportunity to try out and get involved in wheelchair rugby.

This taster session for Adults aged 16 years and over, will give you an introduction to wheelchair rugby, how to push and control a rugby chair, basic ball skills, introduction to contact (if you feel comfortable) and some fun games to finish!

This session takes place in the Sports Hall at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you wear adequate clothing for the session.

We request that players bring their own water bottle with their name on it and also we recommend their own hand sanitiser. Equipment is provided but is limited. Gloves will be provided for use in the chair and also any additional strapping a player may need for support.

N.B Parents/Carers must provide any necessary supervision to Participants in between activities if attending more that one activity.