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.

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 Adult 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 Adults aged 16 years and over with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

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 wear 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 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 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 Kingston Trampoline Academy

This sessions are open to participants aged 8 and over with Physical Disabilities i.e.
1. Cerebral Palsy
2. Amputation and Limb Impairment
3. Dwarfism
4. Wheelchair Users

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 Kingston Trampoline Academy

This sessions are open to participants aged 8 and over with Physical Disabilities i.e.
1. Cerebral Palsy
2. Amputation and Limb Impairment
3. Dwarfism
4. Wheelchair Users

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 Kingston Trampoline Academy

This sessions are open to participants aged 8 and over with Sensory Disabilities i.e.
1. Visual Impairment
2. Deafness
3. Deafblindness

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 Kingston Trampoline Academy

This sessions are open to participants aged 8 and over with Sensory Disabilities i.e.
1. Visual Impairment
2. Deafness
3. Deafblindness

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 Fulham FC Foundation Coaches.

Our Junior Bind & Partially Sighted 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 who are blind or have a visual impairment.

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. If any players have their own blackout eyeshade, please feel free to bring these with you.

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 Adult Bind & Partially Sighted 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 Adults aged 16 years and over who are blind or have a visual impairment.

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 your wear 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. If any players have their own blackout eyeshade, please feel free to bring these with you.

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 LTA and National Tennis Centre.

This Visually Impaired Tennis session is for players of any age (5 years and over) who are blind or have a visual impairment and would like to play Tennis. Players can attend whether this is their first experience of Visually Impaired Tennis, or if they are a more experienced player.

Players will have the chance to learn the basics of visually impaired tennis and build their confidence in taking part in the sport.

This session takes place on the outdoor hard tennis 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. If any players have their own tennis racket they would like to use, please feel free to bring these with you. However, Rackets and balls etc. will be provided for those without.

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 LTA and National Tennis Centre.

This Pan DisAbility Tennis 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 Tennis. Players can attend whether this is their first experience of Tennis, or if they are a more experienced player.

Players will have the chance to learn the basics of tennis and build their confidence in taking part in the sport.

This session takes place on the outdoor hard tennis 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. If any players have their tennis racket they would like to use, please feel free to bring these with you. However, Rackets and balls etc. will be provided for those without.

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 LTA and National Tennis Centre.

This Wheelchair Tennis session is for players of any age (5 years and over) who have a physical impairment who would like to try Wheelchair Tennis. You do not need to be a full time wheelchair user. Players can attend whether this is their first experience of wheelchair Tennis, or if they are a more experienced player.

Players will have the chance to learn the basics of wheelchair tennis and build their confidence in taking part in the sport.

This session takes place on the outdoor hard tennis 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. If any players have their own tennis racket they would like to use, please feel free to bring these with you. However, Rackets and balls etc. will be provided for those without.

Day or sports wheelchairs can be used for this taster session however, if you do not have your own Wheelchair, these can be arranged upon request. Please email Katy Shephard on kshephard@fulhamfc.com to arrange.

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 Wheelchair Football Association.

Powerchair Football is a unique sport that provides opportunities for people with a high level of impairment to access the game of football. It is the only active team participation sport for people who use electric wheelchairs.

The sport is fast paced, dynamic and very enjoyable to watch. Due to the unique nature of Powerchair Football it allows all ages, disabilities and both genders to compete together.

The session is open to all ages. 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 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. If hoisting is required, we advise participants to bring their own sling.

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 CP Sport and supported by Fulham FC Foundation Coaches.

Frame Football is an adaptive format for individuals that use frames/walkers. Its a fun and sociable game where players can develop skills to control and move the football within their frame. Whether this be a first time footballer 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 disability, restricted mobility and would normally use a walker or crutches.

This session takes place in the Sports Hall at Chessington Sports Centre, so please ensure you wear adequate comfortable clothing 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. Players should bring their own frames if they have one. In addition CP Sport will be aiming to have Quest a mobility equipment supplier in attendance on the day to support with some additional Game Frames.

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

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

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

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. Football studs should be worn.
Our Soccer Schools are now back to full days. 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

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 morning of activity. This includes a water bottle and snacks to have throughout the morning.

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

Our Advanced Player Development camp is our holiday programme that caters for girls from Under 10 - Under 16 (School Years 4-11) that currently attend our Girls Development Centre Programme.

The sessions will be will focused around the CLASS model that we utilise during training sessions and aims to improve players technical ability, tactical knowledge of the game, as well as build confidence and self esteem. Players will be spilt by age groups on the day.

This development camp will be ran on grass, so please ensure your child wears suitable footwear and has shin pads. Studs are advised.

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

For players who are looking to join this APD Camp or our Girls Development Centre Programme, please contact Sam Hadley, shadley@fulhamfc.com

The monthly fixtures will be based at Elmbridge Xcel Leisure Centre, Walton on Thames and run from 9:30am to 12:30pm (approx.)

The Under 12 Age Group is for those 8-12 years of age.

No transport will be provided to/from the event.

A parent/carer must stay for the duration of the tournament.

In order to be eligible for the tournament players must be signed up and attending one of the Spring Term 1 Blocks of Sessions, and a match fee of £10 is payable for the day.

Spaces are limited and will be filled on a first come first served basis. With the invite code initially going to those who completed the expression of interest form for the 2021/22 Season.

For more information on how to sign up, please contact DisAbility Development Officer Katy Shephard on 07827957837 or email kshephard@fulhamfc.com

The monthly fixtures will be based at Elmbridge Xcel Leisure Centre, Walton on Thames and run from 9:30am to 12:30pm (approx.)

The Under 16 Age Group is for those 12-16 years of age with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

No transport will be provided to/from the event.

A parent/carer must stay for the duration of the tournament.

In order to be eligible for the tournament players must be signed up and attending one of the Spring Term 1 Blocks of Sessions, and a match fee of £10 is payable for the day.

Spaces are limited and will be filled on a first come first served basis. With the invite code initially going to those who completed the expression of interest form for the 2021/22 Season.

For more information on how to sign up, please contact DisAbility Development Officer Katy Shephard on 07827957837 or email kshephard@fulhamfc.com

The monthly fixtures will be based at Elmbridge Xcel Leisure Centre, Walton on Thames and run from 12:30pm to 4:00pm (approx.)

The Adults Age Group is for those 16 years and over with any form of physical and/or learning disability or special educational need.

No transport will be provided to/from the event.

A parent/carer can stay for the duration of the tournament.

In order to be eligible for the tournament players must be signed up and attending one of the Spring Term 1 Blocks of Sessions, and a match fee of £10 is payable for the day.

Spaces are limited and will be filled on a first come first served basis. With the invite code initially going to those who completed the expression of interest form for the 2021/22 Season.

For more information on how to sign up, please contact DisAbility Development Officer Katy Shephard on 07827957837 or email kshephard@fulhamfc.com

The monthly fixtures will be based at Elmbridge Xcel Leisure Centre, Walton on Thames and run from 12:30pm to 4:00pm (approx.)

The DS Badgers Group is for those 16 years and over with Down's Syndrome.

Please note: If there is not enough players booked onto the fixture the Badgers will merge with the Adult Pan DisAbility Group

No transport will be provided to/from the event.

A parent/carer can stay for the duration of the tournament.

In order to be eligible for the tournament players must be signed up and attending one of the Spring Term 1 Blocks of Sessions, and a match fee of £10 is payable for the day.

Spaces are limited and will be filled on a first come first served basis. With the invite code initially going to those who completed the expression of interest form for the 2021/22 Season.

For more information on how to sign up, please contact DisAbility Development Officer Katy Shephard on 07827957837 or email kshephard@fulhamfc.com

Our Girls Development Centre programme is part of our Female Football Pathway.

Extending playing opportunities from grassroots football into the senior Women's game.

This programme works in collaboration with Fulham FC Women to create and provide football development experiences to further enhance players across Fulham FC's CLASS Model.

Please note that this session takes place on an astro pitch, so astroturf boots are best. Metal and bladed studs are not permitted. Shin pads must also be worn.

For more information on how to join contact Sam Hadley shadley@fulhamfc.com