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Category: Leisure & Sport I was recently contacted by Marco Mattioli. He wanted to know If I’d like to promote rollsquare.com. So I took a look and asked Marco if he’d like to send me something. Well, better it comes firsthand from him than secondhand via me. This is what he sent me: Rollsquare is a user [...]  June 30th, 2011 |  Tags: accessibility |  Categories: Leisure & Sport, Travel & Mobility |  Leave a comment When my son was born he was very ‘floppy’ – the medical term is hypotonia, basically its low mucle tone. He had baby physiotherapy and we used to do exercises at home with him. Then, when his sister came a long and she was about two years old, we bought them a [...] March 27th, 2011 | Tags: equipment, play | Categories: Health & Wellbeing, Leisure & Sport | One comment My heart belongs in Devon. I went to school there for 5 years and have missed it ever since leaving at 18 years of age. One of my closest friends lives in Exeter and has a business there (Burgoynes Estate Agents). That gives me all the excuses I need to get back down [...] October 5th, 2010 | Tags: sport | Categories: Development & Education, Leisure & Sport | Leave a comment My daughter is an excellent swimmer (if I do say so myself). And she loves to swim – which helps. My son also loves to go swimming. Until recently it would be less than accuarte to have described what he did in the pool as swimming though. This was despite our best [...] This is another organisation I came across when perusing the BBC’s Thrillseeker website (see my post on the Calvert Trust). Mountain House Holidays offer a range of walking and adventure activity holidays and breaks for people of all ages and abilities. Their aim is “to provide you with a holiday to remember whatever [...] August 12th, 2010 | Tags: play, respite | Categories: Leisure & Sport, Societies & Associations | Leave a comment Its funny how you can stunble across things as you bumble through life. I was half watching CountryFile as I prepared dinner yesterday. At they end of the programme there was a trailer for something called Thrillseeker and the website address was flashed up. Wondering what this was about and whether or not [...] August 9th, 2010 | Tags: carers, play, respite | Categories: Leisure & Sport, Societies & Associations | Leave a comment When we attended a recent session of the UniSPORT Sport Club I was handed a flyer for the Guildford Saints promoting free football training for disabled and special educational needs (SEN) footballers ages 7-16 (boys and girls). To be eligible players must attend a Special School, have a recognised / registered disability or [...] I first wrote an entry on Disability Challengers for a previous version of this website. And, once again, I was reminded of the fantastic resource we have right here on our Farnham doorstep only the other day following a family day out to Bocketts Farm near Leatherhead where a group from Disability Challengers was also [...] One of the things my boy loves to do is dance. We’re all sick of “High School Musical” and “Joseph and His Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” in our household. All of us that is, except for one person who can often be found dancing and singing along to the DVDs or CDs. So it [...] March 21st, 2010 | Tags: dance, down's syndrome, play | Categories: Leisure & Sport | Leave a comment A mother of a 21 one year old lad (at the time of writing) who happens to have Down’s Syndrome has passed me details of the Brighton and Hove Albion’s Disabilities Football Project. Seagulls Specials Seagulls Specials gives children of all ages and abilities opportunities to play football. But the club, part of Brighton [...] |
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