Sporting opportunities for people with physical, learning, sensory and additional needs within the Grampian area
The national football event for players with physical, sensory or intellectual impairments. Grampian teams will be invited to participate in this event.
A great opportunity for youngsters from across Grampian to try out skiing, snowboarding & tubing under the guidance of coaches with experience and qualifications in disability snowsports coaching.
The final event in the Grampian Schools' Boccia League sees the top performing teams from across Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire & Moray come together to battle it out in Festival format & test their skills against teams they haven't played previously.
The national swimming championships for swimmers aged 16+ with learning disabilities. Grampian's swimmers will be selected from the Mary Duncan Swimming Gala, which takes place in February.
The highlight of the Grampian Disability Sport events calendar, our Grampian Games invites competitors from across the Grampian region & visitors from across the country to test their skills in a number of sporting events in a fun, relaxed environment. Enter one or more of the following events (times & venues tbc): Boccia Indoor Bowls […]
For school-aged athletes with physical, sensory or learning disabilities.
An event for the country's top para swimmers with physical, sensory or intellectual impairments. Selected swimmers will be invited to attend.
For junior and senior wheelchair basketball players of all levels of ability. Application details will be sent out via Grampian Flyers Wheelchair Basketball Club.
Welcoming bowlers of all ages with physical, visual and intellectual impairments from across Grampian, this event is the qualifier for the SDS National Lawn Bowls Championships, which will take place in September. The bowling green at Albury Outdoor Sports Centre is accessible, and afternoon tea will be served following the event for a donation.
A national lawn bowls event for bowlers with physical, visual or intellectual impairments.