OCRA and Turning Tides Project is staging another #inclusive Football workshop during the Summer Holidays.
The August 7th workshop runs 10am-3pm, no restrictions on ages or special needs assembling at OCRA Pavilion in the Park.
£10 per player, carers attend free. OCRA and TTP wants all types of people of any abilities or condition (medical or SEN) to attend. Continue reading CLOSED: Inclusive Football Workshop – Weds 7th August
How well do you follow the 10 principles to make your activities more inclusive?
Activity Alliance (formerly EFDS) has developed 10 principles that can help sport providers to deliver more appealing and inclusive opportunities for disabled people. The principles are based on research published in their ‘Talk to Me’ report in October 2014. Find out more about the 10 Principles and their work at www.activityalliance.org.uk.
Watch the video below: Continue reading How well do you follow the 10 principles to make your activities more inclusive?
SNAP is a fun, social club for children and young people with special needs to make friends and learn new skills.
Led by Melissa Coyle, Elaine Lightfoot and Vicki Pritchard, children and young people meet every Thursday, 6.45-8.15pm, to enjoy music, dance, gymnastics, trampolining, and develop throwing, catching and other fundamental movement skills through games and other sports. Continue reading SNAP (Special Needs in the Park)
Football Taster session at Okehampton Community College.
Friday 1 st June 2018, Okehampton Community College (10.30am – 12pm)
Learning Disabilities – Cerebral Palsy – Sensory Impairments – Autism – All Abilities welcome
Football activities, team games and coaching for children aged 6 – 16 years with supported needs or disabilities. Continue reading Friday 1st June – Ability Football Sessions Okehampton
Football activities, team games and coaching for children aged 6 – 16 years with supported needs or disabilities.
Football Taster session at Okehampton Community College.
All abilities and levels of coordination & mobility are welcome – players can work at their own pace. All sessions are led by FA Qualified Coaches. Continue reading Okehampton Children’s Inclusive Football Day – June 1st, 2018
The Down’s Syndrome Association visited OCRA’s special needs class, SNAP, as part of Down’s Syndrome Awareness week, to see the impact our sessions have had on children and young people with disabilities in Okehampton and the local community. Continue reading Down’s Syndrome Association visit SNAP
Congratulations to OCRA’s SNAP children for passing their trampoline and gymnastics proficiency awards.
SNAP (Special Needs in the Park) is a fun, social club for children and young people with disabilities, that teaches fundamental movement skills through gymnastics, trampolining, dance and music.
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