Boccia can be played by people of all ages and abilities, individually, in pairs or in teams. Roll, throw, push or kick your ball towards the target ball to score as many points as possible.

This digital toolkit supports the strategic leadership of governing boards by identifying how high-quality PE, school sport and physical activity can promote and improve the health, wellbeing and wider educational outcomes of pupils in schools.

An Inclusive youth voice toolkit designed to support practitioners in a range of ways to engage student voice in their school, representative of a diverse community of pupils.

The impact of this project will provide young people with and without SEND the opportunity to come together and participate in Paralympics and Commonwealth-themed activities.

The impact of this project will provide young people with and without SEND the opportunity to come together and participate in Paralympics and Commonwealth-themed activities.

Working in partnership with a number of schools nationally, a group of young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) have created a suite of online sport and physical activity videos to inspire other young people with SEND to be active.

Designed in the UK in collaboration between RMA Sport and the Youth Sport Trust this wheelchair features multiple seat widths with an ergonomic 2"/50mm cushion depth, height adjustable canvas back rest, vertical and horizonal footrest and adjustable rear anti-tipper for safety, comfort and maximum flexibility. Lightweight with quick release wheels which make it easy to transport.

This game is the same as lawn bowls but much more versatile, ideal for beginners and can be used as a coaching aid for bowls. Play to the lawn bowls rules available from the Bowls England website.

These resources and videos are designed to support home-based learning for children and young people. They were originally created during the COVID-19 pandemic but can be repurposed for any remote learning situation.

As part of the Inclusion 2028 programme, the Youth Sport Trust have been working with Swim England to create water safety training designed specifically for people working with pupils with Special Educational Needs and/or disabilities.

These PE resources are designed to support in-school and remote learning for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) or those attending Alternative Provision schools.

Since 2022, the Youth Sport Trust has hosted a week of free online webinars to support practitioners in creating inclusive school sport opportunities for young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.