Recently, we hosted our annual SportAbility Athletics event, welcoming primary and secondary school children from across Stirling to a day of athletic fun and excitement at The PEAK and Wallace High School!
This year, over 45 children from 7 local schools in the Stirling Council area joined in, showcasing their skills across a decathlon-style event. From jumping to throwing to sprinting from station to station, the energy in the room was electric as the children gave it their all in a variety of athletic disciplines.
The SportAbility programme is all about inclusivity—helping young people of all abilities, especially those with disabilities and additional support needs, discover the joy of sports and physical activity. It’s our mission to ensure every child has the opportunity to participate in fun, accessible, and meaningful extra-curricular activities.
It was fantastic to see so many individuals challenging themselves to Run, Jump, Throw and Push to the best of their own abilities. The event was set up to be inclusive to all participants and offer a fun and safe environment to learn new skills alongside their peers.
Take a look at some of the incredible moments from the day—capturing the joy, determination, and camaraderie of all our young athletes.
We want to say a huge thank you to everyone who helped make this event such a success; school staff and family members for their encouragement and support, Active Stirling staff and Modern Apprentices, SportAbility Volunteers and S3 Young Leaders from Wallace High for their enthusiastic event co-ordination.
Your contributions helped create a day to remember!
Interested in learning more about our SportAbility programmes? Click below to find out how we’re making sports inclusive for everyone!
