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Wandsworth School Games 2015-6– Special Schools & Inclusive Sport Wandsworth School Games 2015-6– Special Schools & Inclusive Sport Calendar Venue Time Lead Date Sport/Event Age Group Ability 8th October 2015 Boccia Golf President’s Cup 10-17yrs MLD, SLD Battersea Park 10-1pm Project Ability 20th October 2015 Panathlon Football Competition U13 & U16 MLD, SLD Goals Gillette Corner 11-3pm Panathlon 14th October 2015 Boccia All Pan disability Tooting Leisure Centre 9.30-1.00 WSDT 4th November 2015 Inclusive Table Tennis Y7-11 HI, MLD, EBD Garratt Park School 10.00-12.30 SGO/MD 13th November 2015 Primary Panathlon Y3-6 MLD/PI Southfields Academy 10.00-1.00 PA/SGO 19th November 2015 Adapted Rowing All MLD, SLD, EBD Linden Lodge 9.30-12.30 All 30th November 2015 Wandsworth Sporting Champions Y6,7,8,9 MLD, SLD, PMLD Southfields Academy 10.00-1.00 SGO 9th December 2015 Wandsworth Para Swimming Gala all Pan disability Balham Leisure Centre 9.30-1pm WSDT 12th January 2016 Inclusive 3v3 Basketball Secondary HI, MLD, EBD Battersea Sports Centre 11.30-2.00 Project Ability 3rd February 2016 Panathlon Challenge R1 All MLD, SLD, PMLD Chessington Community College 10.30-2.00 Panathlon 9th February 2016 LYG Para Games Tennis Secondary Pan disability Westway Sports Centre TBC LYG 9th February LYG Para Boccia & Mini Boccia All Pan disability Westway 9.00 LYG 10th March 2016 LYG Para Games Boccia All Pan disability Crystal Palace National Sports Centre 9.00am-3.00pm LYG 10th March 2016 LYG Mini Boccia Primary Pan disability Crystal Palace National Sports Centre 9.00am-3.00pm LYG 15th March 2016 Wandsworth Para Football All Pan disability Wandle Sports Centre 10.00-1.00 WSDT 21st March 2016 Panathlon R2 All Pan Disability St Mary’s University 10.30-2.30 Panathlon 14th April 2016 Westminster Inclusive Festival All Pan disability Moberly Sports Centre TBC TBC Project Ability 20th April 2016 Wandsworth Para Athletics All Pan disability Tooting Bec Athletics Track 9.30 – 1.00 WSDT 27th April 2016 Boccia Champions League R2 All Pan Disability TBC 10-1pm WSDT/SGO 29th April 2016 Central London Inclusive Cricket Y7/8 MLD, EBD KBC at the Oval 10.30-2.30pm Projectability 5th May Surrey Cricket Disability Day All Pan Disability The Oval 10-2pm Surrey CC TBC Inclusive Tennis All MLD, EBD Westway Sport Centre Project Ability th 24 May LYG Para Games Football Secondary Selected Hackney Marshes 9.30-3pm LYG TBC PMLD Games All PMLD Linden Lodge 10.30-1.00 Project Ability 26th May 2016 LYG Inclusive Cricket Y7/8 MLD/EBD Lords Cricket Ground 9.30-3.00 LYG 8th June 2016 LYG Para Swimming All Selected Beckenham Spa 9.30- 3pm LYG 16th June 2016 London Panathlon Final All MLD, SLD, PMLD The Copperbox 10.30-200 Panathlon 23rd June 2016 LYG Para Athletics All Selected Mile End Stadium LYG 30th June 2016 London School Games Finals All Crystal Palace National SC 9.30-3.30 LYG 1st July 2016 Sitting Volleyball All Pan disability Ernest Bevin College TBC Project Ability 3r July 2016 LYG Adapted Rowing All Selected Crystal Palace National Sports Centre 9.30-3pm LYG 8th July 2016 HI/VI Football / Climbing Festival All HI/VI Southfields Academy 10.00-1.00 Project Ability Competitions organised by SGO can be booked on www.wandsworthschoolgames.co.uk For WSDT competitions please call sports development 020 8871 6857 Competitions that lead onto the London Youth Games .
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