Scottish Disability Sport

04/11/2026

Are you a badminton coach looking to develop skills in delivering inclusively?

Join us on our fully-funded Badminton-specific Disability Inclusion Training workshop thanks to Motability Scheme

Book in at https://bit.ly/4AcNsd8 by 9th November to secure your place!

📆 16th November 2026
🕛4 - 6pm
🏫Annan Academy, Dumfries and Galloway
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Anyone with an interest in delivering inclusive badminton aged 16+

BADMINTONscotland Dumfries & Galloway Disability Sport

04/11/2026

World Boccia are hosting the inaugural online Boccia Café, which is open to everyone. It is on Wednesday 25 November 7-8pm.
The topic will be on club development. If you are interested please sign up via the link below before the 18th of November.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/World_Boccia_Cafe_Nov26

You're invited! Check out the poster for details of the first online "Boccia Cafe" and register here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/World_Boccia_Cafe_Nov26

04/11/2026

Check out Jess from our Young Persons' Sports Panel, telling us all about the benefits of getting involved in sport as a young, disabled woman!

03/11/2026

Katie Golder recently joined the Scottish Disability Sport (SDS) team, as Engagement Officer, where she is looking forward to helping more people get involved in physical activity.💙

Throughout her life Katie has participated in and worked in sport, meaning she knows exactly the impact it has on people taking part.

🗞 Find out more about Katie by visiting the SDS website.
https://wp.me/p7H0JE-b4d

Sportscotland Scottish Women in Sport

03/11/2026

Time for a to Toni Shaw’s incredible journey in sport.

From becoming a childhood prodigy at just 14-years-old, to winning a bronze medal at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.🥉

📰Hear from one of Scotland’s leading Para Swimmers by visiting the SDS website.
https://wp.me/p7H0JE-b30

Photo Credits – Team Scotland
Sportscotland Scottish Women in Sport Scottish Swimming Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games

02/11/2026

Welcome to the team Rosanna Wood.🌟

Rosanna recently joined the Scottish Disability Sport (SDS) team, taking up the position of Communications Manager.

📰 Find out what Rosanna is looking forward to in her new job, by visiting the SDS website.
https://wp.me/p7H0JE-b48

Sportscotland Scottish Women in Sport

02/11/2026

To kick off Scottish Disability Sport’s (SDS) celebration of Scottish Women in Sport Week, hear from Sam Gough MBE.✨

Sam has had an incredible year, both professionally and personally.

Between winning several medals whilst competing in Para Rowing and Blind Football, and being awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours list, Sam is making herself a leading female role model.🏅

Full story: https://wp.me/p7H0JE-b4i

📸 Photo credits – All Mark One
Sportscotland Scottish Women in Sport Scottish Rowing

29/10/2026

Have you ever thought about trying a tactical, precision-based winter Paralympic sport?✨

Well... now is your chance!

With Scottish Curling in partnership with British Curling hosting wheelchair try curling sessions.🥌

Taking place on 17th November, at the National Curling Academy, The Peak, Stirling.

To register: https://trycurling.com/rinks/the-peak/
Sportscotland

28/10/2026

📢 Scottish Disability Sport (SDS), is delighted to announce that 2026’s edition of the National Survey is now live.

Are you aged 16-years-old, and living with a disability or long term health condition?

SDS want to hear from you. Your experience can provide important data, which can help SDS, along with the support of Queen Margaret University address inequalities individuals face when attempting to become physically active.

📅 The survey will close on 31st January 2027.

Previous editions of the National Survey have helped inform vital work, such as the creation of Scottish Disability Sport’s four-point Call to Action, which highlights the ongoing inequalities experienced by people with disabilities.

For more information and to gain access, scan the attached QR code.

Sportscotland Active Scotland

26/10/2026

Cricket Scotland is hiring a Disability Cricket Development Officer.✨

Cricket Scotland, in partnership with Lord’s Taverners, is looking for an enthusiastic Disability Cricket Development Officer to help more young people with disabilities enjoy cricket.

Salary: £28,238 per annum, plus pension and benefits.

Hours: 37.5 hours per week, with evening and weekend working as required.

Closing date: 2 November 2026.

For Further information about the role, visit the Scottish Disability Sport website.⬇
https://wp.me/p7H0JE-b42

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