
Middlesex WheelPower Sports Festival
The Middlesex Sports Festival is an inclusive event for anyone with a physical disability aged 5+...
Join us in Buckinghamshire to try a variety of wheelchair sports … If you have any questions regarding this event please give us a call on 01296 395995 or email the Sports team via sport@wheelpower.org.uk
Wednesday 3 December. Registration is from 9.30am and the festival will finish at approximately 3.00pm.
The Festival will feature a variety of exciting sports tailored for people with different abilities. Participants can enjoy Powerchair Football, a fast-paced team sport combining football skills with powerchair maneuvering. Wheelchair Badminton offers dynamic rallies and sharp reflex challenges for all skill levels. Para Laser Run combines laser shooting and pushing/ running elements, providing an engaging test of focus and endurance. Archery will test precision and control as competitors aim for the target with bows and arrows. Finally, Wheelchair Rugby brings intense contact and teamwork to the court, showcasing strength and strategy in an adaptive version of rugby. All sports are subject to change.
09:30–10:00 | Registration 📝 |
10:00–10:40 | Rotation 1 🦽⚽ |
10:50–11:30 | Rotation 2 🏸 |
11:40–12:20 | Rotation 3 🔫 |
12:30–13:10 | Lunch 🍽️ |
13:20–14:00 | Rotation 4 🏹 |
14:10–14:50 | Rotation 5 🦽🏉 |
15:00 | Finish 🏁 |
Stoke Mandeville Stadium, Guttmann Road, Stoke Mandeville, Buckinghamshire, HP21 9PP
(There is plenty of free accessible parking at the stadium. The venue also has accessible toilets and changing facilities.)
We ask for a minimum donation of £5 to attend this event. With your donation we will continue to support physically disabled people to access sport.
A packed lunch will be provided for participants only. There is a café on site for parents/carers/teachers to purchase lunch.
All participants will receive a FREE WheelPower T-shirt to wear on the day and to keep as a memento of your day with us.
WheelPower’s Sports Festival is open to anyone with a physical disability, from the age of 5 years to Adult. Please note that activities will be split into appropriate age groups.
"It’s been a really good day and I would absolutely recommend the WheelPower Sports Festival to other wheelchair users like myself. I really liked the archery and it was something I’d never done before. Maybe I could be the next Robin Hood now! All in all its been such a great experience, to meet new people and to try new things." Jasmin
All those with a physical disability aged 5 to adult
Click on the BOOK NOW tab or button and complete the booking form.
Monday 25th November
Yes we have taken every care to position our Sport Festivals at accessible venues with accessible toilets. Stoke Mandeville Stadium also has a large amount on blue badge parking.
Yes a hoist will be available but please bring your own sling.
Yes there will be sport wheelchairs available but you don’t have to use them if you don’t want to, however, for contact sports like Basketball, it is recommended to use the sport wheelchairs provided.
Please email sport@wheelpower.org.uk
Please email sport@wheelpower.org.uk and the WheelPower Sport Team will respond
If you are school or group wishing to register multiple participants, please complete our group booking form. Once you have completed the form, please return it to sport@wheelpower.org.uk
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