Learn to Play Padel with WheelPower
Try wheelchair padel in a safe, fun, and inclusive environment!...
The Middlesex WheelPower Sports Festival is an inclusive event for anyone with a physical disability to discover sport in a safe, welcoming and friendly environment.
Join us and 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
Sports
The Festival will feature a variety of exciting sports tailored for people with different abilities. Sports include; Curling, Laser Shooting, Pickleball, Table Tennis & Wheelchair Basketball.
Location
Aspire Leisure Centre, Wood Lane, Stanmore, London, HA7 4AP.
There is plenty of free disabled parking at the venue, and the venue also has accessible toilets and changing facilities.
Cost
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.
FREE Lunch and T-shirt
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.
Who is the Festival for?
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.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the event for?
All those with a physical disability aged 5 to adult
How do I register for the event?
Click on the BOOK NOW tab or button and complete the booking form.
Is the leisure centre accessible?
Yes we have taken every care to position our Sport Festivals at accessible venues with accessible toilets. Please note, there is likely to be limited accessible parking but the WheelPower staff and volunteers will be on hand to help.
Will there be hoists available?
Yes a hoist will be available but please bring your own sling.
Will there be sport wheelchairs to use and can I stay in my own chair?
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.
Where can I find my local activity?
If I need a risk assessment signed by WheelPower who do I contact?
Please email sport@wheelpower.org.uk
Where can I find out more information?
Please email sport@wheelpower.org.uk and the WheelPower Sport Team will respond
Our sponsors
This event would not be possible without the the support of our friends from the Middlesex Masons Sports Association who are sponsoring the 2026 Middlesex WheelPower Sports Festival. On the day many will be also be in attendance as volunteers so please stop by and say hello.
"The Middlesex Masonic Sports Association are very happy to be working in collaboration with WheelPower to deliver a fun wheelchair sports festival for disabled people of all ages. This will be the third time that Middlesex Freemasons, via the MMSA have supported this event. I hope you agree, this will be a wonderful and inspirational opportunity for the children and adults taking part." Don Campbell, Middlesex Freemasons
"I had the best day at London Sports Festival trying out so many wheelchair sports. I love sports wheelchairs, they give you so much freedom! Thank you WheelPower for giving me the chance to try so many wheelchair sports I’ve never even thought about trying. I loved it and I can’t wait for the next one!” Chloe, 32 from Weston Super Mare.
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