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COVID disruption in 2022

Due to COVID. we have been unable to reliably plan for a Surrey Para Games in 2022. We hope to be back with an event in 2023, but in the meantime read about the inclusive activities within the Surrey School Games programme, or the Specsavers Surrey Youth Games.

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Surrey Para Games

The Surrey Para Games was established as a legacy to the 2012 London Olympics. Traditionally run at Charterhouse Club in Godalming in July, it's open to Surrey children aged 11‐15 (school years 7-10), who have special educational needs and/or disabilities.

The aim of the event is to provide new experiences, build confidence encourage young people to continue being active in their local community after the Games.

Previos Games have seen participants take part in a variety of sports including swimming, boccia, cricket, cycling, football, rowing, rugby, tennis and sitting volleyball. 

After attending the Surrey Para Games

95% of teachers said their young people are more willing to take part in activities in school.

73% of teachers felt that young people would be more willing to take part in out of school activities.

What an amazing day! Our children are absolutely buzzing! Thank you so much, can't wait to take part again!!! 😊😊

- Linden Bridge Special School

How to get involved

Any Surrey school or parent of a Surrey child with SEND, who meets the age criterion should contact Wendy Newton to find out how to enter. 

Contact Wendy Newton

Supporters

The Surrey Para Games are supported by Jeremy Hunt MP, the COINS Foundation, the DFN Charitable Foundation and Charterhouse Club.

Thanks to you and your team for a wonderful sporting day for our students. They all had something positive to say about the day and are already looking forward to returning next year.

- Weydon School