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ANNUAL REPORT2017-2018

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Scottish Disability Sport would like to acknowledge with sincere thanks the generous financial support received from the following Local Authorities and Leisure Trusts to assist with the hosting of the AGM and the production of this Annual Report:


WELCOME MESSAGE 2018

We take this opportunity to wish you all a very warm welcome to the 55th Annual General Meeting of Scottish Disability Sport (SDS). We hope that the contents of this annual report do justice to the considerable commitment and achievements of the Association’s athletes, players, coaches, officials and volunteers who contribute so much to the development of disability sport in Scotland.

Team Scotland travelled to the Gold Coast to compete in the Commonwealth Games with the largest ever Parasport contingent for an away Games of 18 athletes, pilots and directors across six sports. These Scots amassed Scotland’s largest ever tally of medals for an away Games, returning home with one silver and two gold medals, contributing significantly to Team Scotland’s 8th place finish in the medal table.

Scotland also tasted success as part of ParalympicsGB at the PyeongChang Winter Paralympic Games, with Scots making up 41% of the GB Team. Para Alpine Skier Brett Wild won one bronze and two silver medals as guide to Millie Knight, while Scott Meenagh completed a gruelling six Cross Country/Biathlon races in eight days, and the Wheelchair Curling rink skipped by Aileen Neilson finished the Games in 7th place.

On the international stage, three Scottish players, Stephen McGuire, Jamie McCowan and Patrick Wilson, competed at the BISFed World Boccia Championships in Liverpool. We also congratulate Stephen McGuire and Jamie McCowan on achieving the BC4 World number one and BC3 World number two positions respectively. Neil Fachie MBE won double gold at the UCI World Track Cycling Championships, and Gordon Reid MBE won the Men’s Doubles titles at Wimbledon and the US Open Championships. Our congratulations are extended to all those who have represented Scotland or GB with distinction during the last year. We also recognise the huge contribution of the coaches, support staff and families who play such an important role in supporting these individuals to achieve in their chosen sports.

SDS member Branches remain the primary point of entry for athletes with a disability in Scotland, supported by Scottish Local Authorities and Leisure Trusts in terms of officer time and resources. All member Branches have fully maintained SDS’s Minimum Operating Requirements and we thank all those who contribute to the development of grassroots and participation opportunities for athletes and players with a disability across Scotland. We also take this opportunity to thank staff, coaches and volunteers from our partner Scottish Governing Bodies of Sport who continue to embrace the inclusion agenda and build robust sport specific pathways for disabled athletes and players.

We thank the SDS Board for their dedication and commitment over the last 12 months. The Board works tirelessly behind the scenes to provide guidance and support and to strategically lead the work of the Association. We thank Board Directors Catherine Goodfellow, Dave Rhoney, Paul Queen, Colette Martin, Claire Morrison, Iain Smith, Oliver Barsby and Jay Runga for all their work at Board level.

We also thank and recognise the SDS staff team for their hard work and commitment during 2017/2018. We welcomed Sharon McDowell to the staff team this year following her appointment as Administrator (Part Time) in the Head Office. SDS was sad to say goodbye to Charlie Forbes, Regional Manager for the Highlands & Islands and Jennifer Scally, Regional Manager for Tayside. We wish them both well and look forward to continuing to work with Charlie in his Highlife Highland role and as a much valued volunteer with SDS. We are however delighted to welcome Kirsty Ewen into the regional team as Charlie’s replacement.

SDS recognises and thanks those funding bodies who support the work of the Association at every level. Our thanks go to sportscotland, Spirit of 2012, Sainsbury’s, the Celtic F.C. Foundation, Stewarton Ladies Netball, Better Breaks, Sports Aid Scotland, Co-op Funeralcare and the Big Lottery Fund, as well as all those who fundraise and donate throughout the year. Recognition must also be paid to key sportscotland staff for their support and guidance.

Finally, we thank the entire SDS family for their on-going enthusiasm, hard work and support and we thank you all once again for your attendance at our 55th AGM.

Gavin Macleod Janice Eaglesham MBEChief Executive Officer Chair

Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth GamesSDS would like to take the opportunity to congratulate all those Para-sport athletes who competed with distinction for Team Scotland at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games.


Key Achievements During the Past Year

Stephen McGuire was ranked 1st in

the BC4 World Rankings, and Jamie McCowan is ranked 2nd in the

BC3 Classification.

Robyn Love competed for GB at the World

Wheelchair Basketball Championships 2018,

winning silver.

Engage and ParticipateIdentify, engage and sustain participant involvement through quality sporting opportunities.

• All 13 member Branches have achieved Minimum Operating Requirements.

• Four branches will be re-accredited at the 2018 SDS AGM.

• Three Branches, (Disability Sport Fife, Forth Valley Disability Sport & Grampian Disability Sport), are engaged in the Spirit of 2012 Get Out Get Active programme to support the inactive to become active.

• SDS supported the recruitment of four new Branch chairs, 10 new branch committee members and three development posts.

• Nine Branches have been supported to significantly restructure their governance to reflect legislative change and best practice.

• SDS organised a Branch Conference with 67 attendees from 12 branches, where examples of good practice were shared.

• Each SDS Branch was offered an Education and Training Course at no cost.

• 22 National Events were co-ordinated across seven sports, and Squad Training programmes were run for three sports.

• Five Regional Parasport Festivals have taken place, with 306 participants attending.

• 22% of Parasport participants have been supported to transition into weekly sessions or clubs.

• 103 individuals across 13 sports have been newly identified and supported to transition into weekly sessions and clubs, through bespoke support from the SDS Regional Managers.

• 27 individuals supported to transition into mainstream clubs.

• 31 individuals supported to transition into discrete clubs.

Three Scottish players, Stephen McGuire,

Jamie McCowan and Patrick Wilson, were selected

to compete at the BISFed World Boccia Championships

in Liverpool.


• 45 individuals supported to transition into weekly participation sessions.

• 114 individuals attended Development and Engagement days in boccia, bowls, swimming, water sports and multi sports.

• 15 new mainstream clubs supported to provide the effective inclusion of disabled athletes to transition to club level in 10 sports.

• 17 new athletes have progressed to Regional Squads or individual support programmes, to further their development and provide a stepping stone into national programmes and beyond.

• 11 athletes progressed to National Programmes in swimming and boccia, which contributes to the current picture of 82% of the national Scottish Swimming Squad and 67% of the Scottish Boccia Squad being identified and supported by the SDS Regional Managers.

• The Big Lottery Funded Engage Project continued to reduce the geographical barriers of participation for 98 individuals, by enabling the development of 10 new boccia sessions and four new learn to swim sessions across Scotland.

• A series of engagement events were held to introduce 87 participants to water sports, sports exclusively for people with visual impairments and the sport of boccia.

Progress and PerformSupporting athletes to achieve their potential in performance sport.

PyeongChang 2018

• Seven of the 17 athletes (41%) selected for ParalympicsGB 2018 Winter Paralympics Team were Scottish.

• Ski guide Brett Wild won one bronze and two silver medals with visually impaired skier, Millie Knight.

• The Wheelchair Curling rink finished in 7th position at the Pyeongchang 2018 Games.

Gold Coast 2018

• 18 Para-athletes competed for Team Scotland at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games – the largest to be selected for an away Commonwealth Games.

• Neil Fachie MBE and Matthew Rotherham won double gold in the 1km Time Trial and the Sprint.

• Maria Lyle won the silver medal in the T35 100m.

• Three medals were won by Scottish Para-athletes, making it the most successful ever away Commonwealth Games.

• In Para Lawn Bowls, the B2/B3 Mixed Pair of Irene Edgar (Director: David Thomas) Robert Barr (Director: Sarah Jane Ewing) missed out on the bronze medal by a final bowl in an extra end. The B6/B7/B8 Open Triple of Garry Brown, Mike Nicoll and Michael Simpson finished in 5th position.

World Championships

• Gordon Reid MBE won the Men’s Doubles titles at Wimbledon 2018 and the US Open Championships 2017.

• Neil Fachie MBE won double gold at the 2018 UCI World Track Cycling Championships in Brazil.

• Derek Rae won the T45/T46 category at the 2018 World Para Athletics Marathon World Cup in London.

• Colin Leslie, Alan Oliver, Mary Wilson, Deirdre Nagle and Fiona Christie competed in the BWF Para Badminton World Championships in Korea.

Scotland had six athletes and four coaches representing Great Britain at the 2018 INAS European

Summer Games in Paris, winning 11 medals. 43% of the athletes

in the Great British team were Scottish.

Scotland finished in 2nd place in a pairs

and triples at the Para Bowls Home Nations test event.



Coaching, Education and LearningSupporting quality assured training, development and learning opportunities.

• 97 Education and Training opportunities have taken place, involving 1,415 participants.

• Out of a total 97 education and training opportunities, 44 were UKDIT courses involving 755 participants.

• An external review of UKDIT reported that 99% of respondents felt the training had a positive impact on their teaching.

• Delivery to initial teacher training students was identified as a key focus. To date, SDS in conjunction with Scottish Student Sport, has delivered to the following eleven educational establishments: University of Glasgow, Glasgow Caledonian University, Ayrshire College, Strathclyde University, Dundee & Angus College, University of Edinburgh, University of Dundee, University of Stirling, West Lothian College, Langside College and Edinburgh College.

• Seven Boccia Leaders courses took place, involving 109 candidates. One UKCC Level 1 course has been delivered. Three level 2 boccia coaches were selected to attend the cross sport L2+ pilot. Eight Scottish referees officiated at the Scottish Open Boccia Championships, and three officiated at the BISFed World Championships in Liverpool.

• SDS has been successful in securing a grant from the Big Lottery Young Start programme, to support athletes with a disability to transition into coaching. The programme aims to support up to 15 young athletes through mentoring and a planned programme, to take a role in leadership and coaching.

• Six boccia coaches were supported to attend the Scottish Governing Body shared blueprint conference.

• SDS supported one high performance coach to continue his learning under the auspices of an international mentor.

• SDS provide an informal networking and sharing opportunity for international female coaches.

• Continuing support of a boccia apprentice as part of sportscotland’s Coaching Futures programme.

European Championships • Micky Yule won gold at the 2018

European Powerlifting Championships in the -72kg category.

• Four Scots competed at the 2017 BISFed European Championships:» Stephen McGuire won individual

gold and pairs silver.» Jamie McCowan won individual

gold and pairs Silver.» Scott McCowan won pairs silver.» Patrick Wilson won pairs silver.

• Five swimmers competed at the IPC European Swimming Championships in Dublin, returning home with 13 medals.

CPISRA World Games

• A team of 18 athletes and 15 support staff attended the CPISRA World Games in Sant Gugat, Spain, winning 30 medals.

International

• Gordon Reid won the 2018 Japan Open Super Series men’s singles wheelchair tennis title.

• Scotland’s CP footballers finished 3rd in the International Trophy CP Football Ciutat de Barcelona.

• Martin Perry and Conor McAdam won gold in the men’s Class 6 Team Event at the Para Table Tennis Belgian Open 2017.

• The Special Olympics Great Britain Anniversary Games were held in Stirling, with 1,400 athletes with intellectual disabilities from across Great Britain and international programmes competing in nine different sports.

Boccia

2018 UK Boccia Championships

• Scottish players won five medals at the 2018 UK Boccia Championships in Largs, 42% of the total medals on offer.

» Reegan Stevenson (BC1) – silver.» Jamie McCowan (BC3) – gold. » Scott McCowan (BC3) – bronze.» Stephen McGuire (BC4) – gold.» Peter McGuire (BC4) – bronze.

• Scottish players representing BocciaUK won 5 medals and 2 medals respectively at the World Boccia Open in Montreal, Canada and Kansas, USA.

• Scotland hosted an inaugural International Boccia Open in 2017 with nine Scottish players competing, winning four medals.

Para Lawn Bowls

• Scotland finished in 2nd place at the 2018 Para Lawn Bowls Home Nations Championships in Weston-super-Mare, behind winners England.

• The Scottish Association for Blind Bowlers (SABB) won the team trophy at the 2017 UK Indoor Singles Home International.


Governance Building a robust and accountable organisation with sound planning, policy and procedures.

• SDS has worked closely in partnership with 38 Scottish Governing Bodies of Sport to support the inclusion of disabled athletes and players and establish robust sporting pathways.

• SDS is progressing towards the Advanced Level of the Equality Standard for Sport, with the SDS Equality Action plan reviewed every six months.

• SDS has achieved 89% in the new Children 1st Safeguarding Standards.

• SDS continues to operate a Safeguarding Working Group, in partnership with Children 1st, that meets six monthly to review the Safeguarding Action Plan.

• The sportscotland integrated investment programme continues to support the work of the Association.

• SDS has continued to co-ordinate a comprehensive programme of activities and training with financial support from the Celtic F.C. Foundation, Spirit of 2012, the Big Lottery Fund, Sainsburys, Stewarton Ladies Netball, Better Breaks and Co-op Funeralcare.

• SDS continues to act as the lead body for the sport of boccia in Scotland, with a four year strategic plan in place.

• SDS remains in membership of, and continued to be represented on, the appropriate committees of the British Paralympic Association, Boccia UK, and the UK Sports Association for People with Learning Disability.

• SDS receives substantial support from Scotland’s Local Authorities, Sport & Leisure Trusts, Governing Bodies of Sport and Local Sports Councils and works in partnership with sportscotland, the Scottish Government and the Scottish Parliament on all matters relating to disability sport in Scotland.

Communication

Targeted, effective communication to all partners and individuals.

• Bespoke communication plans were developed and delivered to robustly promote the PyeongChang Winter Paralympic Games and Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

• SDS successfully recruited two volunteer Communications Interns to develop and deliver our communications strategy.

• SDS held its first Young Persons Sport Panel and Young Start Residential in Largs where sessions on leadership, mentoring and negotiating were attended.

• The SDS Young Persons Panel met six times, continued to volunteer at SDS National events and perform a key consultation function for SDS.

• Visits to the SDS website for 2017/2018 were 121,802, with a monthly average of 10,150, an 18% increase on last year.

• Social media was maintained throughout the year, with 3,494 likes on Facebook (33% increase) and 3,305 followers on Twitter (21% increase). YouTube views have now reached 27,868 (27% increase).

• Sammi Kinghorn was the winner of the Scottish Sportsperson of the Year and the Parasport Athlete of the Year at the 2017 Team Scotland Scottish Sports Awards, with Richard Brickley MBE picking up the Volunteer of the Year Award.

• Sammi Kinghorn also won the Sunday Mail sportscotland Scottish Sports Personality of the Year 2017, as well as the Disability Sport Award, ahead of fellow athletes Martin Perry and Danielle Joyce.

• Parabowls coach Bob Dick won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the sportscotland Coaching, Officiating & Volunteering Awards, with Ian Mirfin MBE picking up the Disability Coach Award.

• Eileen Ramsay was awarded a Torch Trophy Trust Award for 2018. These awards recognise outstanding voluntary work for sport and recreation throughout the UK.

• Tina Gordon has been announced as Coach of the Year at the Scottish Woman in Sport Awards.

• SDS continues to deliver presentations and meet with key sportscotland staff across Active Schools, School Sport, Community Sports Hubs, Regional Lead Managers, Direct Club Investment and SGB Heads of Development.


Eight Scots competed for Great Britain at the Para Athletics European Championships in Berlin,

winning 7 medals.

14 education and training opportunities

have taken place in the sports of canoeing,

goalball, boccia, swimming and generic UKDIT courses, with

over 300 coaches and volunteers benefitting.

SDS continues to act as the lead body for the sport of boccia in Scotland, with a four year strategic plan

in place.


Special Recognition Award

2002 John Beattie (BBC Scotland) & Doug Gillon (The Herald)

2004 Millar Stoddart & Shirley Ann Harris

2005 Katie Still (BBC Scotland)

2006 Kate Caithness (Wheelchair Curling)

2007 Jim Fleeting (Scottish FA)

2008 Heather Lowden (sportscotland)

2009 Alan Dickson (CPISRA & Capability Scotland)

2010 Andrew Niven (Scottish FA)

2011 John Gheel (sportscotland)

2012 Stevie Duff (Wheelchair Basketball) & Russell Hogg

2013 George Keith

2014 Commonwealth Games Scotland

2015 Lyndon Williams (Badminton)

2016 Paul Noble MBE

2017 Falkirk Indoor Bowling Club

Capability Scotland Silver Salver – Most promising Newcomer Award

2004 Bernadette Leslie (Boccia)

2005 Angela McCowan (Swimming)

2006 Michael Kerr (Wheelchair Rugby)

2007 Stephen & Peter McGuire (Boccia)

2008 Craig Rodgie (Swimming)

2009 Scott Walker (Cycling)

2010 Jack McComish (Swimming)

2011 Meggan Dawson-Farrell (Athletics)

2012 Lucy Walkup (Swimming)

2013 Kieran Steer (Boccia)

2014 Maria Lyle (Athletics)

2015 Alison Patrick (Paratriathlon)

2016 Abby Kane (Swimming)

2017 Amy Carr (Athletics)

Glasgow Trophy – Service to Sport Award

2000 Gordon McCormack and Jacqueline Lynn

2001 Jim Thomson

2002 Jen Quinton

2003 David Thomson

2004 John Hood

2005 Jed Renilson

2006 John & Brenda Anderson

2007 Richard Brickley MBE

2008 Janice Eaglesham

2009 Cynthia Clare

2010 John de Courcy

2011 Eddie McCluskey MBE

2012 Michael McCreadie

2013 Helen Bruce

2014 Pauline Stirling

2015 Irene Lochrin

2016 Anna Tizzard

2017 Eileen Ramsay

Elspeth Watson Trophy (individual outwith SDS who has contributed significantly to disability sport)

2003 Bob Dick (Bowls)

2004 Jack Snowdon (Swimming)

2005 Pat Bennett (Swimming)

2006 Bernard Pirie (Swimming)

2007 Ena Stevenson (Wheelchair Curling)

2008 Angus Cameron (Athletics)

2009 Karen Ross (Tennis)

2010 Colin McDonald (Swimming)

2011 Jean Smith (Swimming)

2012 Ron McArthur (Bowls)

2013 Don McFarlane (Swimming)

2014 Terry McLernon MBE (Table Tennis)

2015 Elaine McKenna (Football)

2016 Andrew Smith (CP Football)

2017 John Kent (sportscotland)

Russell Hogg Trophy – Development Coach of the Year

2013 Kevin Simpson (Tennis)

2014 Stephen Somerville (Judo)

2015 Tina Gordon (Wheelchair Basketball)

2016 Alex Bird (Badminton)

2017 Sarah Jane Ewing (Bowls)

Scottish Disability Sport Awards


Brian Dolan Memorial Trophy – Swimmer of the Year Award

2000 Kenny Cairns

2001 Andrew Lindsay

2002 Lara Ferguson

2003 Mhairi Love

2004 Jim Anderson

2005 Jim Anderson

2006 Rebecca Lee

2007 Andrew Lindsay

2008 Jim Anderson

2009 Jim Anderson

2010 Sean Fraser

2011 Andrew Mullen

2012 Andrew Mullen

2013 Andrew Mullen

2014 Andrew Mullen

2015 Andrew Mullen

2016 Andrew Mullen

2017 Danielle Joyce

Fife Trophy – Coach of the Year Award

2000 Eddie McCluskie (Swimming)

2001 John Oulton (Swimming)

2002 Janice Eaglesham (Athletics)

2003 Ian Mirfin (Wheelchair Road Racing)

2004 Jane Sanderson (Wheelchair Curling)

2005 Anthony Stickland (Swimming)

2006 Tom Pendreigh (Wheelchair Curling)

2007 Jacqueline Lynn (Boccia)

2008 Stuart Sharp & Stuart Alexander (Football)


2010 Jim Thomson (Boccia)


2012 Lyndon Williams (Badminton)

2013 Claire Morrison (Boccia)

2014 Tony Zummack (Wheelchair Curling)

2015 Andrew Jackson (Swimming)

2016 Karen Ross (Wheelchair Tennis)

2017 Ian Mirfin MBE (Wheelchair Racing)

Findlay Calder Trophy – Athlete of the Year Award

2000 Nicky Diatchenko

2001 Derek Frew

2002 Karen Lewis

2003 Stephen Payton

2004 Kenny Herriot

2005 Stephen Payton

2006 Stephen Payton

2007 Libby Clegg

2008 Allan Stuart

2009 Libby Clegg

2010 Lauren Peffers

2011 Owen Miller

2012 Libby Clegg

2013 Libby Clegg

2014 Libby Clegg

2015 Samantha Kinghorn

2016 Libby Clegg

2017 Samantha Kinghorn

Angus Trophy – Sports Person of the Year Award (Excluding athletics and swimming)

2003 David Heddle (Bowls)

2004 Scottish Wheelchair Curling Team

2005 Aileen McGlynn (Cycling)

2006 GB Paralympic Wheelchair Curling Team


2008 Scottish Cerebral Palsy Football Squad

2009 Gordon Reid (Wheelchair Tennis)

2010 Stephen McGuire (Boccia)

2011 Kevin Wallace (Bowls)

2012 Neil Fachie (Cycling)

2013 Jane Egan (Paratriathlon)

2014 Neil Fachie MBE (Cycling)

2015 Neil Fachie MBE (Cycling)


2017 Martin Perry (Table Tennis)

Gordon Brown Trophy – Athletes’ Athlete of the Year Award

2004 Maggi McEleny (Swimming)

2005 Jim Anderson (Swimming)

2006 Rebecca Lee (Swimming)

2007 Kenny Cairns (Swimming) & Peter McGuire (Boccia)


2009 Stephen & Peter McGuire (Boccia)


2011 Aileen Neilson (Wheelchair Curling)

2012 Libby Clegg (Athletics)


2014 Andrew Mullen (Swimming)

2015 Irene Edgar (Bowls)


2017 Samantha Kinghorn (Wheelchair Racing)



Summarised AccountsSCOTTISH DISABILITY SPORT (SDS) – (Company Limited by Guarantee)SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES – for the year ended 31 March 2018

UnrestrictedFunds

Restricted Funds

Total Funds2018

Total Funds2017

Income from:

Donations and legacies 14,914 12,076 26,990 17,009

Charitable activities 763,756 197,206 960,962 1,011,009

Investments 17 – 17 537

Total income 778,687 209,282 987,969 1,028,555

Expenditure on:

Charitable activities 750,325 194,455 944,780 996,759

750,325 194,455 944,780 996,759

Net income/(expenditure) and movement in funds 28,362 14,827 43,189 31,796

Reconciliation of funds:

Total funds brought forward 373,371 98,153 471,524 439,728

Total funds carried forward £401,733 £112,980 £514,713 £471,524

SUMMARISED BALANCE SHEET at 31 March 2018 2018 2017

Tangible fixed assets 5,707 8,768

Current assets

Stocks 5,608 5,335

Debtors 64,195 95,166

Cash at bank and in hand 534,319 434,490

604,122 534,991

Creditors: Amounts falling due within one year (95,116) (72,235)

Net current assets 509,006 462,756

Net assets £514,713 £471,524

Funds

Unrestricted funds 401,733 373,371

Restricted funds 112,980 98,153

£514,713 £471,524

The summarised accounts are a summary of information extracted from the full annual accounts and therefore may not contain sufficient information to allow a full understanding of the financial affairs of the Charity. For further information the full annual accounts and the auditor’s report on those accounts should be consulted; copies of these can be obtained from the Company Secretary.

J C Eaglesham Chairperson 28 August 2018

Auditor’s StatementIn our opinion the summarised accounts are consistent with the full annual accounts from which they are extracted. Our audit report on the full annual accounts was unqualified.

Paul Marshall (Senior Statutory Auditor)For and on behalf of Geoghegans, Statutory Auditors 28 August 2018


Photographs taken by:Commonwealth Games Scotland, British Paralympic Association and Laurence Bissett.

sportscotlandSpirit of 2012Big Lottery FundSainsbury’sCeltic F.C. FoundationStewarton Ladies NetballSports Aid ScotlandBetter BreaksCo-op FuneralcareCapability ScotlandScottish Disabled Sports TrustScotland’s Local Authorities and Scotland’s Governing Bodies of Sport

and in particularScottish Athletics and British AthleticsBoccia UKScottish Curling & Scottish Wheelchair Curling AssociationScottish Football Association & GB Disability Football AssociationTable Tennis ScotlandScottish CyclingBADMINTONscotlandBasketballscotlandScottish SwimmingTennis Scotland & Tennis FoundationJudoScotlandBowls ScotlandTriathlon ScotlandScottish Rowing

Paths for AllScottish Sports AssociationScottish Student SportFife Sports and Leisure Trust andMichael Woods Sport and Leisure CentreGlasgow City CouncilScotland’s Local Sports CouncilsSpecial Olympics ScotlandCommonwealth Games ScotlandBritish Paralympic AssociationDisability Sport Northern IrelandDisability Sport WalesActivity AllianceUnited Kingdom Sports Association UK CoachingChildren 1st Morton WardRussell Hogg Trust

AcknowledgementsScottish Disability Sport acknowledges the many agencies that have supported its activities during the past year and wishes to thank the following in particular:


Contact Addresses:

Head OfficeAdministratorCaledonia House, South GyleEdinburgh, EH12 9DQTel: 0131 317 1130 Email: [email protected]

Fife OfficeAdministratorMichael Woods Sport and Leisure CentreViewfield, GlenrothesFife KY6 2RDTel: 03451 555 555 ext 444 989Email: [email protected]

www.scottishdisabilitysport.com

Scottish Disability Sport is a registered Scottish Charity and Company Limited by Guarantee

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Leading inclusive sport in Scotland for participants and athletes with physical, sensory or learning disabilities.

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