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Another 14 bikes collected from Royston Leisure Centre this afternoon and there is still another day to go!
If you have a bike that you no longer need, we would love to give it some TLC, before finding it a new home with one of the young people we work with.
Royston Leisure Centre
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What a brilliant day at the Hertfordshire PE Conference!
Opening with Emma Wiggs MBE giving some words of wisdom that can be applied to our everyday lives!
Our very own Maria joined the panel answering questions about all things disability sport and inclusion.
Finished up with the team delivering a Paralympic Roadshow to some primary school staff, who had just as much fun as the children do on our Roadshows in the summer!
#hertspeconf25
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Our 100 day challenge is on schedule! 12 young people now cycling independently in 2025!
If you would like to support the teams challenge go to www.justgiving.com/page/hdsf-team-teaching-cycling
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22 bikes given to young people in Year 5 this afternoon! We have the best job in the world!
We can only do this with your bike donations, we have donation events in Royston and Potters Bar this week if you have a bike that would like a new home.
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We have another busy day ahead!
- Boxercise in Hatfield
- Teaching learn to ride and giving bikes to children in Watford
- Bike donation events in Potters Bar and Royston
- Getting ready for the PE conference tomorrow
Never a dull moment for our small but mighty team!
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Welcome
Herts Disability Sports Foundation (Registered Charity Number 1156034) was originally set up in Welwyn Hatfield to promote the development of disability sport for people in day services across Hertfordshire. The developments in provision made during the time of the Sports England funded programme provided a lasting legacy of equipment and training that continues to reap benefits for the whole community.