Question 1

Do you have to participate in all sports on the day?

Accepted Answer

No, participate in whatever sport that you want to try. Perhaps try a “new” sport that you have not heard of or tried to play before. This will enable you to develop new skills.

Question 2

Will there be wheelchair access at the venues?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all facilities are wheelchair accessible.

Question 3

Will there be bathrooms at the venues?

Accepted Answer

Yes: all venues have bathrooms.

Question 4

Will food and beverages be supplied?

Accepted Answer

We will provide water and light snacks on the day. Unfortunately, we will not be providing a full lunch meal.

Question 5

Do I need to know how to play the sport prior to the event?

Accepted Answer

No, not at all. You can have no idea about the sport – the coaches will teach you the basics skills to get you started.

Question 6

Do I need to register to attend?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all attendees MUST register to enable them to participate. This includes the participants taking part in the sports day activities, their parent(s), siblings, carers.

Question 7

How can I register to take part in any of the programs the sports present are offering?

Accepted Answer

There will be information on the day with all the details about the sports and their organizations. This will have specific information about their disability inclusion programs they offer and how to get involved – including contact information. Additionally, after the event, we will be sending out

Question 8

Who can I contact if I have any more questions or cannot find the venue or event location on the day

Accepted Answer

Kirby Templeton – Sport Inclusive Coordinator is the person to contact. You can email her prior to the event: ktempleton@solve.org.au.

Inclusive Community Sports Day - Geelong