SDS Demonstrates Best Practice at the Scottish Student Sport Conference

A photo of a group of people sitting on chairs in a room, looking at Fraser Kennedy as he presents at a conference

Scottish Disability Sport (SDS) was delighted to take up an invitation from Scottish Student Sport (SSS) to present at their annual conference. Our West of Scotland Regional Manager, Fraser Kennedy, joined the SSS Inclusion and Culture Coordinator Eilidh Gibson and Lynne Glen, SDS Head of Development, to provide an overview of SDS and their partnership work with SSS.  

 

The presentation to the conference delegates raised awareness of the following:  

    • Importance of inclusive practice – highlighting the education and learning workshops available to college and university students, 
    • Volunteering opportunities that SDS and its member branches can offer students, 
    • Connecting and working in partnership with SDS Regional Managers and the branch network across Scotland.  

Fraser highlighted the best practice model of the Glasgow Partnership Forum, which includes the Sports Development Coordinator, the representatives from the Strathclyde Sports Union, the City of Glasgow College Active Campus Co-ordinator, SSS and SDS. The partners work together to increase opportunities across the two institutions for students with disabilities.