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Two Sport4All sessions gave staff at Good Samaritan Catholic Primary School in Fairy Meadow an opportunity to explore practical inclusion strategies together. Teachers and the principal share what they valued, with ideas for other schools looking to strengthen inclusive sport and physical activity.

At Deadly Day Out in Rockhampton, Sport4All Inclusion Coach Ruve Kent found opportunities for genuine yarns, warm introductions and new connections with Woorabinda. She reflects on why listening and building trust matter when supporting inclusion in sport.

From a community inclusion forum to cricket with Nathan Lyon and an on-field experience at the Darwin Test, Sport4All and NT Cricket show how sporting partnerships can support practical opportunities to participate.

Making sport more welcoming starts before someone arrives. Drawing on reflections from Sport4All and GSA team members, this article explores how clear information, choice and everyday inclusion can help people participate and keep coming back.

Fifteen workshop attendees are preparing to turn Sport4All learning into Inclusion Action Plans. School engagement, come-and-try sport and cricket connections add to the local work in Mundaring.

Staff at Splash Devonport Aquatic and Leisure Centre say Sport4All’s online learning has given them greater confidence and understanding when supporting people with disability. Working with local Inclusion Coach Jo Carson, the team is also identifying new opportunities to make participation more welcoming. Jo has been working with the centre for a couple of months. […]