Overview
Super1s is a national programme funded by the Lord’s Taverners which gives young disabled people, aged 12-25, opportunities to play cricket in a supportive environment.
Our Super1s community cricket hubs offer coaching, competitive festivals and life skills workshops; delivered by experienced coaches Super1s takes a holistic approach, using cricket as a tool for developing the whole person.
Contact
Super1s Summer sessions run in 3 different places:
- Mondays - Nottingham South Hub - Keyworth Cricket Club - Platt Lane, Keyworth, NG12 5GJ 5.30pm - 7pm
- Thursdays - Mansfield Hub - Portland College - Nottingham Road - Mansfield - NG18 4TH 5.30pm - 6.30pm
- Fridays - Nottingham North Hub - Gedling Colliery Cricket Club - Plains Road, Mapperley - NG3 5RH 6pm - 7pm
All venues have accessible toilets, wheelchair ramps and blue badge parking.
Richard Preskey
Disability Cricket Officer
Telephone
Website
Trent Bridge Community Trusthttps://www.trentbridge.co.uk/recreationalcricket/disability-cricket.html
Costs
| Description | Cost type | Unit price | Cost unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| FREE |
All sessions and activities are free, Super1s is fully funded by The Lord's Taverners.
Inclusion
Supporting
- Learning Disability / Difficulties
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