Queen Alexandra College (QAC) are delighted to be working in collaboration with University of Worcester and The Albion Foundation to deliver a unique and ground breaking elite Wheelchair Basketball sport performance programme.
The programme will give students the opportunity to develop as a wheelchair Basketball player and provide a player pathway from playing in Regional, National and International competition.
The University of Worcester is recognised as world leaders in the development of educational practice in inclusive sport and are owners of the Worcester Wolves British Basketball League (BBL) franchise. The university also has a longstanding tradition of working at local, national and international level in all forms of Basketball and Wheelchair Basketball.
The Albion Foundation is the charity of West Bromwich Albion Football Club. The Foundation has an outstanding reputation for their work in disability sport and has a well-established and successful Powerchair Football Academy with QAC.
If you would like to be part of this unique, ground breaking elite sport performance programme or require further details please visit this attached link
(Photograph by David Dunbar, Purple Swan Photography)
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