Wiltshire and Swindon Sport

coronavirus update

In line with Government recommendations all WASP staff are now working from home. All staff contact details are shown on our website here.
We fully support Sport England's message that physical activity matters during this period – in fact, we think it matters now more than ever.
We are now operating in unprecedented times, but at WASP we are committed to supporting every person and organisation that works with us.

Here you will find a list of our regular courses, including safeguarding and first aid

Find ways to stay active at home, including resources for those who are older and/or disabled.

We have heaps of fun activities to keep kids happy and active during lockdown!

A fantastic selection of videos from local providers to help keep you active from home.

We've pulled together guidance on managing facilities, members, workforce and more during lockdown

A list of useful resources and advice, including opportunities for free CPD/training and advice on how to stay connected with the local community

We work with our local partners to provide opportunities for all adults to be more physically active, whatever your age or ability

Find out about the opportunities on offer across the county to enable you to become active everyday, find a recreational activity or a new sport

This ground-breaking program brings disabled and non-disabled people together to be active in fun, inclusive ways

Here you will find full details of our School Games programme and Primary Sports Premium support page, along with School Staff CPD and Satellite Clubs

Would you like to become more active and meet new people? Click here to find out about the fantastic acitivites and clubs available across the county for older people and their carers

We work with DKHT to deliver their flagship Get on Track programme, which is aimed at young people aged 16-25 who are facing disadvantage.

We work with Wiltshire Council, Swindon Borough Council and national disability organisations enabling Disabled people to be more physically active