What an amazing day!Thank you to everyone who was involved in helping to deliver today’s ‘Winning on Wheels’ competition and well done to the brilliant competitors ! #LeadInclusionSchools School Games #Racing ThinkActiveCSW #freewheelin @wheeliebearGB The Bears

It is with a heavy heart that we remember our Bears teammate, coach and friend Adrian Taber. Adrian will be sorely missed by all those who played with and were coached by him but we are warmed by the years that we were all able to share with him as teammates and friends. #AT13

We are very saddened to hear of the passing of Adrian Taber - a much-loved member of the wheelchair basketball family who will be sorely missed. BWB extends its deepest condolences to the family & friends of Adrian, The Bears & the wider wheelchair basketball family. ❤️

✅ The results are in from the opening games of #BWBWomensLeague Round 2... 👼 Angels of the North 2 beat The Bears (🎥) 39:38 in a thrilling one-point game 💪 London Titans WBC 1 triumphed 51:32 v Wakefield Whirlwinds Keep up to to date via the competition page 👉 bit.ly/2NVWaYo

The power of actual physical activity is often overlooked. This is a welcome report. Even more so when you consider the treatment of The Bears The only disabled sports club for miles and miles around was forced out of their home in Henley in Arden #SaveHenleySportsCentre

🙎‍♀️It wasn't just about the BBC Sport games last weekend with over 1⃣8⃣0⃣ women from around the UK participating across three divisions. 🎥 Here's what #BWBWomensLeague means to the captains of The Bears & Glasgow Rollin Rocks👇 League tables & results👉 bit.ly/2OdeLzl

@warwickbearswbc Congrats! We heard you’ve just received a Payout from Co-op’s Local Community Fund. Join the virtual celebrations here payoutcelebration.co.uk We’d love to know how this money will make a difference in your community #ItsWhatWeDo

We were thrilled to welcome hundreds of our young cancer patients to our inaugural Oncology and Haematology Community Games, supported by our charity, to demonstrate the benefits that sport can have on their health and recovery.

Paralympics GB has continued its wonderful start to the games in Paris, with swimmer Faye Rogers winning the 30th Gold Medal for the games yesterday. Some of those in action today include GB women's basketball team who will take on the United States. Nitya Rajan is on the

‘Look good play good.’ ParalympicsGB Basketball athlete Siobhán Fitzpatrick PLY on the team’s mindset ahead of their game against the US playtheirway The Bears #Paralympics2024 #Paris2024

"I found sport by absolute chance. I didn't have opportunities like there are today." Paralympic basketball player Siobhán Fitzpatrick PLY speaks to Kay Burley about her experience growing up with no access to sports. trib.al/SKoP24t 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube

How difficult is it for children with disabilities to get in to sport? Paralympian Siobhán Fitzpatrick PLY tells us about her journey #Paralympics2024 #KayBurley SS

It’s not everyday you get to shoot hoops with a Paralympian Good Morning Britain. Here’s what happened next (after the lives of course). Thanks for the excellent coaching Siobhán Fitzpatrick PLY

Nitya Rajan thank you for a fantastic morning! Good Morning Britain covering the ParalympicsGB playtheirway campaign!

CEO of Activity Alliance Adam Blaze shares his insights on how the #ParalympicGames are pivotal in raising awareness and championing disability sport, and increasing visibility for disabled athletes #EveryBodyMoves

As the #Paralympics continue to highlight the transformative impact of disability sport, we’re thrilled to attend a wheelchair basketball session with The Bears! 🏀 Inspiring to see inclusive coaching in action as disabled & non-disabled children learn & have fun together

Seeing firsthand the strategies and positive impact of disabled people having access to inclusive coaching, and coaches who understand how to meet the needs of every participant, is a real privilege. As was speaking with Paralympian, and former Bear cub Siobhán Fitzpatrick PLY ❤️

Siobhan said: “It's brilliant to be back at my old club and see how much the club has embraced a child-first approach to coaching young players. Coaches are key to disabled children enjoying sport & to both understanding and reducing the barriers to them taking part" Hear, hear👏

Research by UK Coaching highlighted that over 80% of young people with a disability enjoy sports more with coaching, & nearly 2/3 are less likely to drop out This FUNdamental element of child-first coaching was clearly evident at today’s session we attended with The Bears