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Proof that age is no barrier when it comes to inter-generational games at school sessions
Derby Telegraph
|August 05, 2025
Pensioners and pupils are teaming up to play paralympic sports together at Murray Park School
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PENSIONERS and pupils are teaming up to play Paralympic sports together - building friendships and breaking down age barriers.
By taking part in Boccia and Kurling matches, students at Murray Park School in Mickleover, are not only discovering new passions but also forging meaningful connections with other generations.
Thanks to the Opening Schools Facilities Fund - a national initiative supported by the Department for Education and delivered via Active Partnerships - Murray Park received four boccia kits and a new-age kurling set to introduce these inclusive sports into the school.
The initiative is being rolled out across England, with over 180 schools benefiting so far and thousands of pupils engaging in new activities outside of the curriculum.
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