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Deaf Role models wanted

17
February
2012

At BUCS we are looking to profile and promote the achievements of disabled students in Higher Education sport and the work that their institution has done to support their student’s talent and to adapt and modify activities.

If there are any student athletes that you know have any interesting stories or great sporting achievements, then we would like to hear from you.

Please click here to fill in the form and send it back to david.padgen@bucs.org.uk. BUCS will post selected student sporting role models on our website.

If you have any questions regarding the process or sporting role models, please feel free to contact Lee Dolby. National Sport Inclusion Office for UK Deaf Sport on leed@ukds.org.uk

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