Opportunities for SEND pupils and schools
Somerset Cricket Foundation, with the Lords Taverners, are always striving to make cricket accessible to everyone. For many young people with a severe physical or learning disability, particularly wheelchair users, participating in cricket and other forms of sport is not possible. Through our bespoke SEN education offer we can provide the opportunities to play cricket.
Our aim is to enthuse young people within specialist SEN schools or mainstream schools working with SEN students to enjoy cricket and increase their confidence and raise awareness with hope they will join their local Super 1s Cricket Hub to continue their journey into social and/or competitive cricket outside of school.

Our School Cricket Offer
We provide different formats to meet a variety of needs:
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Table Cricket – Ideal for young people with physical or learning needs that make traditional cricket difficult. Max 8 players per session.
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Super 1 Cricket – Suitable for young people who are more independent and able to play traditional cricket. Max 14 players per session.
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Sensory Cricket – A new programme for young people with more profound needs. Uses objects and music to create a sensory cricket experience. Max 6 students with support staff, 30-minute sessions.
We also support the development of young leaders, helping to leave a lasting legacy through lunchtime clubs or school intra competition.
What is table cricket?
The game is played on a table tennis table. Side panels and sliding fielders are placed around the table to create an arena, a small ball and ramp are used to bowl, and a wooden bat enables players to score runs, simulating a game of cricket.
Get in touch
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