GP PROJECT

Paper 2- Individual Report [40 Marks]

Topic:- sports and recreation

Sub-Topic:- Sport with people with
disability
Step 1- Frame a research question on
the topic selected.
Are the sports for a disabled person is a problem?
Step 2- Choose a city or country in a very
different part of the world. Research on
what are their most important problems
related to your question?
Country:-Australia
The main problem is the reasons for lower participation
rates in sport and physical activity of people with
disabilities can include a large amount of support from
family and friend, issues with transport and physical

access.
Step 3- What are the similarities and differences
experienced by your area and the area you have
studied?
Turn page
SIMILARITIES:- The disabled people in my area to go back rather
than participating in sports as the support of family and friends is less
they mostly get bullied and are taken for granted. This makes the
disabled people feel bad and they try not doing anything related to
physical sports. And, for the area I studied AusPlay results show that
only 52% of adults who have a disability or physical condition that
restricts life.
DIFFERENCES:- In my area the participation of the disabled people
is only 2.2 percent as they the people in my area don’t get most of the
family and friends supports and they are also encouraged enough as
the people of the area I studied. The disabled people in my area
always bullied even by children’s also they are always taken for
granted.

Step 4- state your personal perspective

My personal perspective is that we should respect the disabled people
and never take them for granted at all. I wish to open a campaign
where I will encourage disabled to take part in sports also. I Saud
Shaikh take a pledge that I will surely fight for the justice of disabled
people. Also my personal perspective is that we should try making
more and more interesting ideas to impress disabled to join sports. I
would to do a fundraise for disabled people

Step 5- suggest course of action

I suggest a course of action that the government should start making
more sports for disabled people and start to make campaigns for
disabled people to encourage them to take part in sports. I also to
donate money for disable to buy equipment’s and other stuff.

EXTERNAL INFORMATION
How Do Disabled People Play Sports?
There are a lot of sports options for disabled people, both mentally and
physically. For example, people who can’t walk can play wheel chair
basketball, and even sled hockey.

 10 Accessible Wheelchair Sports

o 1. Wheel basketball :- basketball played by people with varying physical
disabilities that disqualify them from playing a non-disabled sport
o 2. Wheelchair Rugby:- Wheelchair rugby, and known as quad rugby in the United
States is a team sport for athletes with a disability.
o 3. Wheelchair Tennis:- Wheelchair tennis has two sports classes Players are
eligible to compete in the Open Division if they have a permanent physical disability
o 4. Wheelchair Softball:- Wheelchair Softball is a sport adapted from baseball, and
wheelchair softball is a sport adapted from softball. 
o 5. Wheelchair Hockey:- Wheelchair Hockey is played on a wooden court with the aim
of the game to get the ball across the other team’s goal line.
o 6. Wheelchair Dance Sport:- Wheelchair Dance Sport is a social and competitive sport is
currently governed by the  International Paralympic Wheelchair Dance Sport
Committee.
Step 6- Referencing- put the references into correct order.
Christine May,(2022)sport and person with disability [Online]
Available at: Sport and Persons with Disability | Clearinghouse for Sport
(Accessed26/07/2022).
UKEssays. (November 2018). Challenges to Inclusion of People with
Disabilities in Sport. [Online] Challenges to Inclusion of People with Disabilities in
Sport (ukessays.com) (Accessed26/07/2022)

Sanyukta Kanwal (2021). Disabilities in India - statistics & facts.

[Online] Available at: Disabilities in India - statistics & facts |
Statista(Accessed26/07/2022).

Inas Editor(2018). How do disable people play sports. [Online]

Available at: Disabled Sports People Do Play How (inas-fid.org)
(Accessed26/07/2022).