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Disabled youngsters from Ormesby Comprehensive School have done their bit to bring a

Disabled youngsters from Ormesby Comprehensive School have done their bit to bring a


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Disabled youngsters from Ormesby Comprehensive School have done their bit to bring a

Disabled youngsters from Ormesby Comprehensive School have done their bit to bring a prestigious national sporting trophy to the North East.
The Junior National Wheelchair Basketball Championship has been won by the northern region after a fierce competition at Stoke Mandeville.
The majority of the team has been made up of pupils and former pupils from Ormesby Comprehensive School, which has disabled and able bodied youngsters.
The northern region team is coached by Ian Smith, who is in charge of special needs physical education at the Ormesby school, 7th December 1988

Teesside Archive
Mirrorpix
United Kingdom

Media ID 21819592

© Mirrorpix

Basketball Champions Disability Disabled Holding Lifting North East Ormesby Schoolchildren Schools Teesside Wheelchair Winners 1988


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Disabled youngsters from Ormesby Comprehensive School make history as they proudly display the prestigious Junior National Wheelchair Basketball Championship trophy. The North East region emerges victorious after an intense competition held at Stoke Mandeville. This remarkable achievement is a testament to the talent and determination of these incredible schoolchildren, most of whom hail from Ormesby Comprehensive School - a beacon of inclusivity for both disabled and able-bodied students. Under the expert guidance of their coach, Ian Smith, who oversees special needs physical education at Ormesby, this team has defied all odds and brought glory to their community. Their unwavering spirit and dedication have set a shining example for others facing similar challenges. In this print captured on 7th December 1988 by Teesside Archive, we witness pure joy radiating from each young face as they lift the coveted trophy high above their heads. It serves as a powerful reminder that disability is not a barrier to success in sports or any other endeavor. This heartwarming image encapsulates the triumph of teamwork, resilience, and inclusivity. These disabled champions have etched their names in sporting history while inspiring generations to come.

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