Sporty session for pupils ahead of the Paralympics

By The Newsroom
Published 4th Aug 2016, 10:08 BST
Updated 25th Aug 2016, 18:31 BST
Gemma Collis (Allianz Insurance), Jigsaw School pupils and Liz Wilks (Boccia 2016 Paralympics High Performance Coach) SUS-160108-151917001Gemma Collis (Allianz Insurance), Jigsaw School pupils and Liz Wilks (Boccia 2016 Paralympics High Performance Coach) SUS-160108-151917001
Gemma Collis (Allianz Insurance), Jigsaw School pupils and Liz Wilks (Boccia 2016 Paralympics High Performance Coach) SUS-160108-151917001
In the lead up to the Rio Paralympics, pupils from a Cranleigh-based school for children with autism were invited to get in the sporting spirit by taking part in a Boccia taster session at Surrey Sports Park.

Jigsaw Trust operates a specialist day school and is committed to educating children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Based on Dunsfold Park, Jigsaw is one of only around 10 schools in the UK to use Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) as its teaching methodology.

It exists to improve the lives of children and families affected by autism through education, training and research.

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