Move Mojo

Sandwell Council carried out a monitoring visit at one of our camps with our partners PG Active at The Westminster School, their feedback was.

"This is a well-run provision with knowledgeable and experienced staff who also work within the school during term time."

"The session was bright, inviting, and well organised, offering a good variety of both indoor and outdoor activities."

"The provision lead has extensive experience of working with children with SEND and demonstrates a strong understanding of both the operational requirements and the practical realities of delivering a successful session."

Three things made that possible: local partners PG active ability who already know the participants and their families, a real choice of indoor and outdoor activity, and SEND planning and documentation that stands up to inspection.

Delivered with the PG Active Ability team.

Councils, schools and community providers — if you want provision that reads like this, get in touch. movemojo.com

Two sessions into our SEND Activity Camp at The Westminster School, and it’s already full of firsts. 🏀🎯🎨

Swipe through to see what a real session looks like — adapted sport, individual support, new friendships.

One parent told us it was the first time their child had ever completed a HAF camp.

6 free sessions still available this summer:

📅 28 & 30 July · 4, 6, 11 & 13 August
🕤 Morning (5–12): 9:30–12:30 · 🕐 Afternoon (12–18): 1–4pm
🍽️ Free healthy meal included · 🤝

Delivered with PG Active Ability

Free, funded by Sandwell HAF. Search “Move Mojo at Westminster” on the Sandwell HAF site to book

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This is our new session in Tamworth in collaboration with creative choices.

The session runs every Thursday 14:00-15:00

For Adults with SEND at the Exley Centre

Some pages from a new Move Mojo resource developed as part of our project with Save the Children and community partners Donate 1 Create 1.

This project supports children and young people with SEND through inclusive sport, movement and climate awareness.

The resource has been built to help Move Mojo coaches, D1C1 practitioners, volunteers and teachers deliver sessions that are:

• inclusive
• adaptable
• practical
• easy to repeat
• built around the children in front of them

The session cards use games and activities to explore themes like recycling, ocean pollution, weather, trees, safe spaces and looking after the planet.

The aim is simple: use sport and movement to create accessible learning opportunities, while building local confidence and capacity so sessions can continue beyond the project.

Inclusive sport. Community delivery. Sustainable impact.

We’ve been building this one over the last few months.

This summer, we’re launching Inclusive Sport & Climate Days — a collaboration between Move Mojo, Donate 1 Create 1 and Save the Children.

The focus is simple:
Sport is a vehicle for education and empowerment.

We’re using sport and movement to create accessible opportunities for children with SEND, while introducing climate awareness in a way that actually connects — through activity, not just conversation.

What that looks like:
• Inclusive, small-group sessions
• Activities adapted to individual needs
• Multi-sport delivery built around engagement and confidence
• Climate themes embedded into the session design

How it works in practice:
• Team games – e.g. Battleships adapted into “knocking over the icebergs”
• Individual challenges – e.g. “What’s the Time Mr Wolf” reframed around rising temperatures
• Group tasks – e.g. treasure hunts linking movement with key climate concepts

Everything is delivered through play, movement and interaction

What this allows us to do:
• Engage groups that are often harder to reach through traditional education
• Create entry points into wider topics through something familiar
• Build confidence, communication and understanding at the same time

This builds on our wider inclusive sport work, but takes it into a space where sport is used more deliberately as a tool to explore real-world issues.

Good to be working alongside Donate 1 Create 1 and Save the Children on this.

More to follow as we roll this out over the summer.

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We’re launching a brand new programme for adults with SEND and their caregivers in Tamworth — in partnership with  Support Staffordshire and Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Integrated Care System (ICS) LIF project.

This is a collaboration with other VSCE groups and partners within the area so that we can best reach the people who need this the most and start to proactively tackle health inequalities in a fun, engaging and inclusive manner.

This is a collaboration with partners across the area — because three years of learning has taught us one thing clearly:

⚠️ You have to go to people. Not wait for them to come to you ⚠️

Sport has become less relevant to the community because we expect harder to reach groups to come to us in order to access sport and activity.

Instead we reverse engineer this and we bring:

🏹 Archery into day centres and churches
🥌 Curling into village halls
⚽ Invasion games into community centres

Ultimately meeting people where they are, in spaces they already trust.

That’s how we reach the people who need this the most. That’s how we start to proactively tackle health inequalities in a way that’s fun, engaging and genuinely inclusive.

Weekly session at Lilian Prime MS Centre, Derby.

Supported Movement & Games is a friendly adapted movement session for people living with MS and similar neurological conditions.

The session includes target games, adapted movement and group activities, with seated, standing and supported options available.

It is designed to help people:
• take part in a way that works for them
• build confidence and coordination
• stay active in a supportive setting
• enjoy simple games without pressure
• meet others and take part socially

Carers, support workers and family members are welcome.

Every Tuesday
12:00 – 13:00
Lillian Prime MS Centre, Derby

To book your place, speak to the Lilian Prime team:
Tel: 01332 611810
Email: [email protected]