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We are proud to announce the launch of our new podcast – Panathlon People! Click here to listen to our latest episode.

Fin Clark, the talented young archer supported by Panathlon, has been selected for the Great Britain junior squad and will compete for a place at the European Youth Championships in Bucharest.

Panathlon and BlueBay Asset Management are delighted to announce a two-year partnership which will help us expand provision of sporting activity for children with disabilities and special needs across the country.

Inspired by her visits to Panathlon competitions, one of our volunteer Young Leaders, Alexandra Richards, has written an amazing story about overcoming adversity and conquering fears. It’s so good, we…

The DM Thomas Foundation for Young People has left a wonderful legacy for thousands of Panathlon competitors after the organisation sadly closed down after 20 years.

Panathlon has strengthened its efforts to keep children with disabilities and special needs active and engaged through the pandemic by adding swimming to its Virtual Programme.

Through lockdown, Panathlon’s ambassadors have been meeting children with disabilities and special needs via Zoom and inspiring them to pursue their sporting ambitions.

Panathlon has given schools on its deaf programme a big morale boost during lockdown by introducing pupils to two inspiring sporting role models.

Panathlon has launched a series of activities to support teachers delivering sport and PE to classes which are divided between school and home through lockdown.

Panathlon has re-launched its multi-skills challenges for students to do in their homes and gardens to coincide with the third national lockdown.

Avondale Primary School in Lancashire had their first Panathlon experience this week and our ambassador, Paralympian Nathan Maguire, was on hand to welcome them aboard.

Panathlon have been working with the Children’s Trust – the UK’s leading charity for children with brain injury – to deliver specially adapted, inclusive activity during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Panathlon and our partners St. James’s Place Charitable Foundation were handed the ‘Best Partnership with a National Children’s Charity’ prize at The Better Society Awards on Wednesday night (Dec 2).

Ovingdean Hall Foundation has donated £25,000 to Panathlon to fund our sporting events for deaf and hearing – impaired children.

There is a new way you can help to support the Panathlon charity in the countdown to Christmas this year.

Panathlon played a key role in keeping students active and motivated during the coronavirus lockdown at Whitefield Academy Trust in Waltham Forest, East London.

Do you want to become a disability sports coach? Panathlon’s long-running partners, Greenbank College in Merseyside, would like to hear from you!

Before the closure of all schools, the Panathlon Foundation charity was well on course for another record breaking year. Now the Covid-19 pandemic has forced us to re-think how we engage our participants.

Children with disabilities and special needs in North Suffolk have benefitted hugely from Panathlon’s relationships with schools in the area – and Jeffrey Hoey has been a key figure in…

McKenzie O’Reilly has just made the transition to secondary school and can look back with an immense sense of achievement at the benefits he has gained from Panathlon during his primary years.

The Humberside region has been an area of rapid expansion for Panathlon over the last few years, building lasting relationships with key organisations in the region. School Games organisers incorporated…

The Coronavirus and lockdown has meant the cancellation of thousands of fundraising events for charities up and down the country and also suspension of all Panathlon activities for now. The…