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Abbie Williams

Club Development Officer
Olympic Park BMXercise Event!

Saturday 3rd November saw 26 BMXercisers old and new take on the Olympic Park BMX track in the 5th event held there since the BMXercise project launched.
Access Sport Youth Board

The Access Sport Youth Board brings together young people from across London to share their experiences and opinions to help shape the work of Access Sport. The Youth Board work closely with staff and Trustees to co-create activities that young people want and need, as well as working collaboratively to offer the charity a youthful perspective during decision making.
Greenwich BMXercise

Come along to one of our BMxercise sessions at Hornfair park! BMXercise is a women's only fitness session on a BMX for women to get fit and have fun! We welcome experienced BMX riders and complete beginners, so anyone can have a go! Necessary equipment, such as bikes, helmet and pads are provided. All we ask is that you wear long sleeves and long leggings/trousers! All that's left for you to do now is reserve your space and come and have some fun!

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JOIN THE TEAM

We're always on the lookout for enthusiastic new people! Take a look at our current vacancies and placement opportunities...
Ignite Disability Inclusion

Find out more about our award-winning disability inclusion programme.
BMX legacy

Find out how we are creating a thriving youth cycling scene through our exciting BMX Legacy Programme.
'A Question of Access Sport' 2017

An incredible evening thanks to all who attended, contributed and supported in raising vital funds to enhance the life prospects of disadvantaged and disabled young people through sport. AQAS will be back in 2019!
Changing Young Lives
New Events 2018

Thinking of running a marathon or testing your survival skills in a Bear Grylls obstacle race?! Take on an active challenge for Access Sport and give the gift of sport to disadvantaged and disabled young people.
Volunteer opportunities
Mark Hardie

CEO
High Sheriff Social Inclusion

Find out how we are using sport as a tool to tackle social exclusion where the need is greatest.
Julian Barrell

Director of Development