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Relay Your Way is full of amazing moments, but My Way Moments are extra special! With help from the Cerebra Innovation Centre, we’re making magic happen - like playing tag rugby with the Leeds Rhinos or surfing on the Yorkshire Coast. It’s all about having fun, trying new things, and showing that anything is possible!
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Glasgow Launch: The My Way Triathlon
When: Tuesday 3rd June
Where: Pinkston Watersports Centre, Glasgow.
The "Relay Your Way" event will make a splashy debut on the water at Pinkston Watersports Centre, as a Cerebra service user proudly takes our unique fibreglass boat out onto the water, holding the Relay baton aloft. Accompanied by safety swimmers, they will glide across the water before passing the baton to some paddleboarders, and then onto the shore.
There, the baton will be passed to a young person riding an adapted Cerebra trike, who will carry it to a local SEN school, where students - watching the action unfold on a big screen - will celebrate their role in this inspiring relay.
Partners:
Scottish Disability Sport Junior Athletics Championships
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When: Wednesday 4th June
Where: Grangemouth Athletics Stadium
The Relay Your Way baton takes center stage at Grangemouth Stadium as part of the Scottish Disability Sport Junior Athletics Championships, where Scotland’s best young disabled athletes will compete for big prizes. Schools from across the country will gather to cheer on these inspiring competitors in an unforgettable day of sport and celebration.
The baton will arrive to much fanfare, completing a choreographed relay around the track that includes participants of all ages and abilities. This special moment will showcase the power of inclusion and the shared joy of athletic achievement.
Partners:
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Scottish Parliament Race
When: Thursday 5th June
Where: Scottish Parliament
In the picturesque gardens of the Scottish Parliament, Relay Your Way will bring together political leaders for a lighthearted but meaningful race, as they take up the baton to champion inclusivity in sport. Cheered on by pupils from two ASL schools and representatives from Scottish disability charities, this special event will showcase the power of sport to unite and inspire. With voices from across the community calling for a more inclusive sporting world, the race will be more than just a competition—it will be a statement of support for accessibility, opportunity, and change.
Partners:
Adapted Surfing in Scarborough
When: Tuesday 10th June
Where: South Bay Beach, Scarborough
The My Way Moment in Scarborough, hosted by The Wave Project, promises to be an inspiring celebration of resilience, community, and the transformative power of the sea. Set against the stunning backdrop of Scarborough’s beaches, this relay stage highlights the incredible work of The Wave Project, which uses surf therapy to build confidence and improve mental well-being for young people.
With the baton passed along sandy shores and the rolling surf, participants will embody the spirit of overcoming challenges and embracing individuality. Cerebra will join the action with adapted surfboards, ensuring children with neurological conditions can experience the thrill of surfing.
Partners:
Tour de Yorkshire
When: Tuesday 10th June
Where: Bridlington
As Relay Your Way comes through North Yorkshire, the Tour de Yorkshire invites children and families to ride adapted bikes along the promenade at Bridlington. With innovative trikes, trailers, and backpacks from the Cerebra Innovation Centre, children with medical needs—carrying oxygen tanks and essential equipment—can safely join in the fun.
This celebration of inclusivity will unite families, volunteers, and community groups from across the town, bring everyone together with a pledge to ensure every child can experience the joy of cycling.
Partners:
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Sensory Tag Rugby, Leeds Rhinos
When: Saturday 14th June
Where: AMT Headingley Rugby Stadium
Cerebra is set to host an exciting 7-a-side rugby match for children with brain conditions and sensory issues at AMT Headingley Rugby Stadium, home of the Leeds Rhinos. This innovative event aims to provide a fun and inclusive environment, allowing young athletes to engage in sport while enjoying the camaraderie of their peers.
Using cutting-edge sensory tag belts developed by the Cerebra Innovation Centre, the match ensures that all participants can enjoy the thrill of rugby in a safe and supportive setting.
Partners:
Dance Syndrome Workshop
When: Sunday 15th June
Where: Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
The Relay Your Way baton will take center stage at the iconic Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, joining forces with DanceSyndrome for an inspiring and inclusive dance workshop. Led by talented dancers with learning disabilities, this high-energy session will get everyone moving, proving that dance is for everybody.
Through rhythm, movement, and shared experience, participants will celebrate the power of expression and the joy of inclusion. This unforgettable event will showcase how breaking down barriers in the arts can create a world where everyone has the chance to lead, participate, and shine.
Partners:
Active Sensory Disco
When: Monday 16th June
Where: TouchBase Pears, Birmingham
The Relay Your Way baton will bring energy and excitement to Birmingham, joining forces with Sense for a truly inclusive celebration. At the Active Sensory Disco, young people with disabilities will experience the joy of movement, music, and connection, with the baton at the heart of the festivities.
Through interactive sensory activities and adaptive dance, the event will champion the power of accessibility, ensuring that everyone can take part in the fun. This vibrant gathering will highlight the importance of inclusive spaces, where every young person can express themselves freely and feel a true sense of belonging.
Partners:
Adapted Paddle-boarding through Swansea Bay
When: Sunday 22nd June
Where: Swansea Bay
Our moment in Swansea invites children with disabilities to embark on an exhilarating paddle board adventure across the bay. With the help of specially adapted boards, we ensure that every child can fully participate and enjoy the experience just like everyone else.
This unforgettable outing promises to be a thrilling blend of fun and freedom, allowing young adventurers to connect with the water and each other in a way that’s both empowering and joyous. What better way for the Relay Your Way baton to cross the Swansea Bay.
Partners:
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A world-first skatepark adaptation
When: Sunday 22nd June
Where: Exist Skatepark
At Relay Your Way’s next stop, the spotlight turns to innovation and inclusion at Exist Skate Park in Swansea, where the Cerebra Innovation Centre is making skateboarding accessible to all. Inspired by a teenager with cerebral palsy who dreamed of riding alongside friends, the team has developed a pioneering overhead gantry system—allowing children with reduced mobility, balance challenges, or limited weight-bearing ability to experience the thrill of skating safely, without standing out.
As the Relay baton arrives, this groundbreaking adaptation will be showcased in action, demonstrating the power of design to break barriers. By creating new opportunities for inclusive sport, the event will celebrate the joy of skating and the freedom it brings to every child, regardless of ability.
Partners:
Adapted rafting in Cardiff
When: Wednesday 25th June
Where: Cardiff International White Water
As Relay Your Way arrives in Cardiff, the action kicks off at Cardiff White Water, where an extraordinary moment is set to unfold! The team is piloting their innovative adapted rafting boat, specially designed to offer children with complex needs the chance to dive into the fast-paced thrills of the rapids.
For these young adventurers, it’s an unforgettable opportunity to experience the excitement of white water in a way that’s never been done before—pushing the boundaries of inclusive outdoor fun!
Partners:
Celebration of CP football
When: Saturday 28th June
Where: Imperial Sports Ground
The Relay Your Way event at the Imperial Sports Ground in Bristol will shine a light on the Bristol City CP football team, a group of young players with cerebral palsy or brain injuries who share a passion for the beautiful game.
The baton will arrive at the ground for a celebratory moment as team members take it on laps around the pitch, cheered on by family, friends, and supporters. Under the watchful eye of the Bristol City mascot, Robyn the Robin, the event will feature a showcase match, giving the players a chance to demonstrate their skills and teamwork. This inspiring stage of Relay Your Way highlights the joy and inclusivity that sport can bring.
Partners:
Barrier-free boating with Wetwheels
When: Tuesday 3rd July
Where: Portsmouth Harbour
Relay Your Way sets sail from Portsmouth with Wetwheels, an organisation dedicated to making boating barrier-free. Aboard their fully accessible powerboat, participants of all abilities will have the chance to take the helm, feel the sea breeze, and experience the thrill of being out on the open water.
This scenic journey isn’t just about the ride—it’s about independence, confidence, and the joy of adventure. As the Relay baton moves forward, the event will highlight the importance of inclusive experiences that ensure everyone can share in the magic of the sea.
Partners:
Panathlon showcase at Lord’s
When: Thursday July 3rd
Where: Lord’s Cricket Ground
The Relay Your Way baton will make a special stop at Lord’s Cricket Ground, where charity partner Panathlon will host a multi-sport event for local SEN schools from the borough of Westminster. Students will discover the joy of cricket and other sports in a day filled with energy, laughter, and inclusion.
As part of the festivities, the baton will be carried on a celebratory lap of the iconic pitch by participants before continuing its journey with a lunchtime run into the heart of the city. This event will highlight the transformative power of sport in bringing communities together.
Partners:
Paddling the River Lea with the Leaside Trust
When: Thursday 3rd July
Where: Leaside Trust, Hackney
The Relay Your Way event at Leaside Trust will celebrate an exciting new collaboration between Leaside Trust and Cerebra, launching an inclusive paddleboarding project set to make waves over the coming years.
The relay baton will begin its journey on the River Lea, carried by a young child with a disability for the first few hundred metres before being handed to other paddlers. Together, they’ll form a vibrant flotilla, making their way toward the Olympic Park. Alongside them, participants will run, walk, wheel, and cycle along the riverbank, racing to see who reaches the park first. This memorable stage of the relay showcases the joy of inclusivity and the power of community.
Partners:
Floating orchestra at London Aquatic Centre
When: Friday 4th July (TBC)
Where: London Aquatic Centre
At the iconic London Aquatic Centre, the relay will be welcomed by the enchanting sounds of a floating orchestra—a beautiful performance played by young children with complex needs. As their instruments drift gracefully on the water, these young musicians are not only creating music but also building balance and core strength.
The floating instruments provide a unique opportunity for the children to focus on their movements while experiencing the magic of music, making this a truly inspiring and unforgettable moment in Relay Your Way’s journey!
Partners:
Sunday 6th July
After 33 thrilling days, Relay Your Way will conclude at Parallel Windsor, a vibrant festival celebrating inclusivity in Windsor Great Park. The final relay stage takes place at 3pm during the event. To join in, book your ‘Festival Only’ ticket via the link below.
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Glasgow Launch: The My Way Triathlon
When: Tuesday 3rd June
Where: Pinkston Watersports Centre, Glasgow.
The "Relay Your Way" event will make a splashy debut on the water at Pinkston Watersports Centre, as a Cerebra service user proudly takes our unique fibreglass boat out onto the water, holding the Relay baton aloft. Accompanied by safety swimmers, they will glide across the water before passing the baton to some paddleboarders, and then onto the shore.
There, the baton will be passed to a young person riding an adapted Cerebra trike, who will carry it to a local SEN school, where students - watching the action unfold on a big screen - will celebrate their role in this inspiring relay.
Partners:
Scottish Disability Sport Junior Athletics Championships
When: Wednesday 4th June
Where: Grangemouth Athletics Stadium
The Relay Your Way baton takes center stage at Grangemouth Stadium as part of the Scottish Disability Sport Junior Athletics Championships, where Scotland’s best young disabled athletes will compete for big prizes. Schools from across the country will gather to cheer on these inspiring competitors in an unforgettable day of sport and celebration.
The baton will arrive to much fanfare, completing a choreographed relay around the track that includes participants of all ages and abilities. This special moment will showcase the power of inclusion and the shared joy of athletic achievement.
Partners:
Scottish Parliament Race
When: Thursday 5th June
Where: Scottish Parliament
In the picturesque gardens of the Scottish Parliament, Relay Your Way will bring together political leaders for a lighthearted but meaningful race, as they take up the baton to champion inclusivity in sport. Cheered on by pupils from two ASL schools and representatives from Scottish disability charities, this special event will showcase the power of sport to unite and inspire. With voices from across the community calling for a more inclusive sporting world, the race will be more than just a competition—it will be a statement of support for accessibility, opportunity, and change.
Partners:
Adapted Surfing in Scarborough
When: Tuesday 10th June
Where: South Bay Beach, Scarborough
The My Way Moment in Scarborough, hosted by The Wave Project, promises to be an inspiring celebration of resilience, community, and the transformative power of the sea. Set against the stunning backdrop of Scarborough’s beaches, this relay stage highlights the incredible work of The Wave Project, which uses surf therapy to build confidence and improve mental well-being for young people.
With the baton passed along sandy shores and the rolling surf, participants will embody the spirit of overcoming challenges and embracing individuality. Cerebra will join the action with adapted surfboards, ensuring children with neurological conditions can experience the thrill of surfing.
Partners:
Tour de Yorkshire
When: Tuesday 10th June
Where: Bridlington
As Relay Your Way comes through North Yorkshire, the Tour de Yorkshire invites children and families to ride adapted bikes along the promenade at Bridlington. With innovative trikes, trailers, and backpacks from the Cerebra Innovation Centre, children with medical needs—carrying oxygen tanks and essential equipment—can safely join in the fun.
This celebration of inclusivity will unite families, volunteers, and community groups from across the town, bring everyone together with a pledge to ensure every child can experience the joy of cycling.
Partners:
Sensory Tag Rugby, Leeds Rhinos
When: Saturday 14th June
Where: AMT Headingley Rugby Stadium
Cerebra is set to host an exciting 7-a-side rugby match for children with brain conditions and sensory issues at AMT Headingley Rugby Stadium, home of the Leeds Rhinos. This innovative event aims to provide a fun and inclusive environment, allowing young athletes to engage in sport while enjoying the camaraderie of their peers.
Using cutting-edge sensory tag belts developed by the Cerebra Innovation Centre, the match ensures that all participants can enjoy the thrill of rugby in a safe and supportive setting.
Partners:
Dance Syndrome Workshop
When: Sunday 15th June
Where: Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
The Relay Your Way baton will take center stage at the iconic Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, joining forces with DanceSyndrome for an inspiring and inclusive dance workshop. Led by talented dancers with learning disabilities, this high-energy session will get everyone moving, proving that dance is for everybody.
Through rhythm, movement, and shared experience, participants will celebrate the power of expression and the joy of inclusion. This unforgettable event will showcase how breaking down barriers in the arts can create a world where everyone has the chance to lead, participate, and shine.
Partners:
Active Sensory Disco
When: Monday 16th June
Where: TouchBase Pears, Birmingham
The Relay Your Way baton will bring energy and excitement to Birmingham, joining forces with Sense for a truly inclusive celebration. At the Active Sensory Disco, young people with disabilities will experience the joy of movement, music, and connection, with the baton at the heart of the festivities.
Through interactive sensory activities and adaptive dance, the event will champion the power of accessibility, ensuring that everyone can take part in the fun. This vibrant gathering will highlight the importance of inclusive spaces, where every young person can express themselves freely and feel a true sense of belonging.
Partners:
Adapted Paddle-boarding through Swansea Bay
When: Sunday 22nd June
Where: Swansea Bay
Our moment in Swansea invites children with disabilities to embark on an exhilarating paddle board adventure across the bay. With the help of specially adapted boards, we ensure that every child can fully participate and enjoy the experience just like everyone else.
This unforgettable outing promises to be a thrilling blend of fun and freedom, allowing young adventurers to connect with the water and each other in a way that’s both empowering and joyous. What better way for the Relay Your Way baton to cross the Swansea Bay.
Partners:
A world-first skatepark adaptation
When: Sunday 22nd June
Where: Exist Skatepark
At Relay Your Way’s next stop, the spotlight turns to innovation and inclusion at Exist Skate Park in Swansea, where the Cerebra Innovation Centre is making skateboarding accessible to all. Inspired by a teenager with cerebral palsy who dreamed of riding alongside friends, the team has developed a pioneering overhead gantry system—allowing children with reduced mobility, balance challenges, or limited weight-bearing ability to experience the thrill of skating safely, without standing out.
As the Relay baton arrives, this groundbreaking adaptation will be showcased in action, demonstrating the power of design to break barriers. By creating new opportunities for inclusive sport, the event will celebrate the joy of skating and the freedom it brings to every child, regardless of ability.
Partners:
Adapted rafting in Cardiff
When: Wednesday 25th June
Where: Cardiff International White Water
As Relay Your Way arrives in Cardiff, the action kicks off at Cardiff White Water, where an extraordinary moment is set to unfold! The team is piloting their innovative adapted rafting boat, specially designed to offer children with complex needs the chance to dive into the fast-paced thrills of the rapids.
For these young adventurers, it’s an unforgettable opportunity to experience the excitement of white water in a way that’s never been done before—pushing the boundaries of inclusive outdoor fun!
Partners:
Celebration of CP football
When: Saturday 28th June
Where: Imperial Sports Ground
The Relay Your Way event at the Imperial Sports Ground in Bristol will shine a light on the Bristol City CP football team, a group of young players with cerebral palsy or brain injuries who share a passion for the beautiful game.
The baton will arrive at the ground for a celebratory moment as team members take it on laps around the pitch, cheered on by family, friends, and supporters. Under the watchful eye of the Bristol City mascot, Robyn the Robin, the event will feature a showcase match, giving the players a chance to demonstrate their skills and teamwork. This inspiring stage of Relay Your Way highlights the joy and inclusivity that sport can bring.
Partners:
Barrier-free boating with Wetwheels
When: Tuesday 3rd July
Where: Portsmouth Harbour
Relay Your Way sets sail from Portsmouth with Wetwheels, an organisation dedicated to making boating barrier-free. Aboard their fully accessible powerboat, participants of all abilities will have the chance to take the helm, feel the sea breeze, and experience the thrill of being out on the open water.
This scenic journey isn’t just about the ride—it’s about independence, confidence, and the joy of adventure. As the Relay baton moves forward, the event will highlight the importance of inclusive experiences that ensure everyone can share in the magic of the sea.
Partners:
Panathlon showcase at Lord’s
When: Thursday July 3rd
Where: Lord’s Cricket Ground
The Relay Your Way baton will make a special stop at Lord’s Cricket Ground, where charity partner Panathlon will host a multi-sport event for local SEN schools from the borough of Westminster. Students will discover the joy of cricket and other sports in a day filled with energy, laughter, and inclusion.
As part of the festivities, the baton will be carried on a celebratory lap of the iconic pitch by participants before continuing its journey with a lunchtime run into the heart of the city. This event will highlight the transformative power of sport in bringing communities together.
Partners:
Paddling the River Lea with the Leaside Trust
When: Thursday 3rd July
Where: Leaside Trust, Hackney
The Relay Your Way event at Leaside Trust will celebrate an exciting new collaboration between Leaside Trust and Cerebra, launching an inclusive paddleboarding project set to make waves over the coming years.
The relay baton will begin its journey on the River Lea, carried by a young child with a disability for the first few hundred metres before being handed to other paddlers. Together, they’ll form a vibrant flotilla, making their way toward the Olympic Park. Alongside them, participants will run, walk, wheel, and cycle along the riverbank, racing to see who reaches the park first. This memorable stage of the relay showcases the joy of inclusivity and the power of community.
Partners:
Floating orchestra at London Aquatic Centre
When: Friday 4th July (TBC)
Where: London Aquatic Centre
At the iconic London Aquatic Centre, the relay will be welcomed by the enchanting sounds of a floating orchestra—a beautiful performance played by young children with complex needs. As their instruments drift gracefully on the water, these young musicians are not only creating music but also building balance and core strength.
The floating instruments provide a unique opportunity for the children to focus on their movements while experiencing the magic of music, making this a truly inspiring and unforgettable moment in Relay Your Way’s journey!
Partners:
