During the meeting, the partners presented the three international training activities carried out in each of the partner countries, as well as the International Inclusive Summer Sports Camp, which took place in Nessebar, Bulgaria. Special attention was given to the creation of the INSPIRE Toolkit – a practical guide for working with children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) in an aquatic environment.

The partners shared how exciting, meaningful, and beneficial the camp experience was for the children, highlighting the positive impact on their physical development, social skills, confidence, and overall well-being. The discussion also focused on the positive changes achieved through the training of swimming coaches, with feedback confirming increased confidence and readiness among coaches to work with and include children with SEN in their regular swimming groups.

Information about the project, as well as all practical materials and resources, will continue to be available on the official project website:
👉 https://project-inspire.eu

and on the website of the project coordinator – BG & Sports for All:
👉 www.bgsportsforall.com

INSPIRE Project Partners:

• BG & Sports for All – Bulgaria (Coordinator)
• Kinitiko Ergastiri Ilioupolis – Greece
• Kargenc Kulubu – Turkey

The INSPIRE project demonstrated that through targeted training, international cooperation, and the exchange of good practices, sport can be truly inclusive and accessible to all children.