A programme of disability swimming and play sessions will take place across Caerphilly this October half term, giving children, young people and families opportunities to get active, have fun and socialise.
Running from Monday 26th to Friday 30th October, the programme brings together dedicated Leisure Lifestyle pool sessions and a Caerphilly Play disability session.
| Date | Session | Venue | Time | Additional information |
| Monday 26th October | Disability Swim | Caerphilly Leisure Centre | 10am-11am | |
| Tuesday 27th October | Disability Swim | Bedwas Leisure Centre | 10am-11am | |
| Disability Play | Centre for Skills & Learning, Pontllanfraith | 10am-12pm | Ages 4–17. Book through the Leisure Lifestyle app. | |
| Wednesday 28th October | Disability Swim | Caerphilly Leisure Centre | 10am-11am | |
| Disability Swim (Quiet Session) | Newbridge Leisure Centre | 11am-12pm | Free for under-16s. | |
| Thursday 29th October | Disability Swim | Bedwas Leisure Centre | 11am-12pm | |
| Friday 30th October | Disability Swim | Bedwas Leisure Centre | 11am-12pm | |
| Disability Swim (Quiet Session) | Heolddu Leisure Centre | 11am-12pm |
Quiet swimming sessions at Newbridge and Heolddu offer a calmer setting for those who prefer a quieter pool environment.
The Caerphilly Play disability session offers an opportunity for children and young people to enjoy play in a welcoming, inclusive environment. Book the disability play session through the Leisure Lifestyle app.
The programme supports the council’s Sport and Active Recreation Strategy by helping to reduce barriers to participation and providing more opportunities for people to enjoy physical activity and play.
For further information about disability swimming sessions, please contact the relevant leisure centre.
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