Warwick Sport presents a whole inflatable days including the huge Labyrinth Challenge. A fun, giant inflatable obstacle course for you and your friends to enjoy. You can also play inflatable volleyball, or in our human football and dodgeball arenas AND for 2002 we have a Total Wipeout simulator to add to the fun!

This series of focus groups has been organised by the Queering University programme as part of the Understanding LGBTQUIA+ Student Experiences project.

21% of LGBTQUIA+ Student Experiences Survey respondents had been subject to negative comments or behaviour at the University in the last year, with 30% witnessing such language or behaviour. 45% had overheard language from other students or staff which was derogatory about LGBTQUIA+ identities, culture, or experiences. We want to explore further students' experiences of language use and misuse relating to LGBTQUIA+ identities, culture, or experiences.

If you are interested in attending this focus group, please register your interest here. If you have any questions, or would like further information prior to registering your interest, please contact Sam Parr via S.Parr.2@warwick.ac.uk.

2022 is an exciting year for sport in the West Midlands, with the Birmingham Commonwealth Games taking place in July and August and Warwick’s campus hosting an ‘Athlete Village’ for the duration of the Games in the new world-class £49m Sport & Wellness Hub. Warwick will also co-host the International Children’s Games from 11-16 August.

With fascinating experiences of both playing and delivering sporting activity in their careers, our expert panellists will highlight the vital role that sport plays in society, from bringing communities together to improving physical and mental wellbeing and facilitating socioeconomic prosperity.

Host:
Iain McKinney - Head of Sport & Active Lifestyles, Warwick Sport.

Speakers:
Kare Adenegan - History student and GB Wheelchair Racing Paralympian.
Dr Born Barikor - CEO and Founder of Our Parks (Honorary DSc, 2019).
Robbie Chandler - Health Manager, Sky Blues in the Community (BSc Psychology, 2019).

Code Kingdoms is the UK’s leading provider of online programming and computer science resources for young people and was founded in 2013 by CEO, Ross Targett, while he was studying Computer Science at the University of Warwick. We are delighted to welcome him to tell us about his journey from founder to successful sale of the company in 2021.