BBC Northern Ireland are currently running a fascinating and inspirational story about a young local skater.
As a preview, here are the first 4 paragraphs (the same as is displayed on the BBC's teletext service):
Full Story:
It's so good to see somebody putting Our Wee Country on the map in another branch of figure skating.
All the best for the future Teddy!
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As a preview, here are the first 4 paragraphs (the same as is displayed on the BBC's teletext service):
An 11-year-old girl, who is autistic and has ADHD, has said she struggled to express herself until she discovered ice skating.
Teddy Weston is a British and World champion in inclusive ice skating and is one of the first to represent NI.
Inclusive ice skating provides a safe space for people with additional needs and their families to enjoy the sport.
Teddy's mum, Claire, is hoping more children, like her daughter, can get involved in ice skating.
Teddy Weston is a British and World champion in inclusive ice skating and is one of the first to represent NI.
Inclusive ice skating provides a safe space for people with additional needs and their families to enjoy the sport.
Teddy's mum, Claire, is hoping more children, like her daughter, can get involved in ice skating.
Full Story:
Autism: Inclusive ice skating helping 11-year-old express herself
Teddy Weston, who is autistic and has ADHD, says inclusive ice skating helps 'her brain quiet down'.
www.bbc.co.uk
It's so good to see somebody putting Our Wee Country on the map in another branch of figure skating.
All the best for the future Teddy!
CaroLiza_fan