SEN Roller-Skating Charity Competition and Carnival

Through the “SEN Roller-Skating Charity Competition” we aim to help the public better understand and accept children with autism. This event provides autistic children with opportunities to participate in various sports training, helping them set goals and experience the sense of achievement that comes from hard work and perseverance. Additionally, it broadens their horizons and opportunities, enhancing their social skills.

Age Groups for Competition:
5-18 years old

Type of Competition:
A) Speed Stake Race – Mixed Gender
B) S-Shaped Speed Race – Mixed Gender

Participants must complete the online registration by October 10, 2025. If the number of entries exceeds the limit, participants will be selected by lottery. Selected participants will be notified via WhatsApp message regarding arrangements by October 20.

Check-in time: Will be notified via WhatsApp message before October 30, 2025.

For more details, please refer to the rules and participant guidelines.

Date

1 November, 2025
10am-5pm

Location

Southorn Stadium

FRI

Roller-Skating Competition

Through competitions, SEN children are able to enjoy the process , showcase their strengths and learning outcomes.

A) Speed Skate Race Demonstration:
https://youtu.be/KlDJ99f6XVQ

B) S-Shaped Speed Race Demonstration: 
https://youtu.be/k11kJ0EC-3I

Carnival

The carnival will immerse participants in a joyful atmosphere through a series of fun games and interactive workshops, while also raising awareness and support for the autism community.

Interactive Games

Wellness Booths

Creative Workshops

Performances

Collect Stamps

The roller-skating competition is a key event under the SEN sports program. We understand that organizing interest classes for children with special educational needs from low-income families can be very challenging due to limited options and high costs. Therefore, LoveXpress hopes to collaborate with various charitable organizations to offer different types of “SEN sports training classes,” ensuring they have equal opportunities to engage in various sports. Through sports training, supported by special education therapists, we aim to enhance their interest in participation and encourage instructors to create more classes for children with special needs, helping them discover their potential.

In addition to providing training, we also plan to hold various public competitions in the future to help special education children set goals and experience the sense of achievement that comes from hard work and perseverance. This initiative encourages parents and children to work together, fostering a healthy and positive environment.

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