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This short film was created by Electra, whilst on work placement with the NPHT, through our partnership with MacIntyre. This work is supported by the Rothschild Foundation and Art Fund. The National Paralympic Heritage Trust was established on 11th November 2015 to protect and share British Paralympic Heritage.

On 14 August 2024, the collections catalogue was launched, in partnership with Buckinghamshire Archives, allowing access to a wealth of Disability Sports and Paralympic archive, for the first time. You can access the catalogue here: archives.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/disabilitysport/ You can also download the Paralympic Heritage Trail app from the App Store and Play Store - a great example of how ...

The National Paralympic Heritage Trust has launched a Summer exhibition, 'The Story of the Games' running from 17 July to 13 September, at St James's Market in central London. The exhibition tells of some of the most significant moments in the history of the Paralympic Movement, from its beginnings in the 1940s, to the present day. The display has been made possible as part of St James's London...

The National Paralympic Heritage Trust's Global Virtual Museum was declared open by Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson on 3rd July 2024. This is the recording of the online launch event, held on the 125th birthday of the father of the Paralympic movement, Professor Sir Ludwig Guttmann. The Global Virtual Museum is a place where you can explore the history of the Paralympic Games from its birthplace i...

As part of the Paralympic athlete interview series, sports journalist George Glinski talks nine-time Paralympic swimmer Robin Surgeoner about the evolution of para sport, Channel 4’s controversial ‘Superhumans’ campaign and music amongst other topics.

Artist, Jordan Baseman took inspiration from the National Paralympic Heritage Trust's oral history archive for his film 'Do Faster Win More', that aims to convey a sense of the commitment and time that Paralympic athletes put into their sports. Commissioned as part of the national Meeting Point programme in 2022, managed by contemporary arts agency Arts&Heritage.

At the 2023 Buckinghamshire Business First Awards, we were winners of the ‘Digital Innovation’ category. Our winning entry centred around our Digital Explorations project, generously funded by the Rothschild Foundation. This initiative empowered us to build a cutting-edge virtual museum, using advanced 3D scanning techniques carried out by our team of talented young disabled individuals from Bu...

The National Paralympic Heritage Trust have developed a corporate day out with a difference. We cover the usual team building element, but we combine it with the opportunity to actively help our Charity with its ongoing collections work, and the chance to learn more about disability and the Paralympics. So that’s Education, Employee Engagement and Exercise, all in one day.

Film clip about the audio book, 'Spirit to Stoke Mandeville' the biography of Professor Sir Ludwig Guttmann. In partnership with Calibre Audio this is now available in audio for those with a print disability.

Video walkthrough of the Digital Explorations Museum celebrating the Paralympics in 3D objects. The Digital Explorations Project ran between 2019-2023, it enabled us to work with 25 disabled people across Buckinghamshire who received professional, in-depth training in the innovative techniques of 3D digital capture: both 3D scanning and photogrammetry, as well as a range of other heritage skill...

Samantha Kinghorn MBE, Paralympic wheelchair racer, chooses her favourite object at the National Paralympic Heritage Centre, Stoke Mandeville Stadium, Buckinghamshire.

Helene Raynsford, Paralympic rower, chooses her favourite object at the National Paralympic Heritage Centre, Stoke Mandeville Stadium, Buckinghamshire.

A 15 minute film by Paulina Porwollik with relaxing exercises to settle your mind. These exercises can be done standing, sitting or lying down and you can tailor them to your own mobility.

Breathing exercises for a calm day ahead

National Paralympic Heritage Centre pre-visit presentation

Paralympian Darren Harris chooses his favourite object at the National Paralympic Heritage Centre

Paralympic athlete interview with David Smith OBE

Paralympic athlete interview with Helene Raynsford

The 'Sing a Song for the Queen' project celebrating the Queen's Platinum Jubilee

I Have A Voice Too performance for Bucks Open Weekend 2022

David Smith OBE demonstrates the precision needed to play boccia

Wendover Art Club workshop with artist Jessica Hamp

Sing-a-Song for the Queen's Jubilee

Learning to sign 'athletics' with Marie

Paralympians Ron Foster and Paddy Moran

Paralympic Heritage: Stories from Buckinghamshire

A Q&A with Mike Brace CBE, Winter Paralympian

Learn how to sign 'ice hockey' using British Sign Language

Meet the Paralympian Q&A evening event with Mike Brace CBE