EOCF Unified Sports 2026

Different strengths.One field.

Students with and without disabilities come together for a day of friendly competition, shared achievement and belonging.

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Every athlete and teammate is recognized.

Students with and without disabilities sharing a relay baton during an inclusive school sports day

Nov032026

Third annual eventIgbobi College Sports FacilityYaba, Lagos

Side by side

Every child belongs on the team.

Unified Sports brings young people with and without disabilities into the same day of sport, play and celebration—making inclusion something students experience together.

2025 participation

schools

from across Lagos State joined the second edition.

160

students

were brought together through inclusive competition.

2+2

team model

two students with disabilities and two without, per school.

Participation figures reflect the publicly announced 2025 edition.

The programme

Eight events. One team spirit.

Competition gives every participant a chance to contribute, encourage and celebrate.

Running & walking

Races for pace, confidence and shared encouragement.

Football

Team play built around communication and cooperation.

Basketball

Passing, shooting and celebrating every contribution.

Hoops game

A playful accuracy challenge for athletes and teammates.

Egg race

Balance, focus and plenty of good-natured fun.

Fill the bucket

A relay-style challenge powered by teamwork.

Tug of war

One rhythm, shared effort and team spirit.

Dancing competition

Parents, teachers and students move together.

Students with and without disabilities playing basketball together on an outdoor court

Play together

Beyond the finish line

More than a day of competition.

The event turns the idea of inclusion into a shared experience—one pass, one race and one cheer at a time.

Friendship & empathy grow through real teamwork.

Confidence & recognition meet every participant.

Inclusive school culture travels beyond the field.

“Inclusion is not an act of charity but a collective value.”— Segun Caulcrick

Why EOCF leads

A legacy moving forward.

Ellen Olusola Caulcrick dedicated her life to special education and advocacy. EOCF Unified Sports carries that work onto the field—using shared play to challenge stigma and help young people see ability first.

The programme advances the foundation’s mission to enrich quality of life and promote independence through education, training and advocacy.

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