A day at the bowling alley became an opportunity for connection, encouragement and teamwork as Heartwood School students participated in Special Olympics bowling at Royal Scot.
Students from Wilson Talent Center's Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation program joined the fun, offering hands-on assistance and cheering on participants throughout the event.
From helping students prepare for their turns to celebrating their efforts, Wilson Talent Center students had an opportunity to put their skills into practice while building meaningful connections with their peers.
The experience brought students from both schools together, demonstrating how learning, inclusion and community can go hand in hand.
And while knocking down pins was part of the fun, the biggest wins happened between turns.
Because sometimes, the best part of the game is who shows up beside you.
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