The little-known sport unlocking Florence's competitive edge
Ten-year-old Florence Nickel has embraced boccia at her Gold Coast primary school, dreaming of competing in the Paralympics. Her inclusion teacher, Maika Bailey, noted significant improvements in students with disabilities, highlighting the transformative power of the sport. Boccia aims to promote inclusivity and develop future Paralympic champions from grassroots levels.
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