The Paralympic Games aim to promote competition, raise awareness, and provide opportunities for athletes with disabilities to excel in sports.

Equality is not a core value of the Paralympic Movement. The core values are Courage, Determination, Inspiration, and Equality.

Inclusive education is crucial for athletes with disabilities as it provides equal access to education, promotes understanding and respect, and allows them to develop their abilities.

Swimming is a Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in various swimming events.

The Functional Classification System is used in Paralympic sports to classify athletes based on their functional abilities, ensuring fair competition.

Wheelchair basketball is a Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in a team sport using wheelchairs.

Paralympic athletics is the Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in various track and field events.

Wheelchair tennis is a Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in a seated position using a racquet.

Goalball is a Paralympic sport where athletes with visual impairments compete in a team sport using a ball and a goal.

Wheelchair curling is a Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in a seated position using a cue stick.

Sitting volleyball is a Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in a team sport using a ball and a net.

Handcycling is a Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in a seated position using a bicycle.

Wheelchair tennis is a Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in a team sport using a ball and a racket.

Archery is a Paralympic sport where athletes with physical disabilities compete in a seated position using a bow and arrow.

Goalball is a Paralympic sport where athletes with visual impairments compete in a team sport using a ball and a goal.