The visit was organised so that the players could see projects which have been generously funded by the international rugby charity, Wooden Spoon. In previous years, Wooden Spoon have contributed large amounts of funding to help Disability Challengers to reach even more disabled children and their families - most recently, funding a large proportion of their new centre in Farnham.

Disability Challengers provide essential play and leisure opportunities for disabled children and young people and is passionate about delivering fun and challenging activities. Jessica Klepacz, from Disability Challengers, said: "We are delighted that the players choose to visit us as the children had a great time rugby tackling them on the soft play! The support we receive from the sport of Rugby and Wooden Spoon has made a significant difference to the lives of local disabled children and their families and helped to reduce the social disadvantage they experience every day.'

Wooden Spoon are hoping to get even more of the local community involved in sport this autumn with their Kelly's Miles for Smiles 5k or 10k run or 5k walk in Guildford. For more information and to register please visit www.kellys-miles-for-smiles.co.uk.