We're pleased to let you know that Pace has been chosen for this round of the Co-op Local Community Fund. Donations will come from Co-op members. In all participating Co-op Food stores and funeral homes, 1% of everything you spend on Co-op branded products and
We are proud to share the news that Pace won a “Highly Commended” award for our work in Alternative and Augmentative Communication recently at the Shine a Light awards in London. Pace employees Laurel and Ali attended the ceremony and were delighted to bring back
On the 16th December 2016, Chris Hall, Ripcor member and cycling fanatic, began a challenge to cycle 107km a day for 107 days, to raise money for the 107 children, with motor disorders such as cerebral palsy, who benefit from our onsite educational therapeutic services.
Ofsted has rated Pace Outstanding for the fifth consecutive time! The visit that took place between 29th November and 1st December 2016 enabled Pace staff to showcase how our integrated curriculum, expertise and belief in every child's ability to achieve, positively impacts on the progression
Pace children from Willow and Cherry groups enjoyed a fabulous theatrical treat this week thanks to the generosity of our good friends at High Wycombe-based fire protection company Ultra SureFire. Their kind support enabled the children to travel to see performances given by Oily Cart, a
Kirsty has lived in Buckinghamshire for 26 years. In addition to raising a family and undertaking the major restoration of their historic house, she and her husband George have been involved in – and supported – a number of local charities and organisations, including Pace.
On Tuesday 17th November, PACE celebrates the opening of the latest stage of its Early Years Centre, on the new Bradbury Campus, Stoke Mandeville, near Aylesbury. The £1.2 million building has been completed as the latest stage in PACE’s ongoing £4.5million “First Steps Appeal”, and joins the
The Rotary Movement is renowned across the UK and the world for its support for good causes and, that is just as true here in Buckinghamshire. Winslow Rotary Club members David Sibthorp (President) and Nigel Turnbull visited the PACE primary school on Coventon Road, Aylesbury,
We are delighted to announce that Pace is one of three charities partnering with Wormsley Cricket to mount an attempt to break the world record for the longest ever cricket match and raise funds to transform lives. Two teams will attempt to play for 156 hours (six
Last night, I attended the Buckinghamshire Business Awards in Aylesbury, where PACE was a nominated finalist in two categories. I am thrilled to let you know that we were winners of the Enterprising Charity of the Year Award for 2015. (We were also finalists in the Best in