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
Dear Parents, colleagues and friends, We are devastated to have to share with you the sad news that Kati Sasvari, Senior Conductor at PACE, and our dear colleague and friend, passed away over the weekend. As many of you will know, Kati had been unwell for some
Pace has been campaigning hard as a leading voice in the national Action Cerebral Palsy campaign, calling for a better deal for children with cerebral palsy and their families. This campaign has been supported throughout by Rt Hon Paul Maynard MP and by Whitehouse Consulting. This
The final meeting of the EU funded Comenius AAC project was held 6-8th May at Percy Hedley School in Newcastle, and at Newcastle University. The meeting was opened by Associate Director Sue Fisher with a galvanising presentation on Mindset. The team then worked hard to complete and agree
PACE is asking parents of children with CP who have undergone orthopaedic surgery to participate in this short survey as part of ongoing research into the effectiveness of orthopaedic surgery being led by Tim Theologis and his colleagues at the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre in Oxford. Please
It is now one year since the Weston Centre, Phase 1 of our Early Years & Independence Centre, first began operation on our new Bradbury Campus and the Centre has truly begun to live up to its enormous potential. We are now receiving no less than one new child
Following on from our participation in the Munich meeting last May, PACE sent a further delegation of seven people to the Comenius meeting at LaFamille in Brussels (11-13 March 2015). Although many of us were new to the AAC project (augmentative and alternative communication), we
On Saturday 14th February, our Head of Fundraising Mark Clay and running friend Luke Martino took on a huge personal challenge to raise funds to support PACE's work transforming the lives of children with cerebral palsy and related motor disorders. They set themselves the challenge of