The PACE Centre
 The PACE Centre is a charity founded in Buckinghamshire, UK in 1990 as a partnership between parents and professionals. It provides intensive learning programmes, tailored to the individual needs of children, aged 6 months to 12 years, with motor impairments such as cerebral palsy.

The work of the centre is inspired by the principles of Conductive Education devised in Hungary by the late Dr. Andras Peto. In keeping with the philosophy of Dr. Peto, programmes are designed to encourage children to be actively involved in their own learning. These programmes focus on the integrated development of each child's social, emotional, communication, academic and motor skills.

To find out more about this charity, the amazing team who work there, and the children they help, encourage and support, or how you can help visit click here.

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A word from Rippers
I didn’t know I’d like cycling as much as I do after a chance conversation with Dek about having a go. I didn’t know quite how much we would achieve when we created Ripcor. I didn’t realise raising money for a worthy cause was going to be as enjoyable and worthwhile as it is. I didn’t appreciate quite how many colleagues and friends would support our efforts. Four years and £25k raised in sponsorship later, and I’m beginning to understand… It’s all good.

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