On 23 May – teams from the University of Sheffield, the Mercure St Paul’s Gym and Taylor and Emmet are going head to head in an all out marathon to cover as many miles as possible!

Teams will start at 9am and finish at 5pm & will slog it out for 9 hours straight.

WHY? To fundraise as much as we possibly can for Paces Sheffield to help take Paces one step closer to their £million target needed for a new, purpose built school.

Who will win this challenge? Can we keep it up for 8 hours? Will it rain?! Can the mighty Gym team be beaten?!

We will be based outside all day at the Mercure St Paul’s Gym in Sheffield City Centre, with information about Paces, the work they do and why a new school is so desperately needed.

Please do come down and chat, find out more about how you can help with Paces fundraising efforts and get involved!

Any donations, however small, will be very gratefully received.

The sky really is the limit!

Paces is a leading specialist centre for children with Cerebral Palsy and other motor disorders, with an ever growing reputation for excellence in Conductive Education.

In September 2019, we will be climbing Mount Kilimajaro in Tanzania with Paces Chief Executive Spencer Pitfield to raise money for A New Home For Paces campaign - an ambitious project for a new, purpose built centre.

Our aim is to raise as much as we possibly can to help support this vitally important project.

Paces School has been rated as ‘Outstanding in every category’ by Ofsted.

Conductive Education as a holistic approach is unique and is highly effective in meeting the learning needs of our children and young people.

Paces was established in the 1990s by a small group of parents who recognised the benefits of Conductive Education for their children with cerebral palsy.

This is a vitally important project for Paces - please help us raise as much as we can to help make this project a reality!