In 1997, Sheffield City Council took a bold and imaginative decision. They made available a valuable former comprehensive school building in 4 acres of grounds to a local charity of parents of children with cerebral palsy.

The charity’s aim was to develop a new model of inclusion - a resource for disabled


  children, their families, carers and those professionals who work with them at the heart of an inclusive community centre.

In 2002, Paces handed over to a newly-formed Development Trust comprising all Campus-resident groups, management of the Campus and the development of the Achievement Centre model.
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