Access to Conductive Education (ACE) is a two year pilot project funded from the following voluntary sources by The Foundation for Conductive Education:

An anonymous donor
The St James’s Place Foundation
The Equitable Charitable Trust
H S A Charitable Trust
Help a Local Child (BRMB)
The Norton Foundation
The Douglas Turner Trust
The John Avins Trust
The Mackintosh Foundation
The Ratcliff Foundation
Edward & Dorothy Cadbury Trust
The Harry Payne Trust
Henry James Sayer Charity

The project started in February 2006, and Istvan Szucs is the highly experienced conductor-in-charge overseeing its work at Great Barr Primary School (www.grtbarr.bham.sch.uk) enabling children to develop in all areas of their learning and personality.

Families of the 16 children taking part in the project and school staff have said that changes have been profound for many of the children.

They have seen improvements in:

Confidence
Self Esteem
Motivation
Stamina and Endurance
Movement Coordination
Concentration
Ability to participate more fully in National Curriculum activities including handwriting and ICT
Social interaction
Independence in Self-care activities

LEADING ASPECT AWARD

“We are delighted to announce that The Foundation for Conductive Education’s ACE project at Great Barr Primary School has been awarded a Leading Aspect Award for:

Maximising Children’s Independence and Building Self Esteem through Conductive Education in a Mainstream School.

What is the Leading Aspect Award?

“My son walks a lot stronger and doesn’t fall much”

“He can concentrate much better”

He has become more confident in doing things”

“Lot of improvement in his standing, sitting, writing. He sits on the chair with more confidence. Uses his left hand more”

For further details please contact the Administrator for Children's Services or email:schooladministrator@conductive-education.org.uk

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