Chris Sturm - Autism Practitioner at Prior's Court

Chris Sturm is one of our incredible team of Autism Practitioners at Prior's Court.

This is Chris's fundraising story:

"I've worked at Prior's Court for over 14 years, with children and young adults with complex autism.

"I've seen first hand the difference that it makes to their lives from when they were young and first joined until they are young adults.

"I chose this event as I started running in lockdown at the age of 45 and it's been a real journey for me. I'm hoping to record a PB for this event of faster than 1hr45min."

Chris has also supported one of our young adults to regularly access Newbury Parkrun.

Check out his JustGiving page

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Jamie rehearses 'We wish you a Merry Christmas'

Prior's Court young person Jamie, who has complex autism, delivered a fantastic performance of 'We wish you a Merry Christmas' complete with signs during his music lesson.
Panto visit answers the burning question, 'Can Bears ski?'

Our Lower School strapped on their metaphorical ski boots for a trip to Arlington Arts Centre for a fantastic rendition of the panto, 'Can Bears Ski?'
Lighting up an evening with a trip to Windsor Great Park Illuminated

A group of Prior's Court's young adults ramped up the Christmas spirit with a trip to the amazing Windsor Great Park Illuminated.
First mince pies of the season baked in our bakery

It is beginning to smell a lot like Christmas at Prior's Court with the first mince pies of the season being made in the Prior's Court bakery.

Panto visit answers the burning question, 'Can Bears ski?'

Our Lower School strapped on their metaphorical ski boots for a trip to Arlington Arts Centre for a fantastic rendition of the panto, 'Can Bears Ski?'
Lighting up an evening with a trip to Windsor Great Park Illuminated

A group of Prior's Court's young adults ramped up the Christmas spirit with a trip to the amazing Windsor Great Park Illuminated.
First mince pies of the season baked in our bakery

It is beginning to smell a lot like Christmas at Prior's Court with the first mince pies of the season being made in the Prior's Court bakery.
The lead up to Christmas at Prior's Court

Christmas is a magical time, but some of our young people simply can't go home to see their families. That's why we make it our mission every year to make their holidays as special as we can.
Jo Lovelock - Learning and Wellbeing Manager at Prior's Court
Jack Clark - Brother of a young person who lives at Prior's Court
Jenny Peacock - Learning & Development Manager at Prior's Court
Kaitlin Lawrence - Sister of a young adult who lives at Prior's Court
Tomson Chauke - Autism Practitioner at Prior's Court
Claudine Osso - Learning Facilitator at Prior's Court

Why we exist

The young people at Prior’s Court are all affected by their autism to a complex degree. We strive to help them to be healthy, happy, more independent and have the opportunity to work. We aspire to transform the lives of even more young people with complex autism and continually push forward with improvements and innovations to provide the best possible care. This is why we exist. Read more

General donations

Every donation to Prior's Court, no matter how big or small, will help build a brighter future for children and young people with complex autism. We are incredibly grateful for your support, thank you. For major gifts, please contact us directly. Read more

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