We're delighted to share that our Assistant Head Teacher, Paula Marten, recently appeared on BBC Sussex Radio to shine a light on the work we do to support children and young people with complex disabilities.Speaking with presenter Sarah Gorrell, Paula discussed the impact of Chailey Heritage Foundation and the opportunities made possible through the support of our community.The interview also gave Paula the chance to talk about her exciting fundraising challenge. In 2027, she will take on her first-ever London Marathon, raising funds for Chailey Heritage Foundation.Paula said: "I was thrilled to be invited to an interview with BBC Sussex Radio earlier this week, to talk to Sarah Gorrell about the amazing work done at Chailey Heritage Foundation. It was also a chance to share my fundraising campaign for the London Marathon 2027. I am running my first ever marathon to raise funds for this incredible charity, where I am also lucky enough to work!" Take a listen to Paula's BBC Sussex Radio interview to hear how she's raising awareness and funds ahead of her first London Marathon. Listen here (2:16). "If you'd like to donate, I would be very grateful – and you will be making a difference to the lives of children and young people who have complex disabilities." If you'd like to support Paula's fundraising, you can donate here Thank you to everyone who supports our work and helps make a difference to the children, young people and families we work alongside 💜