Dance club wins Skip Of Gold

Unity Allstars Gold, a cheerleaders’ group for youngsters with special needs, has won £1,000 in the community competition run by Mick George Ltd.

There were a thousand reasons to cheer for a special needs team as they were given a cheque from Mick George after winning the Skip of Gold. For the past three months, Mick George has been running its ‘Skip of Gold’ competition in partnership with the Peterborough Telegraph, providing sports clubs and community groups with the chanceto win £1,000. The winner came from the sports category, in the form of Unity Allstars Gold who were a clear cut winner.

Unity Allstars Gold is England’s first ever competitive Special Needs Cheerleading Squad for young people with a range of learning or physical disabilities in Peterborough.

Amee Quy, assistant director at the club said: ‘’To see the faces of these young people achieve and build their selfconfidence is just incredible. Supporting these athletes comes at a cost in terms of hall hire, equipment, and transport to the competitions amongst other things.

“By winning the ‘Skip of Gold ’competition, meansthat everyone that has voted have supported our club in the aim to raise funds to attend a national competition next year in London.

“We are truly grateful and on behalf of the coaching staff, parents and most importantly the young talented athletes in the squad …a big BIG Thank You to Mick George Ltd!’’

Jon Stump, Finance Director at Mick George said the response to the competition had been ‘fantastic.’

Unity All Stars Gold cheerleaders group receive £1,000 cheque from Mick George key account manager Andrew Goode from the Skip of Gold award