The Access Project works with high-potential students from disadvantaged backgrounds, providing tutoring and intensive support including mentoring, practice interviews and networking, to help them get into top universities.
Read MoreAction Tutoring works in seven cities providing trained volunteer tutors to support pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds to pass their GCSEs.
Read MoreDixons runs eight schools in Bradford and a ninth in Leeds. They open new schools and take on and improve existing schools, to give children a better education and the qualifications they need. In 2017, 72 per cent of pupils in Dixons schools passed English and maths GCSEs.
Read MoreIntoUniversity runs centres where disadvantaged young people receive support to raise their attainment and aspiration, and get the necessary information, advice and guidance to get in to university.
Read MoreMagic Breakfast supports 485 primary schools across the UK to run breakfast clubs that provide healthy food to children who come to school hungry. A recent Education Endowment Foundation evaluation showed that, in schools supported by Magic Breakfast, pupils made the equivalent of two months of extra progress in a year.
Read MorePlace2Be is the leading provider of mental health support in schools. They help to build resilience in children through a combination of talking, creative work and play.
Read MorePower2 runs a programme called Teens and Toddlers for disengaged pupils at risk of dropping out of school. They provide them with work experience in a local nursery mentoring a toddler, while also building the life skills they need to succeed at school and in work.
Read MoreWest London Zone works with children in a deprived part of west London, providing them with a coach to help them access the support they need to succeed.
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