Our commitment to sustainability

We help pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds get better grades through high-quality, small-group tutoring. We’re constantly evaluating our impact to make sure every pupil builds the knowledge and confidence they need to succeed. To keep standards high, we use lesson resources that match the national curriculum, provide top-tier training for our volunteers, and use a regular “check-in” system to ensure every session is the best it can be.

We’re on a mission to break the cycle of poverty by helping pupils get the grades and skills they need for a stable future. By focusing on GCSE maths and English—the “must-have” qualifications for further education, employment and training—we stop young people from falling out of the system and becoming classified as NEET. It’s also a smart investment for the country, with findings from Public First estimating that for every £1 spent on tutoring  there’s a benefit to the economy of £6.58.

We’re tackling the attainment gap head-on by helping the children and young people who need it most. By supporting pupils who are eligible for free school meals or the pupil premium (funding given to state schools in England for pupils facing socio-economic disadvantage), we ensure our support reaches pupils who are often overlooked by the system. 

Internally, we’re just as focused on being a fair and inclusive place to work. We have a dedicated team leading the charge on initiatives such as becoming a Disability Confident employer. We also regularly refresh our lessons to ensure they’re truly diverse and represent the real world, from the authors we pick to the stories we tell.

We build stronger, more connected communities by bringing people together through volunteering. Our volunteers come from all walks of life—different ages, jobs, and backgrounds—which makes our tutoring sessions richer and helps break down social barriers. We make sure our team understands the value of diversity, and we create plenty of chances for them to bond, whether that’s through socials with other volunteers or meaningful time spent with their pupils. For us, volunteering isn’t just about helping; it’s about making our neighbourhoods feel more united and supportive.

We’re committed to going green by tracking and cutting our carbon footprint wherever we can. This means partnering with eco-friendly suppliers and making sure our own team stays “climate-smart” and ready to champion sustainability. We undertook a baseline of our carbon footprint in 2025, and we will continue to improve our measurement and reporting against it.