Age
Age
A reference to a person who has a particular protected characteristic is a reference to a person of a particular age group; a reference to persons who share a protected characteristic is a reference to persons of the same age group; a reference to an age group is a reference to a group of persons defined by reference to age, whether by reference to a particular age or to a range of ages.
How can we ensure that people of all ages are treated fairly and feel like they belong in our schools?
Anti-Bullying Alliance
The Anti-Bullying Alliance is a unique coalition of organisations and individuals who come together to unite against bullying.
BelEve
BelEve is a girl-focused organisation working with girls between the ages of 8-18 from disadvantaged backgrounds in London.
The Big Think
The Big Think is a learning programme that empowers children to create meaningful relationships with themselves, others and the world around them.
Dove Self-Esteem Project
We believe every young person should grow up feeling confident about their looks. That’s why we’ve developed Confident Me, a set of evidence-based resources.
EdConnect
EdConnect is a grassroots network for Early Career Teachers. We are born out of a series of chat groups on Instagram for primary trainee and newly qualified teachers.
EmpathyLab
EmpathyLab’s vision is to inspire young people to drive an empathy revolution, building a kinder world. We are the first organisation to build children’s empathy, literacy and social activism through a systematic use of high-quality literature.
Flexible Teacher Talent
Flexible Teacher Talent was set up in 2016 by Lucy Rose and Lindsay Patience initially to stem the flow of women aged 30-39 leaving the education profession or stepping down from leadership roles.
HeadsUp
For Headteachers – Aspiring, current and former. These are complex and challenging times for Leaders in education. Increasingly Headteachers are feeling, and are made to feel, vulnerable due to short-termism, high stakes accountability and unethical employer behaviours.
IKWRO
IKWRO is a registered charity, set up to help women and girls from the UK’s Middle Eastern communities (Iranian,
Kurdish, Arab, Afghan and Turkish).
Inclusive Solutions
‘Inclusive Solutions’ are a team of psychologists and associates who specialise in mainstream inclusion for disabled and challenging children and adults. We make available cutting edge practical strategies and ideas for developing effective inclusion in local mainstream schools and communities.
Mermaids
Mermaids supports trans and gender questioning kids and young people up until their 20th birthday. They also offer support to their parents and professionals involved in young peoples’ care.
Miss Menopause
Miss Menopause has been created to fill the void of educational services needed by working women as they reach the menopause.
Mosaic Youth
Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons Trust supports, educates and inspires young LGBT+ persons age 13 -19 as well as those around them through innovative co-designed services and training.
No Outsiders
No Outsiders enables children to recognise and embrace the diversity around them in preparation for global citizenship.
Now Teach
Now Teach recruits experienced professionals into teaching. We connect career changers and returners to work with teacher training providers. Collaboration with both throughout training ensures Now Teachers remain in the profession long term.
Phoenix Education
Phoenix Education is a charity, with an overarching aim to work towards creating an education system that has a collaborative and consensual rather than authoritarian culture.
Progressive Education
Founded in 2019, Progressive Education works to create a world where education has the best interests of the child at heart.
Social Change Academy
Social Change Academy is a social enterprise founded in 2020 and exists to provide accessible, inclusive education to changemakers passionate about making a positive difference in the world.
UK Youth
UK Youth is a leading national charity that exists to ensure all young people are equipped to thrive and empowered to contribute at every stage of their lives.
VbE International
Values-based Education (VbE) is an approach to education for schools and other settings. At its heart, its principles are simple. Yet it has a profound impact on learners, schools and on the wider community.
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