Our Partners

The Comino Foundation believes in a society where people are equipped and motivated to live fulfilling and purposeful lives. They look for ways to help young people to develop their zest and appetite to learn, to create and to change things for the better, for themselves and others. They encourage and support innovative ventures designed to enable people to function effectively and to thrive. https://cominofoundation.org.uk/

The National Lottery Community Fund gives grants to organisations in the UK to help improve and support their communities. https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.uk/

The Potential Trust was set up to provide, promote, and encourage whatever makes education more interesting and exciting for children and young people (up to school leaving age) who have high learning potential (including those with dual or multiple exceptionality, DME/2e) – especially those with considerably more than the average share of curiosity, creativity, perception, and persistence. It enables them to have access to events and experiences that facilitate their personal and social development, and their creative, artistic, and practical skills as well as their intellectual abilities. https://www.thepotentialtrust.org.uk/

The Learning Partnership is a professional development provider. They consider that all schools should benefit from effective support to improve learning outcomes for pupils and continued professional development of teachers. They work with Potential Plus UK to offer learning modules on high learning potential and dual or multiple exceptionality. https://learningpartnership.uk/

British Mensa is part of the worldwide Mensa family – a high IQ society where like-minded members can socialise, stretch themselves intellectually and engage in interesting activities. They work with Potential Plus UK to represent the interests of children with high learning potential and to advocate for them on a wider stage. Parents and carers of Mensa members aged 18 and under are eligible for free associate membership of Potential Plus UK. https://mensa.org.uk/

Nace  – the National Association for Able Children in Education – is an independent charity that works with schools, education leaders and practitioners to improve provision for more able learners. Nace believes that through a focus on meeting the needs of more able learners, and embedding an ethos and culture of high expectations for all, schools can ensure all young people have opportunities to flourish. https://www.nace.co.uk/

nasen – National Association for Special Educational Needs is a charitable membership organisation that exists to support and champion those working with, and for, children and young people with SEND and learning differences. They work with Potential Plus UK in providing support for children with dual or multiple exceptionality. https://www.nasen.org.uk/about-nasen

Wolsey Hall Oxford is a registered online Cambridge International School and experienced home study and homeschooling online provider.  wolseyhalloxford.org.uk

Core Telecom are an independent telecommunications network operator. They Support over 400 charitable organisations within the UK with their 03 number donations including Potential Plus UK’s Advice Line. coretelecom.co.uk