At Equal Education, we are committed to driving lasting change by creating meaningful opportunities that work to close the education gap for under-resourced young people. We collaborate across regions, cultures, and systems to ensure every learner, no matter their background or location, has access to the support they need to thrive.

To put that commitment into action, we’ve partnered with the LOOKOUT team in Australia to pilot an innovative project through our Tuition Individualised Learning Programme (TILP).

We are incredibly honoured to have been named Tuition Business of the Year at the 2025 National Tutoring Awards, hosted by The Tutors’ Association.

To be recognised alongside so many organisations driving transformative change in education is a powerful reminder of what is possible when equity and learner-centred values lead the wheels of change.

Our CEO and Founder, Paul Singh, shares what this honour means, not just for our organisation, but for the work we do to support the young people we serve.

The Government has announced that all children in households receiving Universal Credit will be eligible for Free School Meals (FSM) starting September 2026.

At Equal Education we welcome and support this important step that aligns with our mission to remove barriers to learning and ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive.

We know that hunger remains one of the most persistent and preventable barriers to learning that continues to quietly hold back thousands of children from fully engaging in their education. Without meaningful intervention, under-resourced children will continue to go undernourished, distracted, and often disconnected from their learning.