Our supporters

Dangoor Education has backed learning from schools through universities, including STEM scholarships and Open University courses. Its support for the UK Space Design Competition continued Sir Naim Dangoor’s commitment to education.

Didymus is a grant-making charity. Its earlier work supported education, inclusion and the arts across several regions. Today it focuses on widening participation in creative projects delivered by UK charities.

The society brings together people exploring life and its cosmic environment. It supports the field through a newsletter, workshops and conferences, creating a UK forum for researchers, students and others interested in astrobiology.

YES helps students learn through experience, using team simulations and ambitious design briefs. Its challenges span science, the environment, technology and engineering, and its in-person and online activities aim to widen access to STEMM learning.

Pro Ed et al. gives students a closer look at careers through simulations, projects, site visits and guidance from academics and industry professionals. Its programmes cover fields including medicine, engineering, computer science and business, with online options for students further afield.

TuLIP advances public education in artificial intelligence, covering its practical uses and ethics. Its programmes, workshops and assessments create pathways for students, professionals and organisations to build and demonstrate AI proficiency.

LATIS works on attainable and transitional housing at scale. Its approach brings together sustainable technologies, energy and community design to create quality homes and places where people can flourish.

KEATH.ai develops assessment tools that work alongside educators. Its platform can mark against rubrics, help generate feedback and tailor AI models to an institution’s marking approach, supporting schools and universities in their assessment workflows.