Thames Gateway EdEquity
Thames Gateway EdEquity
Thames Gateway EdEquity CIC delivers targeted tutoring, mentoring, and school-partnership programmes for disadvantaged children aged 7-16 across the Thames Gateway.

We exist to reduce educational inequality by providing accessible, targeted learning and mentoring for disadvantaged children and young people, improving confidence, attainment, and long-term opportunities across the Thames Gateway.
Disadvantaged children and young people, including those eligible for Free School Meals, SEND, and under-represented families across the Thames Gateway.
Small-group tutoring, mentoring, exam preparation, and parental engagement programmes delivered in partnership with schools.
To reduce educational inequality, close the attainment gap, and improve long-term life chances for children and young people across the Thames Gateway.
We follow a structured referral-to-support pathway, working with schools and families to assess need, place learners into appropriate programmes, and track progress through clear monitoring and feedback processes.
From schools, parents, or professionals
Baseline assessment and needs identification
Appropriate pathway (KS2, KS3, GCSE, mentoring)
Structured monitoring and feedback to schools/families

Thames Gateway EdEquity CIC ensures public benefit, place-based educational support, and transparent governance for disadvantaged children.
Targeted tutoring, mentoring, and enrichment programmes supporting children aged 7-16 across the Thames Gateway.
Structured academic support preparing pupils for 11+ exams, building confidence and skill in key areas.
Catch-up sessions addressing learning gaps in literacy, numeracy, and reasoning for KS2 pupils.
Foundational KS3 programmes to strengthen academic skills and prepare learners for secondary education.
GCSE recovery support enabling learners to improve grades and achieve progression goals successfully.
Mentoring and study skills programmes to inspire aspiration, self-confidence, and independent learning.
Measurable educational impact, tracking attendance, engagement, progress, and overall learner development outcomes.
Monitoring attendance to ensure consistent participation and maximize learning outcomes for all children.
Focused academic support designed to improve pupils' grades across core subjects systematically.
Developing learner self-esteem and resilience through structured programmes and personalized support.
Documented case studies showing real-life learner progress and programme effectiveness.
Collaborating with schools, councils, and community groups to deliver safe, high-quality programmes.
Partnerships with local schools to provide low-burden, high-impact educational support for pupils.
Working closely with local authorities to align programmes with statutory and safeguarding requirements.
Supporting and accountable to funders through transparent reporting and community benefit demonstration.
Engaging community organizations to ensure inclusive, accessible opportunities for children and young people.
Robust governance structure ensuring strategic oversight, accountability, and compliance with CIC regulations.
Responsible directors provide operational, financial, and safeguarding oversight, ensuring organizational integrity.

We help children and young people aged 7-16 from low-income backgrounds unlock their potential through high-quality enrichment, mentoring, and progression support — working closely with schools, families, and communities.
Get Started →Confidential referral for pupils who would benefit from enrichment or mentoring
Contact Us
We work closely with schools, councils, and community organizations. You can start a pilot programme or explore collaboration by contacting us via the Partner With Us form. We guide you through every step and provide evidence-based support.
We support children and young people aged 7-16 from low-income backgrounds.
Yes, all our programmes are delivered by vetted professionals in safe, supervised environments.
Yes, we encourage parental engagement and provide resources to support learning at home.
Referrals can be made by schools, parents, or professionals via our confidential referral form.