Our Partners

Teach First
PEAS has developed a ground-breaking partnership with London's Teach First programme. Teach First selects outstanding graduates from some of Britain's top universities and places them as teachers in 'challenging London schools' for a period of at least two years. Participants of Teach First also benefit from leadership training at Tanaka Business School, Imperial College, London. PEAS and Teach First send alumni of the programme to Uganda. These volunteers will have two main roles; founding new PEAS schools and helping to develop teaching and learning by transferring the skills and knowledge they have learnt during their time in London schools.	'Teach First is pleased to be working in close partnership with PEAS. The charity and its projects look set to make a huge impact on educational disadvantage in Uganda. By sharing the expertise and resources they have developed in London schools, this is a great opportunity for Teach First ambassadors to extend the impact of our programme into another area of the world.' Brett Wigdortz - CEO, Teach First
The New Forests Company
The New Forests Company is a sustainable-forestry business driven by commercial timber economics whose business mixes commercial plantation forestry with the protection and regeneration of indigenous tree species and the promotion of bio-diversity and environmentally sustainable land use management. The company has already established itself as the biggest tree planter and dominant player in Uganda. The New Forests Company is committed to contributing to the local communities where it runs projects and has joined with PEAS to support the development of a rural secondary school in Kikandwa, Mubende District. You can find out more about the new school project here.	Another NFC community project delivers clean water to a rural community.
The COINS Foundation
COINS is a company that works in the construction industry, supplying construction and house-building software. Their newly established COINS Foundation aims to fund projects that offer relief to vulnerable and disadvantaged people and communities both in the UK and internationally. The COINS Foundation is a grant making body whose administrative costs are fully met by COINS. We are hugely grateful to the COINS foundation for their support in expanding our school building programme. You can find out more about the how we are working with COINS by reading about our projects.
The Best Practice Network (BPN)
The Best Practice Network is a company whose vision is to be the leading provider of professional development in the Children's Services sector. BPN are fundraising to support PEAS in our mission to widen access to secondary education in Uganda.
BOUNCE
PEAS is very pleased to be working with the UK fundraising organisation, Bounce. Bounce raises funds to provide sports facilities for schools in Africa and Onwards & Upwards School has become the first beneficiary, where a football pitch and hard court for netball, volleyball and basketball have been constructed. We hope to continue to work with Bounce to provide sports facilities in other PEAS schools.
Avonbrook Projects Abroad
Avonbrook Projects Abroad is an organisation supporting education in the developing world through the provision of grants for long-term sustainable projects. We are pleased to be working with them to improve the quality of education provision within our schools.
The Laura Case Trust
The Laura Case Trust is helping PEAS put five of our students through university, on the understanding that they will return to PEAS schools for 3 years to act as finance managers and science teachers. The trust awards a grant to PEAS to cover the cost of the students' university fees.
The Department for Children, Schools and Families (UK)
PEAS is pleased to be working alongside the International Strategy team of the DCSF to: 'Share... (UK)... expertise and resources in support of Improvement of education and children's services in the developing world, particularly in Africa.' This goal represents one element of the UK DCSF's wider aim of: 'Putting the world into world class education'.
UnLtd - The Foundation for Social Entrepreneurs
UnLtd is a charity which supports social entrepreneurs by providing a complete package of funding and support, to help these individuals start up and run projects that deliver social benefit. The CEO of PEAS, John Rendel, has been awarded a grant as part of the 'Unltd Millenium Awards Scheme' which will allow him to work on developing the work of the charity in a full time role. PEAS is delighted to be working with Unltd who will be providing both financial and project management support to the charity.
Got Matar Development Group
PEAS is working in partnership with the Got Matar Development Group on the development of a new secondary school serving a rural community in Western Kenya. Find out more about this project here.
Matemwe School Computer Fund
The Matemwe School Computer Fund is working to raise funds to equip Matemwe School (Zanzibar) with computers. We have set up a partnership so that it is possible to donate to this fund directly through the PEAS website and our online donation service. You can donate by visiting the dedicated Just Giving page at: www.justgiving.com/matemweschool
Corporate Partners
PEAS is currently working with a number of private firms and charitable foundations to support its projects in Africa. If you think your company may be able to support the work Teach First and PEAS are carrying out, please contact us.