

We offer:
• value for money • Innovation and creativity • Collaborative working
• Experience of engaging with the community • A commitment to deliver real and social value
We provide a range of education and community services to improve the well-being of local families. We are committed to the development of our local communities and offer a range of support services:

This project saw 10 secondary school children, who entered an essay-writing contest from schools around across Islington travel to The White House (Washington D.C. USA) to meet Mrs Michelle Obama (First Lady 2008-2016). The Project was managed by Director of Bright Futures 4 All, Karen Bryson, in partnership with Cambridge Education Associates (Part of the Mott McDonald Group) and Islington Council for Black History Month.

Project Management
For community events

Work Place Skills Training
pre-employment

Professional Development and Mentoring
Adults, young people and children strengthen



Funded by the (DfE), the scheme, aimed to help children and parents (particularly those on free school meals) to eat more healthily, be more active, stay safe and have greater knowledge of health and nutrition, to tackle childhood obesity. This initiative supported the development of resilience, character and well being in families.



We provide affordable Maths, English and science support for school-aged children and their parents. We aim to support neuro-diverse members for the local community. This includes working with adult dyslexic care-workers, who are in local nursing homes.


This international youth exchange programme has taken place in Central London for 10 years (2019). For one week, Danish teenagers from a town called Koge, in Denmark, spend their mornings learning English, and their afternoons touring London’s most iconic landmarks and places of interest. British students support the programme through exchange opportunities, where they tour museums, galleries and libraries. Both students cross-exchange information about their hobbies, interests and knowledge of each others popular culture (literature, music, film and art).
