Team up with us to reach young people

Shared values: We are working with organisations like the University of Oxford and the LEGO® Group to create unique learning experiences for young people.

The Day partners with like-minded businesses that want to build authentic and purpose-driven relationships with young people and teachers in the UK and worldwide.

We work for our clients to develop unique branded experiences that are of real educational value for young people, built around an issue, topic or skill that is relevant and important for the partner.

Partnership-funded initiatives become free for all schools (not just The Day member schools), promoted via a bespoke marketing campaign managed by The Day.

You can work with us to bring your expert knowledge, imagination and experience of your industry to our projects, in order to reach your future customers or workforce. 

The LEGO Group

Find your voice through play

The Day and the LEGO Group’s Build the Change initiative have teamed up to inspire 7-14 year olds to explore sustainability issues in the news as they take on real-world challenges, develop life skills through play, and voice their creative ideas for a better future.

“Our partnership with The Day has seen us take our Build the Change program into really exciting areas of topical news, literacy, critical thinking and problem solving and all through learning through play experiences. Whether it’s our collaboration on a weekly sustainability resource or our virtual live events, working with a team like The Day, that truly understand the value of playful learning is a real joy.”

David Pallash, Learning Through Play Director, Global Programs

The University of Oxford

The Day works with The University of Oxford to create and build BrainWaves, fast-becoming the biggest and most important school-based mental health and wellbeing initiative for young people in the UK.

Via a multi-year school-based initiative, BrainWaves aims to enable young people to learn more about themselves using science-based tools for good mental health and equip teachers with the confidence to promote positive student mental health.

“The Day has been instrumental in the development of BrainWaves and its audience. The team’s innovative approach to education and their expertise in school engagement have delivered results way beyond our expectations.

John Gallacher, Professor of Cognitive Health, University of Oxford

Advertising

Reach our engaged audience of educators and young people via our daily and monthly newsletters, webinars, surveys, competitions and social media. We are also open to republishing agreements. Please contact partnerships@theday.co.uk to request our media pack.