Our partners

We build trusted partnerships with carefully selected companies to support families, inspire learning and reward our users.

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Why partner with us?

Reach an engaged audience. The Good Schools Guide is the first choice for families seeking in-depth and independent educational guidance and resources
Benefit from our credibility. Our independence and authority in education is unrivalled, and has been for 40 years

Align with a trusted mission. We exist to help families make confident school choices. Partners who share that ethos gain genuine resonance with parents

Each of our chosen partners offers a product or service that is genuinely helpful to parents making educational choices for their children. We collaborate in myriad ways to offer our users exclusive benefits and rewards and help like-minded brands connect with parents when it matters most.

To learn more about partnership opportunities, please contact katie.mclean@goodschoolsguide.co.uk

Our partners

Scholastic

Educationally engaged parents value nothing more than literacy. New Good Schools Guide subscribers can access exclusive discounts from trusted children’s book publishers, Scholastic. Scholastic books educate, entertain and motivate children and are trusted by teachers.

First News

Award-winning children's newspaper First News delivers age-appropriate news stories and activities which spark media literacy skills and empower children to navigate the world. Our school review readers can enjoy FREE digital access to First News for three months.

Music Teachers’ Association

The Good Schools Guide believes in access to excellent music opportunities for all children, which is why we collaborate with the Music Teachers’ Association in producing its annual Directory of Independent Senior School Music Departments, helping parents make the right choice.

Independent Schools Show

The Independent Schools Show brings together the UK’s leading private schools under one roof. Our expert consultants lead talks and offer valuable advice each year at the UK’s only event aimed at families navigating the independent school sector.