Yes. We identify finance providers with specific experience in the education sector, ensuring the terms and structures on offer are appropriate for schools and multi-academy trusts.

We support schools through the full process, sourcing suitable lenders with experience in education, comparing rates and structures, helping to set up clear and manageable finance agreements, and providing ongoing contract support and oversight.

For many schools, committing a significant portion of their annual budget to a single purchase isn’t viable. Asset finance spreads the cost into manageable, predictable payments, protecting cash flow and keeping funds available for staffing, resources and other priorities.

Asset finance can be used for a wide range of school investments, including IT equipment and technology, classroom resources, catering equipment, vehicles and transport, and facilities upgrades. It’s flexible enough to support most types of essential spend.

Asset finance is a way for schools to spread the cost of large purchases over time rather than paying for them upfront. It allows schools to invest in essential equipment and facilities without straining their day-to-day budget or waiting for the next funding cycle.

Every pound saved on energy bills is a pound that can be reinvested into education. Beyond the financial benefit, improving energy efficiency also supports the sustainability goals that many schools are working towards, creating a better environment for students now and in the future.

Yes. Our utilities service provides end-to-end support, from energy contract procurement through to the installation of energy-saving technology and ongoing management, meaning schools have a single point of contact throughout.

OH4 is a low-carbon technology developed by Eden Energy Partners that optimises how heating systems operate, reducing gas consumption by up to 31%. It’s one of the core components of the energy solution we deliver to schools.

This is exactly the challenge our solution is built around. Payment plans are structured to be funded entirely by the energy savings generated, meaning schools can make improvements without needing to find capital upfront.

Through a combination of market-beating flexible energy contracts and energy-saving technology, which can cut gas usage by up to 31%, schools can achieve meaningful reductions in their energy spend without large upfront investment.