Go To ManyTalent is everywhere, opportunity isn’t.

New on the team

From Year 3 to their first day at university.

Emma Taylor has joined us as Universities and Oxbridge Lead. The Parent Journey now runs all the way from primary school to a university offer.

Meet Emma

Every child deserves someone in their corner.

We help families navigate private and selective school admissions, we deliver life-saving skills training, and we build the community most parents are never let into.

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Lisa's son on his first day at private school, in blazer and tie with his school bag over one shoulder
Lisa’s son, first day at private school.
  • £10per workshop
  • Yr 3–5best start to 11+
  • £20CPR training
  • Subsidisedschool workshops

We work with families from underrepresented and Afro-Caribbean backgrounds, helping children reach the private and grammar schools that selective education can offer. The talent is already there in every one of them. What’s missing is the access, and that is what Go To Many provides.

A tutor working one to one with a primary school pupil
Preparation starts years before an entrance exam.

Why we exist

The support I wish we’d had

I went through the private school admissions process for my own son without a single person to ask. No group chat, no relative who’d done it, no idea what a bursary form even looked like. We got there, but it was harder than it needed to be, and I kept thinking about all the families who wouldn’t get there at all.

Lisa HamiltonFounder

Support us

What your money does

£25 puts 11+ prep materials in a child’s hands. £10 puts a young person in a workshop that teaches them to stop a bleed.

  • £10One place at a bleeding control workshop
  • £15One place at a parent admissions workshop
  • £20One place at CPR training
  • £2511+ preparation materials for a child
  • £50A term of tutoring support

Our donors & sponsors

Businesses backing this work

These businesses support Go To Many. Every pound raised goes into workshops, tutoring and life-saving skills training for the families who need it most.