Wilson’s School is a selective state school for boys in the London Borough of Sutton. It was named The Sunday Times School of the Year in 2024 and State Secondary School of the Year 2026 for GCSE results. Since the inception of the Fair Work Programme, Wilson’s School has been a strategic partner under the leadership of Executive Head Nathan Cole: testing our lesson plans in the classroom, participating in our behavioural research, and providing high-level insights and support for the development of our programme. In 2026, our citizenship lesson plans were embedded into Wilson’s School’s Year 9 Citizenship/PSHE curriculum.

Acas is a public body giving employers and employees free, impartial advice on workplace best practice. TASC is partnering with Acas to develop tailored work rights resources for young people, currently focusing on the creation of work rights workshop materials. Acas’ independent employment understanding helps ensure content is accurate and highlights areas of employment law worth focusing on in training resources.

The Wilberforce Institute is a research institute investigating historical and contemporary enslavement, emanicipation and related forms of exploitation and injustice through research, education and knowledge exchanges. TASC and the Wilberforce Institute are working together to research and gather data on youth labour exploitation in the UK to build a stronger picture on where young people are most at risk, their mindsets around exploitative work, and barriers preventing young people from leaving exploitative employment.

FEVACA is a specialist provider of children’s homes, supported accommodation and education for young people aged 13-18, with services across Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Essex and Buckinghamshire. Services are delivered by a multidisciplinary team of social workers, teachers and care practitioners. FEVACA is working with TASC to develop and test approaches for delivering education on labour exploitation and work rights within residential child care.

ECPAT UK (Every Child Protected Against Trafficking) is a leading children’s rights organisation working to protect children from trafficking and exploitation and part of a global ECPAT network of over 140 organisations in more than 110 countries. Since January 2026, TASC has worked in partnership to deliver a series of workshops for ECPAT UK’s Boys and Young Men’s Group, which forms part of ECPAT UK’s Youth Programme. The collaborative workshops draw on ECPAT UK’s rights based, trauma informed participative peer support approach to inform the development of rights-based, behavioural training content on work rights and fair work.