Early preview. We’re launching in 2027 and aren’t a registered charity yet.

For space companies

Your engineers do work that children find amazing. Mission School gives them a way to share it, and gives your teams a reason to fundraise together.

Ways to help

  • Teach a week

    Lend us an engineer for an hour to teach one Mission School topic. We arrange it with the hospital. They bring the stories.

  • Take the photos

    If you operate Earth-observation satellites, help us capture each child’s chosen place for mission day.

  • Fundraise

    Run events across your offices with our kit, as often as you like, or host a Star Chasers gala or dinner.

  • Sponsor a mission, hospital or region

    £250 sends a whole ward on a six-week mission, and your own engineers can teach on it. Or sponsor every mission at one hospital, or across a region.

  • Give a bigger moment

    Fly the children’s names on your satellite, host a mission control visit, or let a crew name a satellite.

What you get

  • Outreach your engineers will remember

    A structured, well-supported way for your people to share their work, with the safeguarding and logistics handled for them.

  • A fundraiser your offices can repeat

    A ready-made format that works for a team of five or a site of five hundred.

  • Stories you can share

    What your volunteers taught and what the children made, for your internal news. Photos only with written consent from the hospital and parents.

  • A public thank-you

    Your name on this site and in our yearly report, once you’ve agreed how it’s used.

What we ask

  • One contact

    A named person who can find engineers and help with internal comms.

  • Engineers’ time

    Two to three hours each per mission, including preparation.

  • Patience with a new charity

    We’re new, and we want to get it right.

We’re looking for our first partners

The Trust is new, and the first companies to join will help shape how Mission School works: the topics, the mission day, and the event kit.

We only show a partner’s name or logo once they’ve agreed in writing to how it’s used.