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Uniform banks can be a really good way of ensuring everyone has what they need, and how a school chooses to set them up can vary according to their context and the needs of families in their area. These case studies show how schools have taken different approaches to suit their setting.

These case studies describe why some schools have opted to hold a stock of uniform for learners.

Resources developed with a focus on England, Scotland or Wales to fit the needs of each nation's schools and curriculum, but most of them can easily be adapted for other areas.

Speaking to the whole school community about costs and money problems to come up with a plan.

Whether you're an adviser with a case to share, a member of the public with experience of the benefits system, or a young person wanting to tackle poverty in your school, we'd like to hear from you.

A network of children and young people taking action on school costs and making education more inclusive.

How schools can reduce the costs of eating at school for parents, carers and families.

Making sure that events can be fun and inclusive.

How learners are taking the lead on equity in their schools.

How schools have been building relationships and keeping in touch with parents and carers.

How schools are helping everyone to gain new experiences.

Ensuring everyone has the resources they need to learn.