Access Bank UK Polo Day to Raise Global Support for Education of Vulnerable Children

 Access Bank UK Polo Day to Raise Global Support for Education of Vulnerable Children

 Access Bank UK has announced that the 2026 edition of its annual Polo Day will take place on July 4 in Windsor, United Kingdom, bringing together global business leaders, philanthropists, royalty and high-net-worth individuals to mobilise support for education initiatives benefiting vulnerable children in Nigeria and other underserved communities.

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM — Access Bank UK has announced that the 2026 edition of its annual Polo Day will hold on July 4 in Windsor, United Kingdom, with a renewed commitment to raising funds and building partnerships to improve access to education for vulnerable children.

The event, which has become a flagship corporate social impact initiative, is expected to attract an international audience of business executives, philanthropists, royalty and high-net-worth individuals. Organisers said the gathering will focus on mobilising resources to expand educational opportunities for children facing economic and social challenges in Nigeria and other underserved communities.

According to the bank, Access Bank UK Polo Day has evolved beyond a social and sporting event into a platform that channels global influence into meaningful educational interventions. Through collaborations with the  and other local partners, proceeds from previous editions have supported the construction of classrooms, provision of learning materials and programmes that enable vulnerable children to remain in school.

The bank said this year's edition aims to broaden the reach of these interventions by attracting greater support and strengthening partnerships that will improve both the scale and quality of educational projects.

The event will feature His Royal Highness, , as the Special Guest of Honour. He is expected to present the Emir's Cup, reinforcing the longstanding connection between polo, cultural heritage and community development.

Speaking ahead of the event, Jamie Simmonds, Managing Director of Access Bank UK, said the initiative reflects the bank's commitment to using its platform to create opportunities for disadvantaged children.

"This event is about using our platform to create access where it is most needed. By bringing together the right partners and supporters, we are able to deliver outcomes that can make a real difference in the lives of many children," he said.

Access Bank UK noted that the annual Polo Day has consistently served as a vehicle for driving measurable social impact, demonstrating how corporate platforms can contribute to addressing educational inequality.

The bank added that the 2026 edition is expected to further strengthen efforts aimed at ensuring that more vulnerable children have access to quality education, creating opportunities for improved learning outcomes and brighter futures.