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Partnerships

Sprout Syntax considers collaborations that fit its interest in resourceful learning, creative experiments, and everyday materials. Editorial independence and clear labelling matter in every arrangement.

Suitable collaborations

Possible work includes clearly identified partner features, relevant resource collections, and standing partner placements for services or products that suit the publication's subject. A proposal should explain the intended audience, format, placement, and commercial relationship.

How placements are identified

Paid or partner content and placements are labelled clearly, including links or recommendations that form part of an arrangement. A label does not imply that editorial staff have tested a product or independently verified every claim.

Editorial boundaries

Partnerships do not guarantee favourable coverage or control over independent editorial decisions. We may decline proposals that conflict with the publication's scope, require unsupported claims, or make the commercial relationship difficult for readers to understand.

Send a proposal

Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include the proposed collaboration, intended placement, relevant materials, and how the relationship would be represented to readers.

Our point of view

A small test can open a bigger question

We value experiments that begin within reach: a clear question, materials already at hand, and enough attention to learn from the result.

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