Funding

Check out this link and this padlet for various funding opportunities.

See more below:

Amount awarded – up to £600
Grants are for projects or events linked to the teaching of physics or engineering
Grants can be used to cover the following costs related with your project:

Your application must be for costs associated with a NEW project
The project must add value over and above the basic curriculum requirements. IOP will not accept applications for equipment/resources to deliver the curriculum
Deadline for application – 1^st of June (for projects taking place in the following Autumn term) and the 1^st of November (for projects taking place in the following spring term)

Support, empower and inspire school-aged learners to become more connected with and enjoy chemical science
Amount available – Up to £5000 (small grant) and between £5000 and £10,000 (large grant)
Deadline for submission – 4^th of July, 1^st August, 5^th September, 3^rd of October and 7^th of November

Amount awarded – £500
Grants are awarded to schools for transport and travel to Outdoor Learning venues or to fund projects that provide nature on the doorstep.
ECT’s funding priorities are to schools that:

Are in areas of high deprivation and/or have pupils who live in deprived areas
Are committed to enabling outdoor learning and see environmental engagement as an important part of education
Demonstrate that outdoor learning will have a wider benefit to families and to their local community

Amount awarded – £600
Grants are awarded to purchase equipment so that students can enjoy practical science or to run science enrichment projects in schools.
Grants are made in support of eligible applications in the order in which they are received until the funds available in the financial year (ending 31st March) are exhausted.
Your school must not have received a grant from the Gauntlet Trust in the current or previous financial year

Amount awarded – up to £3000
Grants are awarded to schools to enable students to carry out STEM projects
The Partnership Grant scheme offers up to £3000 for schools to buy equipment to allow them to run a STEM investigation project. These projects are to be run in partnership with a STEM professional (research or industry)
The partnership between School and STEM partner needs to be established before starting the application
Application deadline – end of June and end of November

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