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Aims/actively encouraging |
Community |
Education |
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(National Lottery) |
We want to support families who face barriers to learning or who are not confident helping their children to learn. We are particularly interested in hearing from projects where learning is not based on getting a qualification and those that will help families who have not been involved in learning together before. We are looking for imaginative projects that meet local needs and remove the practical barriers to learning, for example, by providing travel costs, additional support for disabled participants, or childcare. |
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£10,000—£500,000 funding for up to 5 years
29 Aug 2008 |
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Links with Japan |
Grants for individuals, societies, groups, etc. for educational and grassroots exchanges, research travel, the organisation of conferences, exhibitions, and other projects and events Collaborative projects that enable British and Japanese partners to work together, preferably within the context of an institutional relationship. Projects in all academic, professional, cultural and educational fields are eligible. Arts, science & education |
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£1000-£5000
31 March 30 Sept
£5000-£15,000
31 May |
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(Woolworths)
Grants awarded to groups of school children who have led the school in planning a playground |
Involves a whole school project, child-led.
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£250-£10,000
July 2007 |
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Royal Society Partnership Grants Grants for projects linking schools, scientists & engineers
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Partnership projects allowing teachers to increase their scientific knowledge and giving scientists and engineers the chance to develop their communication skills and engage with enquiring young minds. Perhaps most importantly, these projects give school students a taste of science and engineering today, and their relevance for society. |
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£250-£3000 to work with local scientists, teachers & engineers |
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Prizes to celebrate achievements |
The awards aim to play a key part in helping local communities create inclusive and sustainable projects to be proud of; for example giving new life to a community centre, local sports club facilities or after school club. |
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20x £5000 of products Awards each year |
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Small grants of products |
The scheme provides £50 to £500 (at retail cost) of B&Q materials, for example, pond liners, plants, peat-free compost for projects such as a pond/wildlife garden or paints labelled low or minimal VOC for redecoration projects. Products must be environmentally friendly and projects must have long lasting benefit for the whole neighbourhood |
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£50-£500 |
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Store waste material available |
donation of waste materials, for example slightly damaged tins of paint, off-cuts of timber, odd rolls of wallpaper and end of range materials, to community groups, charities and schools |
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Free stock |
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· Children’s education - 31 Jan · Children’s welfare - 31 Jan · The elderly - 30 June · People with disabilities - 30 June |
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£1500-£5000 |