Grants


Grants for schools


By Sarah Everson


Cycling Scotland – Cycling Friendly Grant value: Up to £4,000 Details: The Cycling Friendly Secondary School Fund is available to schools in Scotland to help increase the levels of cycling among pupils. Funding is available for fleets of bikes for school use, bike equipment and training. In conjunction with this funding, Cycling Scotland also has a pilot scheme available in 2021/22 offering up to £10,000 to cycling-friendly schools that require bikes for young people, aged 11-17, who do not have one for personal use. Expressions of interest can be submitted any time. Apply online at cycling.scot/ what-we-do/cycling-friendly/ secondary-school


FUNDER


British Cycling – Places to Ride


GRANT VALUE NEXT DEADLINE DETAILS


Funding of up to 80% towards the cost of equipment packages


Ongoing – allow 12 weeks for a response


Schools are invited to apply for funding towards equipment packages which will encourage more people to get involved in cycling. The funded equipment cannot be used solely for curricular activities but instead must have a wider community benefit or recreational use. The School Activation Pack includes everything you need to set up and safely run a cycle course for members of your school community. Apply online at britishcycling.org.uk/about/ article/20190827-Places-to-Ride--Equipment-packages-0


Food For Life – Get Togethers


£150


Spring 2022. Date tbc


Small grants are available for not-for-profit organisations, including schools, to assist with food-based community projects that help bring people together. The spring round of funding will focus on initiatives linked to Plant and Share month, which is due to take place in April/May 2022. Projects that include people from disadvantaged and diverse communities are favoured. Register your planned activity and apply at fflgettogethers.org/support/


Jazz Apple Foundation


Up to £500


Ongoing. Awards are made monthly


Projects that involve young people and promote the importance of healthy living can attract a small grant from the Jazz Apple Foundation. This could include healthy eating initiatives or projects which engage children in sport or regular exercise. To apply, download the application form from jazzapple.com/uk/jazz-foundation/


Magic Breakfast


Varies depending on level of need


Ongoing


Magic Breakfast aims to provide a nutritious breakfast to every child who needs one, as well as offering expert support to schools. Schools across the UK can apply if they meet the funder’s criteria. For example, schools in England must have at least 35% of pupils recorded as eligible for Pupil Premium. Complete the online expression of interest form at www. magicbreakfast.com/apply-for-magic-breakfast-provision


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