Grants database
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Friendship Society
£5,000 London, UK 2015Journeys of Discovery: Improving Russian language teaching/learning by linking three supplementary schools with a mainstream primary and secondary school.
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Youth Sport Trust
£5,000 East Midlands, UK 2015Learning, Sport and Physical Activity Opportunities for Young People in Leicester.
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ContinYou
£5,000 Multi-region, UK 2015Bursaries and transport costs for annual supplementary schools conference
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Gladesmore Community School
£5,000 London, UK 2015Language Futures Development 2012–13 : innovative approaches to language learning
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Castle Manor Academy
£5,000 East of England, UK 2015Language Futures Development 2012–13 : innovative approaches to language learning
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Swavesey Village College
£5,000 East of England, UK 2015Language Futures Development 2012–13 : innovative approaches to language learning
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VocalEyes
£5,000 UK-wide, UK 2015A grant to undertake some research and gap analysis into audio description provision and staff training in the visual arts and heritage sector, taking into account responses from visually impaired audiences.
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Tete a Tete
£5,000 London, UK 2015A series of initiatives to support the artists taking part in the 2008 Tete a Tete summer festival at Riverside Studios, enabling them to share feed-back and attend each other’s performances and events.
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Clore Duffield Foundation
£5,000 UK-wide, UK 2015Following the 2004 report (co-funded by ACE, HLF and others) – Space for Learning: A Handbook For Education Spaces in Museum, Heritage Sites and Discovery Centres) – the Clore Duffield Foundation wishes to investigate the role of learning in the cultural organisations of the 21st century. The report will look at models of best practice; make recommendations about training and CPD for learning staff and about the monitoring of the impact of learning.
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Sherman Theatre
£5,000 Wales, UK 2015Acting Out Cardiff – Peer Education project
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Urbis
£49,800 North West, UK 2015Urbis Learning focuses on how people live together in the city. This phase of their initiative is the extension and development of a previously run Moss Side based pilot project to two other locations in Manchester. Reclaim offers in-depth mentoring, challenging young people to make real differences to their communities.
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Education for Employability
£49,780 Multi-region, UK 2015To work with teachers, employers and students to develop, trial and modify materials to improve students’ speaking and listening skills in work experience programmes.