Grants database
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Ricochet Dance Productions
£12,970 Multi-region, UK 2015New Education Programme
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Linton Village College
£12,043 East of England, UK 2015Language Futures Development 2012–13 : innovative approaches to language learning
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Royal Society of Arts
£12,000 UK-wide, UK 2015Excellence and innovation: pushing the boundaties of educational practice
A proposal for a joint lecture series by the RSA and Paul Hamlyn Foundation
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Patcham High School
£119,884 South East, UK 2015Developing the speaking, listening, reading, and communication skills of pupils who are undeveloped in their social ability to communicate effectively.
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Demos
£119,250 Multi-region, UK 2015Applying codesign and educational outcome setting in schools with disengaged and disadvantaged pupils, measuring the impact on exclusion, truancy and educational performance.
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Louise Da-Cocodia Education Trust
£117,913 North West, UK 2015The Getting A‑Head supplementary education programme will motivate and empower young people to make positive decisions about their future education, training and employment options.
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Chol Theatre
£117,818 Yorkshire & Humber, UK 2015Expanding the reach of Chol Theatre’s drama-based ‘Imaginary Communities’ approach to schools across Yorkshire by providing CPD for teachers and trainees on university courses.
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Talk Together London CIC
£117,612 London, UK 2015Talk Together will develop their methodology for boosting the attainment of bilingual young people through engaging parents and addressing cultural barriers to educational achievement
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Festival of Youth Arts
£117,432 London, UK 2015To develop a replicable youth led arts programme that can act as a blueprint for youth led arts programmes across the UK.
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Scottish Ballet
£116,000 Scotland, UK 2015Linking professional dancers with education programme delivery to build a critical mass of professional dancer-educators, reaching out and inspiring new learners of all abilities.
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Sherman Cymru
£115,932 Wales, UK 2015A 3 year initiative which will develop engagement and involvement in the arts, prioritising marginalised communities within Cardiff and the South East Wales region.
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Peace Child International
£115,869 Multi-region, UK 2015Training young people (aged 16–19) and school staff to work with targeted groups of young people in Years 10 and 11 who show signs of disengaging with academic study and who are at-risk of becoming NEET (Not in Education, Employment or Training). Building these students’ employability skills and understanding of the full range of post-16 options through workshops and follow on coaching, improving confidence and communication skills.