Opportunities for schools
We partner with projects to share opportunities of provision or funding with schools based in Lambeth. We’ve also included links to useful resources for our schools.
Sasakawa Foundation funding to build Japanese UK relations
Japanese UK exchange funding for schools. Deadlines for applications 31st March, 15th September and 15th December 2024.
Baily Thomas general grants
General grants to help both children and adults suffering severe learning difficulties, together with autism
Royal Society – Tomorrow’s Climate Scientists Programme
Funding for students to take action to address climate and biodiversity issues. Applications open February 2024.
The British & Foreign Schools Society (BFSS) to support education
Long term funding to improve educational outcomes of children from disadvantaged areas.
Wooden Spoon Society Capital Grants Programme
Funding from the British and Irish Rugby charity to support projects help mentally, physically disadvantaged children
The Greggs Foundation Breakfast Club – Fresh bread and grants
Funding and fresh bread for school breakfast clubs. Waiting list open.
Kellogg’s Breakfast Club Grants
Funding for school breakfast clubs. Applications re-opened.
Community play fund to support the development of play experiences for children
Grants from the Community Play Fund to support the development of playful experiences for children.
Matching a charity’s needs with corporate donations
Matching corporate donations to charities, resulting in less landfill.
BlueSpark Foundation – grants to enhance self-confidence, team working skills and future employability
Support for projects that enhance the self-confidence, team working skills and future employability of children and young people.
Magic Breakfast – Funding for school breakfast clubs
Funding to start or improve school breakfast clubs. Apply as soon as possible.
The Black Curriculum Springboard Programme
Learn Black British history through the lens of music and poetry.
The Buttle Trust – Chances for children
The Buttle Trust provides funding to help children to recover from a crisis.
Hardship Grants from the Cosaraf Charitable Foundation
Hardship grants for those who have exhausted all other sources of funding
Mental health and wellbeing at school
Arts
Financial literacy for pupils
Speech and language therapy
Developing an anti-racist approach in schools
Outdoor learning
Climate and Sustainability
Literacy support
Donations in kind for schools