Closing soonPossibly, with conditions
Millennium Point Charitable Trust STEAM grants (West Midlands)
- Amount
- £1,000 to £20,000. The Trust encourages requests of between £1,000 and £5,000
- Deadline
- Closes 4 December 2026 (23 days left)
Clore Duffield Foundation School Trips Grant: can it pay for a STEM workshop?
Short answer
Cannot pay for a workshop
Closing soonCloses 27 November 2026 at 18:00 (16 days left)
The grant funds off-site trips: primary schools commit to six off-site trips a year for every pupil, and secondary schools to three off-site visits. It does not fund activities delivered in school, so it cannot pay for a bought-in workshop on the school site.
Checked on the funder's website on 11 November 2026. View the funder's page (cloreduffield.org.uk)
Key facts
- What it is
- Full funding for a year-long programme of off-site school trips for state-funded primary and secondary schools in Burnley, Grimsby and East Lindsey, for the 2027 to 2028 academic year. The application deadline is 18:00 on 27 November 2026. It pays for trips away from school, so it cannot pay for a workshop delivered in school.
- Amount
- 100% of trip costs: over £6,000 per class per year for primary schools and over £3,000 per class per year for secondary schools
- Who can apply
- SchoolThe school applies itself with an online form. It must be government-funded, have 100 or more pupils on roll, and have 33% or more pupils eligible for free school meals in Burnley or Grimsby, or 37% or more in East Lindsey. Smaller schools can ask the Foundation about a joint application.
- Phases
- Primary, Secondary
- Where
- England: Burnley, Grimsby, East Lindsey
- Funder
- Clore Duffield Foundation