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)
Dudgeon Community STEM in Schools Fund (Norfolk): can it pay for a STEM workshop?
Short answer
Possibly, with conditions
OpenCloses 11 February 2027 at 12:00 (92 days left)
A school can apply itself for a STEM initiative delivered to its pupils. The funder says the fund will not cover costs associated with normal delivery of the curriculum, and it does not say whether a bought-in provider's workshop fee qualifies. A workshop would need to be an extra enrichment project, so check with Norfolk Community Foundation before sending an expression of interest.
Checked on the funder's website on 11 November 2026. View the funder's page (norfolkfoundation.com)
How to use it for a workshop
Frame the workshop as an extra STEM enrichment project that goes beyond normal lessons and makes a sustained difference to pupils, and send an expression of interest by 12 noon on 11 February 2027. The funder says the May round is intended for projects in the summer holidays or at the start of the next academic year.
Put a price in your application
From £597 per day, excluding VAT, for the nearest schools.See your exact price
Key facts
- What it is
- Grants of up to £10,000 for STEM projects delivered to pupils in primary schools, secondary schools or colleges in the Great Yarmouth, Breckland or North Norfolk districts. Applications are considered twice a year, and expressions of interest for the May 2027 round are accepted until 12 noon on 11 February 2027. The fund will not cover the normal delivery of the curriculum.
- Next round
- The funder says applications are considered twice a year, in May and December. The deadline for expressions of interest for the December 2026 round was 14 September 2026.
- Amount
- Up to £10,000
- Who can apply
- School, Charity, OtherNon-fee paying schools and colleges (up to and including year 13) can apply, as can charities and other not-for-profit organisations experienced in delivering activity in schools. The first step is a short expression of interest. Invited applicants then complete a full application.
- Phases
- Primary, Secondary, Post-16
- Where
- England: Breckland, Great Yarmouth, North Norfolk
- Funder
- Norfolk Community Foundation
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