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Supplementary School Fund is sponsored by Young K&C (in partnership with the Lightbulb Trust and John Lyon's Charity). Provides financial support to supplementary schools in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea to help them reach and benefit more children and young people. This grant is designed to cover core and service delivery costs.
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Supplementary School Fund copy - Application Form No, thanks Yes, that's fine Supplementary School Fund copy - Application Form Supplementary School Fund Young K&C is d elighted to be working in partnership with the Lightbulb Trust and John Lyon’s Charity to distribute grants for supplementary schools in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
The Supplementary Schools Grant Programme aims to provide financial support to help supplementary schools reach and benefit more children and young people in the community. This grant is designed to cover core and service delivery costs, helping supplementary schools in Kensington and Chelsea to enhance their support for children and young people.
The focus is on improving quality and ensuring that all supplementary schools have an equal opportunity to work towards achieving an NRCSE Quality Mark.
Our key priorities' for this grants programme are as follows: o High-Quality Service Delivery : Ensuring that teaching and activities are of high quality, providing students with excellent educational and personal development opportunities, enhancing their learning and wellbeing o Building Strong Foundations : Establishing a solid organisational structure to support the long-term success of the supplementary school and ensuring sustainability for the local community and young people.
o Achieving the Quality Mark : Working towards securing a recognised Quality Mark, such as the National Resource Centre for Supplementary Education (NRCSE) Quality Mark, to validate the school's commitment to high standards of teaching and governance.
o Financial Sustainability : Developing strategies for long-term financial health, ensuring that supplementary school can continue providing valuable services to young people despite potential funding challenges. o Robust Policies and Procedures : Implementing clear, and effective policies (safeguarding, attendance, health and safety).
The total pot available for funding is £65,000, with grants of £3000 made available to support supplementary schools in Kensington and Chelsea. BUDGET TEMPLATE: Grants - Budget Template EDI Form: EDI Form - Template
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Supplementary schools in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Supplementary School Fund is funded by Young K&C (in partnership with the Lightbulb Trust and John Lyon's Charity). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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