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UKLA Research grants - UK Literacy Association You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. UKLA members are invited to apply for a UKLA research grant of up to £3000.
What are the UKLA Research Grants? Deadline for research grant applications for 2026 is midnight on the 1 st November. UKLA Research Committee (RC) considers applications for funding from UKLA members in the autumn term of each year.
Grants of up to £3000 can be awarded and applications are open to anyone that is completing research within the realm of literacy. Please note that we do not fund projects that are designed to evaluate programmes that will be promoted for commercial gain. We aim to work with you to promote informed decision making by literacy professionals, policymakers, and the public.
Applications are particularly welcomed from teachers and other practitioners and from teacher/practitioner/academic partnerships. We encourage all those that are thinking of applying to read the application guidelines below, as any proposal that does not adhere to the guidelines will not be considered for funding. Applications for UKLA Research Grants are open all year round but are reviewed only once a year, each November.
To apply, please open and fill out the application form in the ‘Apply’ page below. More information, including specific guidelines for applying can be found in the ‘Guidelines’ page, also below. Below are the reports of previous Research Grant winners.
They demonstrate the kind of research that is likely to win the funding, as well as acting as a showcase of the brilliant work that this Grant has been able to support. Apply for a UKLA Research Grant Please use the form below to apply for a UKLA Research Grant.
Please note that, though the form is open all year, applications will UKLA Research Grant Past Projects The reports of the previous winners of the UKLA Research Grant and the work that they carried out with their Grants.
Guidelines for applying for UKLA Research Grants Membership of a supportive community Keep up to date with the latest developments in literacy Discounts on UKLA books and conferences Free copies of English 4-11 Magazine Free access to Literacy journals and UKLA newsletter Improve your professional profile Involvement in the UKLA Book Awards UKLA achieves its goal of improving literacy education by creating a supportive community for those working in literacy, language and communication, and by supporting and providing access to the latest research for use by practitioners and policymakers.
UKLA has a range of memberships, for individuals, schools, institutions, recently qualified teachers and students, whether in the UK or overseas. Memberships start at just £30.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: UKLA members completing research in literacy. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to £3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
UKLA Research Grants is funded by UK Literacy Association. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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