Paul Hamlyn Foundation – Arts-based Learning Fund
The Paul Hamlyn Foundation are supporting not-for-profit arts and cultural organisations which work with formal education providers. Organisations may be charities, community organisations, social enterprises and not-for-profit companies. Universities and privately-funded education providers will not be supported through this work. Grants of £30,000-£300,000 (up to £100,000 yearly) are available for work that:
-Leads to a mutual exchange and enrichment of expertise through the organisations’ work with the provider
-Focuses on pupils who experience systemic inequity, enabling them to make progress and overcome barriers to learning
-Explores the role of arts-based learning in addressing issues of inclusion, especially racism, in education
-Creates more opportunities for high quality arts-based teaching and learning in education settings
-Enables arts-based learning to be embedded in curricula and practice for the long-term
-Builds a body of evidence and practice, and understanding how the work improves equity for pupils.
Core costs, salaries, training and development costs will all be supported. Applications are accepted and considered on a rolling basis, with decisions communicated within four months of submission. More information about the fund and the application process are available on the foundation’s website. |
