Funding for school National Science and Engineering Week activities

By Education in Chemistry2012-09-01T00:00:00

The British Science Association is offering funding to schools to run activities during National Science and Engineering Week 2013

The Kick-Start Fund is designed to help schools in challenging circumstances create a buzz around science, inspire staff, pupils and parents.

To be eligible for a grant, schools must either have a high proportion of pupils from ethnic minority backgrounds, have a high proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals, or be a small school based in a remote and rural location.

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