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The Clore Duffield Foundation has opened applications for its School Trips Grant, supporting state-funded schools in selected areas of England to deliver ambitious programmes of educational and enrichment visits for every pupil. The Foundation supports UK charities and programmes across arts, education, social welfare and health.
Eligible schools must be based in Burnley, Grimsby or East Lindsey. Schools in Burnley and Grimsby must have at least 33% of pupils eligible for free school meals, rising to 37% in East Lindsey. Schools should normally have at least 100 pupils.
Funding can cover 100% of trip costs. Primary schools can receive over £6,000 per class per year to provide six trips per pupil, while secondary schools can receive over £3,000 per class for three visits per pupil.
Trips can include
- Trips to major museums, galleries, theatres and heritage sites.
- Visits to see or take part in live music, dance and drama performances or workshops.
- Outdoor activities such as kayaking, hiking and climbing.
- Educational visits to major cities, including London.
- Trips exploring built heritage and industry.
- Visits to rural places of interest or natural beauty.
- Trips to the seaside and national parks.
Highlights:
- State-funded schools only
- 100% of eligible trip costs funded
- Programme runs during 2027-28.
- Schools with fewer than 100 pupils may discuss a joint application.
The deadline for applications is 6pm on 27 November 2026.
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