Giving Back Funding - Grant Funded Projects

Chromebooks for the disadvantaged

Providing a bespoke permanent court room for A level and BTec law

Innovative digital resources to close children's English and Maths learning gaps

Installation of a new Music IT Suite

Beckfoot Trust - One Trust Where All Belong

Develop an Engineering IDEAS Centre

Enhance technology-based learning

Purchase of 24 self-service charging lockers for short-term laptop loan

Chromebook Banks

Creating immersive and engaging learning in Construction

Developing teaching through ICT

We need to talk about...' personal development programme

Library Self Service Devices

To Extend Graphic Designers Experience in Digital Media

Forest School and outdoor wellbeing hub

Futures Media Suite

OWL Learning

Anatomage Imagining Table

Ealing Fields Library

Music Technology Development

Digital Content Production Studio

Gower College Swansea Virtual Annual Student Awards

Enhanced digital teaching and learning through Nearpod

Fact Fluency for Maths

Specialist Music Therapist

Combating Inequalities -Buddying and Mentoring Champions at HCUC

Computers for all

IEG Young Peoples Health & Wellbeing Champions

Duke of Edinburgh Award

Workshop Week

LMC Active Lives

Widening access for Construction students

Digital Classroom Inclusion for Post-COVID Learning

The Duke of Edinburgh's Award

Educational trip to the British Museum

Beyond Ambition - New City College Student Achievement Awards 2021

Future proof Immersive learning

IT Suite Upgrade

Electronic Library

Unified Academy new construction provision

Interactive boards for all our 14 classrooms, to benefit all our children.

1:1 Learning Catalyst at Red Kite Learning Trust

Duke of Edinburgh Award for All

Pathfinder in the use of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality in FE.

Student Enrichment Activities at Selby College

Duke of Edinburgh Award

Duke of Edinburgh Award (DofE)

Project Simul (SEND students)

Sport and Exercise Science Performance Analysis Project

Enhancing Teaching and Learning Through Technology

Duke of Edinburgh – Increasing Participation

SEND & Disadvantaged Learners APP to enhance learning and well-being

Enhancement of Graphics Department through Learning Technology

Inspiring through IT

Building healthy habit heroes for learning and life

Innovative Technologies

ICT Development Project

Visualisers to enhance teaching and learning

Northampton Academy Sensory Park

iPad for every child - Technology to support Education

Templeman Library recreational reading collection

Developing an inclusive Library collection with and for students

All weather Golden Mile Track

XTEND Digital Centre -Motion Capture (Tesla Suits)

Waldegrave School Art Therapy

Student Well-Being Champions, the education of sexual harassment and abuse.

Project 'Feel Good'

Celebrating Difference

Renovation of existing library and/or funding of IT facilities for reading iPads or tablets - books for library

To fund a trip to Dublin for Access History students to study the Easter Rising and complete an assignment based on this.

To fund the purchase of related industry IT equipment - software simulation and diagnostic packages.

To fund an investment in technology - to develop a technology suite within the College.

To fund the purchase of additional resources for the Engineering and Health & Social Care Depts.

To fund students residential in Snowdonia National Park.

To fund materials needed to run the volunteering activities to transport students to the community venues.

To replace tents to be used for the Duke of Edinburgh Award overnight camp.

Purchase of Chromebooks and Docking Stations

To engage students in healthy, fun, non-competitive activity programme that will change their attitudes to living healthy, active lifestyles that will have a positive impact on their mental health, self-esteem and attitudes toward school and learning.

To fund the purchase of a Laser Cutter, to be used in D&T, Engineering and Creative iMedia classes.

Purchase of musical instruments and music and specialist teachers.

A dynamometer is an accurate engine power measurement tool, with results transferred during the test to a handheld control box.  Dynamometer is used in the diagnosis of faults in certain tractor systems to include common rail engine technology, emission reduction technology, Hydraulic systems, mechanical drives and fuel consumption metering.

To fund the purchase of mobile devices to increase mobile flexible learning.

Funds to be used to purchase wide range of new sports equipment. Sports to encourage girls into participating in sport on the back of the success of Englands Women Cricketers, Footballers and Netballers. Facilities to be offered to the wider community as a key venue for competitive and non-competitive sporting events across the region.

This project will enable Hopwood Hall College to further enhance its existing learner enrichment programme to include a strong focus on sustainability and protecting the world we live in.  This will be achieved by using a unique interactive programme, which provides them with greater insight into the challenges we face regionally, nationally and internationally in reducing carbon emissions and ultimately global warming.

Farm to Fork - Grow their own produce on site and use in food technology classes.

To fund the development of the enrichment provision at Richard Taunton & St Vincent College.

To fund the creation of a large wildlife pond.

To fund Maths Roadshows and Coding Workshops.

To fund the visit of a touring theatre production to the school.

To fund travel costs, substance and material costs for students and their coaches to attend the Worldskills regional events.  Also, to seed fund an annual skills comp within the group.

A student run Café - SEND students prepare, cook and serve the food, as well as take orders and payment from customers.  Makes them aware of the working world.  The students have Education, Health & Care Plans (EHCP) in place and who are too vulnerable to go out into a workplace to gain this type of experience.  To help the students with lack of confidence issues.

First Aid Training for Students facilitated by St John's Ambulance.

Project to develop a programme that would offer support to students dealing with Wellbeing and Health and Prevention - online resource platform (WHAP) can be personalised to the schools requirements. Students would be offered podcasts, video, blogs and guest speakers.  In addition, to develop a bespoke exam stress and anxiety package.

The aim of the project is to combine the objective of raising the profile of books, reading and literacy with encouraging the discussion of the tutorial themes.  Reading sessions to be held within the tutorial system.  A new set of books will be distributed each month with the topic of discussion each time being a different College tutorial theme.  these books then being passed to other student tutorial groups.   Distribution of free books to students who are reluctant and emergent readers of low-ability - many of whom speak English as a second language or come from deprived and vulnerable backgrounds.

To fund equipment needed for trip associated with Duke of Edinburgh Award - Cooking Equipment, Rucksacks, Tents and Sleeping Mats.

To fund the purchase of additional teaching materials ie-books.

Sparx is a personalised learning platform that combines automatically bespoke content and innovative technology with more traditional teaching methods.

To fund the expansion of the Silver Duke of Edinburgh Award.

Many of the students are from hard-to-reach families, vulnerable/disadvantaged backgrounds with a range of social, emotional, behavioural and mental health issues.  To offer additional specialised support in the form of a tailored programme of activities to help students with self-confidence issues, low self-esteem, and exam stress.

To fund a Young Bakers' Academy.

Funding for a weeklong Environmental Education Programme.