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London Mathematical Society: Education Grants

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Overview

Small Grants for Education scheme

1. Small Grants for Education

This scheme offers grants of up to £800 for partial funding of events that stimulate interest and enable involvement in mathematics from Key Stage 1 (age 5+) to undergraduate level and beyond. See more information here.

Objectives

To stimulate interest and enable involvement in mathematics from Key Stage 1 (age 5+) to Undergraduate level and beyond, by:

  • enhancing and enriching mathematical study beyond the curriculum;
  • engaging the public with mathematics;
  • encouraging unusual ways of communicating mathematics.

Eligibility

The scheme is primarily intended for activities for which there is limited scope for alternative sources of funding. Applicants linked to universities should ideally be supported by a member of the Society and ordinarily the Scheme will not fund University outreach activity. However, anyone based in the UK is eligible to apply for a grant.

Criteria

  • The grant should make an identifiable and significant contribution (i.e. grants are for specific purposes and not just a contribution to a substantially larger pool).
  • The grant should preferably stimulate interactions between different sections of the mathematical community and/or address a new or wider audience.
  • Each application should be countersigned by someone (such as a headteacher or senior colleague) who can confirm the project’s value and indicate what additional support is being provided locally.
  • LMS support should be duly acknowledged in any publicity material.
  • A brief report will be required after the activity or event has taken place.

Value of award

The committee will usually look to an upper limit for awards in the range £600-£800.

Other Grants, Prizes & Scholarships

A full list of available Grants is accessible here.

For Prizes and Scholarships, click here.