Educational Grants:
There are numerous educational grants available to support Australian schools, organisations and individuals increase participation in STEM.
Aboriginal Benefits Foundation Grants
The Foundation provides grants to projects which advance educational attainment and equality in Aboriginal communities.
Every month Bank West takes the first 40 applications that fit their entry criteria and puts them up for a public vote. The 6 projects with the highest votes receive $1000 and the rest receive $200 each.
The Brighter Futures community funding grants are designed to support organisations that are working to develop stronger communities. Teachers can apply for funding under the educational category.
This grant aims to support organisations, schools and teachers improve STEM participation through the delivery of science engagement and communication projects, events and activities.
This educational funding aims to provide indigenous students with the necessary resources to close the attainment gap between non-indigenous and indigenous students.
Each year, funds are given to NSW stakeholders to deliver high-profile community STEM events.
QLD-Peter Doherty Awards for Excellence in STEM Education
Any school or teacher who has implemented strategies to lift student performance in STEM subjects can apply for this award. The award should be used to undertake activities associated with the STEM course or purchase equipment to assist in the development of STEM learning.
School Grant Program in South Australia
These are grants to help school-initiated National Science Week activities. Applications are accepted that support the running of a National Science Week activity or event in a school and teachers can apply for up to $500.
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