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BlueSpark Foundation Grants (Up to £5,000)

Overview

Schools, community groups and not-for-profit organisations in England can apply for funding to support projects that benefit children and young people aged 5 to 22.

The BlueSpark Foundation provides grants for small-scale projects that improve education, build confidence and develop teamwork and employability skills.

What funding is available?

  • Grants typically under £2,000

  • Up to £5,000 available for some projects

Who can apply?

  • Schools

  • Community groups

  • Clubs and societies

  • Not-for-profit organisations

  • In some cases, individuals

Projects must benefit young people aged 5–22 in England.

What can the funding support?

Funding can be used for a wide range of activities, including:

  • Music, dance and performance

  • Sport and physical activity

  • Outdoor learning and team-building

  • Educational trips and excursions

  • Academic enrichment (e.g. STEM clubs, competitions)

Projects should help young people develop skills such as confidence, teamwork and creativity.

Key details

  • Application deadline: Ongoing (no fixed deadline)

  • Location: England

  • Match funding: Not required, but contributions may strengthen applications

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