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Screen Scotland - Screen Education Fund
The Screen Education Fund supports projects that help make screen education more accessible, inclusive and sustainable. Applications should align with the fund's key priorities:- Support the development and growth of screen education across Scotland.- Support the continued professional development of teachers and educators to deliver screen education.- Support the long-term sustainability of screen education by through projects which will strengthen its provision across Scotland.- Promote the value and benefit of screen education.The fund is designed for innovative projects with the potential to develop increased understanding of formal, informal and non-formal screen education and supports learning in schools, communities, and other non-traditional settings - wherever screen education can thrive.Funding can be used to support a range of costs in planning and delivering your project, such as:- Programme planning and scheduling- Programme delivery, including staffing costs- Safeguarding costs related to your project- Specialist screen education practitioners- Training and professional development- Delivery venue costs- Access costsThe maximum length of time for a funded project to run is 12 months.
https://funding.scot/funds/a0RP1000007KNhBMAW/screen-scotland-screen-education-fund
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https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/the-enabling-statefrom-rhetoric-to-reality
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https://scvo.scot/research/reports/evidence-library/the-uk-civil-society-almanac-2022
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