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Funding available for cross-border Citizenship and values projects
12 October 2012
Funding of up to £3,000 is available from the Five Nations Network for cross-border Citizenship and values projects.
The Five Nations Network are offering funding of up to £3,000 for projects that develop links between two or more of the nations involved in the Five Nations Network. These are England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Since 2010 a total of eleven grants of up to £3,000 each (for direct costs) have been awarded to collaborative projects across the five nations. Initiatives need to meet the following criteria:
+ they should be small-scale, and school- or school/community-based
+ they must involve inter-nation collaboration between at least two countries in the Five Nations Network
+ they should be of an innovative character
+ they should build on existing links and projects to support transfer of ideas to other jurisdictions
*The next round of applications is now open. Deadline: Friday 7 December 2012*
