Enabling schools to deliver a nutritious breakfast five days a week, to all students in their school – to eliminate the stigma of partaking.

You will need to specify the type of project or equipment required and the benefit it will provide. This might include items such as sensory equipment, sensory room fittings, 3D printers, Smart Boards, Clover Book (portable electronic magnifier for BLV students), kitchen garden, bike track etc.

The Forest Hill objectives focus on projects for the well-being, education and care of young children (from birth to eight years). The funds will be distributed to benefit young children Australia wide. This includes contributing to: – hands on projects directed at the education, care and welfare of young children and – the development of a body of informed and up to date knowledge on early childhood development i.e. research into early childhood development.

This Grant is offered annually to one school and/or school group/committee. Real School Grant Program, you will need to write a long form description (maximum 700 words) on what your school would do with the allocated grant, and how it will benefit your school and/or community.

Yamaha Music Australia is excited to offer four grants—each valued at $10,000 RRP—designed to transform drum and percussion programs in schools across Australia. These grants aim to further improve access to high-quality music education and inspire the next generation of musicians.

12 grants, with two tiers of funding at $10,000 and $20,000 per grant. Themes: People and regions. Environmental awareness. Innovation into the future. Healthy bodies and minds. Encouraging diversity. Safety first.