Primary, Secondary, special schools, Sixth Form colleges and alternative provision settings within the Beneficial Area are all eligible to apply for funding. Specifically: 

• Schools must be Ofsted inspected 
• State maintained schools with an open admissions policy, including open admission faith schools.

Please note:

• Any work funded by the Charity should be of secular nature and be inclusive, with that inclusivity being representative of the school demographic 
• Schools are required to provide copies of their Safeguarding, PHSE and Equality & Diversity Policies at point of application. 
• Schools are expected to provide the Grants Team with access to their wider educational teaching, if requested. This includes the opportunity to visit classrooms during lessons and view lesson plans

 The Charity gives priority to schools which: 

• embrace and can show evidence of an open admissions policy 
• can demonstrate a broad composition of all faiths and/or none 
• openly promote inclusivity in PSHE policies and delivery 
• have an Ofsted rating of Outstanding/Good

• Schools that have not yet been inspected by Ofsted
• Independent schools
• State maintained schools which do not have an open admissions policy
• PTAs