Schools across the UK and Ireland can apply for grants of up to £600 to support geography fieldwork and expeditions through the Frederick Soddy Schools Award programme, delivered in association with the Royal Geographical Society. The funding is available to schools undertaking fieldwork with a strong element of human geography and aims to give young people aged 5 to 18 the opportunity to benefit from valuable hands-on learning experiences, regardless of their background or circumstances. Previous awards have supported field trips and projects in locations including the Eden Project and Snowdonia. Applications are assessed on the merits of each project, with priority given to schools that did not receive funding in the previous year. The closing date for applications is 30 November 2026.
1 min reading
Funding Available for School Geography Fieldwork and Expeditions
Share article
Keep Reading
Minerals & Mining Careers Resources and Opportunities
Discover free resources, employer encounters and workplace experiences to help students explore the wide range of careers available across t...
DWP Support for Schools in Buckinghamshire
Discover free DWP support for Buckinghamshire schools, helping Careers Leaders support young people at risk of becoming NEET through tailore...
What’s Changing with Apprenticeships?
Get up to speed on recent changes to apprenticeships with this short film from Amazing Apprenticeships and the CDI, covering new development...
The School & College Guide to National Apprenticeship Week 2027
Get ready for National Apprenticeship Week 2027 with ideas, activities and resources from Amazing Apprenticeships to help schools and colleg...
Help and support