
Grants
There are a range of grants available to School Associations that can provide funding for resources, activities, and school or community projects. Below, you can explore the open, ongoing, and upcoming grants available for School Associations to apply for.
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City of Hobart – Community Grant
The Community Grant supports the delivery of community-based activities that involve, engage and benefit the Hobart community.Grant amount: $1000 – $5000Applications close: 24 Mar 2025 -
Forest Hill Grant
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.Grant amount: up to $10000Applications close: 5 May 2025 -
Real School Grant
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.Grant amount: $5000Applications close: 31 Oct 2025 -
Inspiring Tasmania – Community STEM Grants
For activities: National Science Week period (2-24 August 2025) Small program grants: up to $4000 Large program grants: between $4000-8000Grant amount: up to $8000Applications close: 26 Mar 2025 -
Yamaha Music Australia Great Start Grant
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.Grant amount: $10,000 RRPApplications close: 15 Apr 2025 -
Australian Museum Eureka Prizes
It’s time for students with a knack for communicating, and budding filmmakers with an interest in science, to pull out their cameras. Sponsored by the University of Sydney, the Sleek Geeks Science Eureka Prize encourages students to explore a scientific concept, discovery or invention, or test their own scientific hypothesis in a short film. Students can work individually or in teams of up to six people, and there is a prize pool of $10,000 to be shared between the winners and their schools.Grant amount: pool of $10,000Applications close: 14 Apr 2025