SURREY SATRO

Funding towards a project providing an alternative educational provision for young people on the fringes of education, targeting the most disadvantaged.

Funding towards a mobile classroom enabling young people on the edges of the education system to become reengaged via construction skills

Funding for a targeted Games Club pilot scheme to be run in Surrey schools to encourage young people into the software and creative industries

SATRO - Our New Way Forward

Funding towards the staff costs and day-to-day costs of a Mobile Construction classroom by an organisation that offers qualifications for disadvantaged young people in Surrey.

The grant will support SATRO's work developing skills, aspirations and career opportunities for disadvantaged and excluded students in science, technology, engineering and maths.

SATRO - Our New Way Forward

Essential running costs for a mobile construction classroom project.

2 year contribution towards the costs of a Mobile Construction classroom to provide qualifications for disadvantaged young people in Surrey

towards two years' running costs of the Mobile Construction programme, providing a BTEC qualification in construction and building services to disadvantaged young people in Surrey

Extended work placement scheme for girls in STEM businesses

Mobile classroom project with Halow Charity.

Mentoring programme for young people at risk of becoming disengaged with their education.

Mobile skills provision for young people in alternative education provision in Reigate and Ashtead.

Essential running costs for a mobile construction classroom project.

Inspiring Young People In STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths)

students will gain employability skills students will gain research skills relevant to their STEM placement students will complete a four week work placement students will gain the prestigious Gold CREST Award students will gain insight of ....more

students will gain employability skills students will gain research skills relevant to their STEM placement students will complete a four week work placement students will gain the prestigious Gold CREST Award students will gain insight of academic/working world students will gain self confidence, motivation and esteem The female students will be ale to see that university is a place for them to excel and expand their career horizons. These placements tackle the critical issue of lack of diversity in STEM study at higher levels, and chronic lack of aspiration/progression in female students from challenging economic circumstances and/or no prior history of University education in the family whilst at the same time selecting high achieving students. I have no doubt the SATRO Extended Research Placement programme produces some of the futures top female scientists and engineers. Dr Radu Sporea, University of Surrey Students have their eyes opened to potential opportunities and excitement of career opportunities which, in turn, leads to improved results in STEM subjects, and improved uptake of these subjects at all stages of progression. Historically, following A levels all students progress to university to study a STEM subject. We actively seek funding for students from corporates and Foundations as the programme is fully scalable we only recruit bursary students we have funding for. These students do not come from families who have contacts who would be able to secure they type of placements; they are competitive and highly sought after.

Funding to place academically gifted but economically disadvantaged female students (aged 17) in four week summer work placements linked to STEM subjects.

Laptops for use in primary schools to teach algorithmic programming.

Multi project application for Mobile Classrooms, CAD training and TeenTech

Support for the Mobile Construction Classrooms for disadvantaged / disengaged young people and those with SEN, and Student awards.

Match Funding re Employee Fundraising

purchase of van for a charity which works with disadvantaged young people in Guildford

Core funding of Mobile Construction Bus Programme and Carl Burrows Trust Awards

Mobile Construction Classroom for disadvantaged / disengaged young people and those with SEN.

STEMX - raising aspirations, employability and engagement for the next generation

This project will use the funding to run extra-curricular activities for black and minority ethnic groups and other disadvantaged young people.

Mobile Construction Classroom for disadvantaged pupils at a School in Reigate & Banstead.

towards three years' running costs of the 'Mobile Construction' programme, delivering BTEC qualifications in construction and building services to disadvantaged young people in Surrey

Mobile Construction Classroom costs for students with severe and profound learning difficulties to work towards a BTEC certification.

towards three years' running costs of a mobile vocational training project in Surrey that teaches construction and building skills to disadvantaged young people

This is a project by an incorporated charity based in Surrey. The organisation will use the funding to deliver basic construction trade skills and confidence building training to previously homeless young people now living in a residential centre. ....more

This is a project by an incorporated charity based in Surrey. The organisation will use the funding to deliver basic construction trade skills and confidence building training to previously homeless young people now living in a residential centre. This will improve their life chances by increasing their confidence and self-esteem and ability to reengage in employment and/or education.