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How to book onto Workshops and Group Industry Placements

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New resilient coastal communities and seas network announced

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The University of Hull is to lead a new £2m national COAST-R network to generate knowledge, action and resilience for UK coastal communities and seas.

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Coastal Schools and Educational Isolation

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Plymouth University: Improved pupil behaviour and a greater level of engagement in learning are among the qualities being observed in coastal areas with…

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New report exposes disparities faced by coastal and rural schools

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Making a difference is at the heart of what we do here at Plymouth Marjon University, find out how our staff and students do this on our news pages.

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Coastal towns as ‘left-behind places’: economy, environment and planning

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Abstract. Many coastal towns in England face a unique set of overlapping challenges: a longstanding socio-economic stagnation and environmental threats com

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Coastal deprivation and digital levelling up | FE News

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Exploring the evidence-base: Climate change and sustainability education : My College

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This article has been published as part of the Rethinking Curriculum project, kindly funded by The Helen Hamlyn Trust. By Jenna Crittenden, Curriculum Design Lead at The Chartered College of Teaching and Beth O’Brien, Education Content Manager at The Chartered College of Teaching What do we mean by ‘sustainability’? In […]

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Coastal towns in England and Wales October 2020

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£740 million allocated for 10,000 new places for pupils with SEND

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New SEND places to create more inclusive classrooms in mainstream schools, delivering on Plan for Change to break down barriers to opportunity.

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Find out about current opportunities and get answers to frequently asked questions about applying for EEF funding.

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The UK coastline plays a vital role in the economy, history and culture of our country. The government is helping coastal communities flourish and strengthen their appeal as places to live, work and visit.

The Coastal Communities Fund Round 5 is now open with £40 million available for spend from April 2019 to end of March 2021.

Funding goes to projects over £50,000 that will ultimately lead to regeneration and economic growth whilst directly or indirectly safeguarding and creating sustainable jobs.

Since 2012, the Coastal Communities Fund has invested £174 million into 295 projects UK-wide.

The Big Lottery Fund delivered rounds 1 to 4 on behalf of the government. Past projects can be found on the Big Lottery website.

The government is now inviting bids for a new £1 million Coastal Revival Fund round, which is for grant funding to be spent in 2018 to 2019. The Coastal Revival Fund is targeted at bringing at-risk coastal heritage sites back into economic use.

Bids of up to £50,000 per project, are to be submitted by 23:59 hours on Thursday 5 July 2018.

This fund could start the regeneration of a much loved building or asset such as pier, park, 1930's lido or promenade.

The first Coastal Revival Fund round provided £3.7 million to support 92 projects in coastal areas. See details of past projects.

Coastal Community Teams

The first Coastal Community Teams were set up in 2015. Since then £1.46million has been provided to 146 teams around the British Coast.

Find the Team in your area on the map

Coastal teams work to unlock barriers to economic development and create sustainable economic growth and jobs. Find out about each Coastal Community Team and read their plans

If you would like further information or to register your interest, please email coastalcommunities@communities.gsi.gov.uk.

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The UK coastline plays a vital role in the economy, history and culture of our country. The government is helping coastal communities flourish and strengthen their appeal as places to live, work and visit. The Coastal Communities Fund Round 5 is now open with £40 million available for spend from April 2019 to end of March 2021.