How Can You Fund Your Project?

Young people don’t just learn science… they live it!

Would You Like to Offer Your Students a Science Experience but Wondering How to Fund Your Project?

You’re in the right place!

Offering your students a science experience is often more accessible than you might think.

Many schools across British Columbia are able to fund part or all of their activities through various funding programs, partner organizations, and parent associations.

Funding opportunities vary depending on the type of school, the proposed project, and the programs available.

The good news? Many schools already fund Profaqua activities through these programs. Depending on your school and your project, you may be eligible to benefit from them as well.

Several programs and organizations can contribute to educational, cultural, or science activities.

Here are some funding sources commonly used by schools across British Columbia.

Are You a Conseil scolaire francophone (CSF) School?

PassepART

PassepART micro-grants support cultural and artistic projects that promote students’ linguistic development. Depending on the nature of the project, certain Profaqua science shows and educational activities may meet the program’s eligibility criteria.

PassepART Website Link

Vice-Versa

The Vice-Versa program encourages partnerships between CSF schools and Francophone community organizations. While Profaqua is an incorporated business, schools may apply in partnership with their Parent Association (APÉ), which may be eligible under the program’s criteria.

Vice-Versa Website Link

Your Parent Association (APÉ)

The Parent Association (APÉ) plays an essential role in school life. In addition to organizing various activities, it can provide financial support for certain educational projects or apply for funding through eligible programs.

APÉ Website Link

Are You an English-Language School Offering a French Immersion or Core French Program?

English-language schools also have access to various funding opportunities to enrich French-language learning.

Canadian Parents for French (CPF)

Canadian Parents for French supports the promotion and learning of French across Canada. Depending on the programs currently available, some schools may have access to resources or funding opportunities to organize educational activities in French.

CPF Website Link

Your Parent Advisory Council (PAC)

The Parent Advisory Council (PAC) is the equivalent of the APÉ in English-language schools. Many PACs provide financial support for educational projects through fundraising activities or their annual budget.

PAC Website Link

Need Help Getting Started?

Every school is different.

If you would like to discuss your project or get more information about funding opportunities that may apply to your situation, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

We’ll be happy to support you in bringing your project to life.

A quality science project is often more accessible than you might think. Let’s talk!