At PROJECT ROCKIT, we believe that every student deserves equal access to bullying education. Our Foundation is dedicated to supporting schools and communities facing significant geographic and socio-economic barriers to access our workshops. Through fully funded and partially subsidised programs, we are committed to ensuring all young people feel empowered to challenge bullying and build a school culture grounded in understanding, kindness and inclusivity.
All of our primary and secondary face-to-face workshops are available for funding, along with our online platform PR Plus.
For some grant-funded projects, only certain workshops may be available for specific year levels. If any of these limitations apply to your school, our School Engagement Coordinators will communicate them to you throughout the nomination process.
To help understand if your school qualifies for additional support, we’ve put together a brief list of guidelines. We encourage you to apply for funding if:
You work at a government/public school anywhere across Australia
Your school is located in a regional, rural or remote area
Your school has an ICSEA rating of 980 or below for metropolitan areas, and 1010 or below for regional, rural and remote areas
Despite these recommended guidelines, we also accept and encourage nominations from schools that may not fulfil this criteria, but have an evident need that aligns with our workshops.
In all cases, nominations with high levels of detail and a clear explanation of how your barriers impede your access to external school providers will be preferenced.
A core anti-bullying workshop for primary schools, building shared understanding of bullying and equipping students to move from bystander to upstander.
