<p> PROJECT PROPOSAL APPLICATION FORM Academic & Specialist Research, Projects, Creative Practice, Collaborations.</p><p>Canterbury Cathedral aims to support academic and specialist research, creative practice, projects and collaborations, which in turn supports the aims and objectives of the Cathedral whilst benefiting heritage, people and community.</p><p>Applications should aim to support the Cathedral’s mission and values as set out in the Strategic Plan including the development of the Cathedral as a centre of excellence for education and learning, and the implementation of The Canterbury Journey project, which aims to engage new, diverse and hard-to-reach audiences through wider learning and participation across an accessible range of disciplines and platforms. </p><p>Outcomes must evidence benefit and impact resulting in enhanced and sustainable learning resources to be used for further public engagement such as exhibitions, publications, lectures, tours, talks, presentations, workshops, conferences, screenings, festivals, performances, broadcasts and online resources and content.</p><p>Support from the Cathedral may include access to Archives and Library resources, Cathedral spaces, shared audiences, staff time and publicity. The Cathedral does not provide funding, equipment or materials and, in some cases, fees may be applied for use of spaces, staff time and additional resources brought in to enable delivery.</p><p>Requests to access the Cathedral’s historic collections including archival material, library content and objects will be reviewed by the Collections Management Group for approval and, in some cases, may necessitate approval from the Fabric Advisory Committee and/or the Cathedrals Fabric Commission for England.</p><p>All completed applications will be assessed against a set of criteria as set out in the attached guidelines. Selected applications will then be presented to the Dean and Chapter for approval. Once approved, a key member of Cathedral staff will be appointed as your liaison and will be responsible for monitoring and evaluating your project.</p><p>Name______Date______</p><p>Title______</p><p>Institution or organisation______</p><p>Website______</p><p>Email address______</p><p>Telephone numbers______</p><p>1 Postal address______Project title</p><p>Start date of project End date of project</p><p>Project description: within 500 words please describe your project idea and how this helps to deliver the Cathedral’s mission and values. </p><p>Outcomes: within 200 words please describe expected outcomes i.e. publication, exhibition, broadcast, symposia, product, festival, performance. Resources: Please set out below Cathedral resource requirements and available funding.</p><p>3 Audiences: please describe your planned public engagement and wider learning activities.</p><p>Participations: who will be taking part in your project i.e. volunteers, workshop leaders, partners?</p><p>Benefits: what are the benefits to people, the community and heritage? </p><p>Impacts: what impact will your project have? GUIDELINES</p><p>Supporting documentation To allow us to fully access your application, please supply the following supporting documentation:</p><p> CV and personal statement  Examples of previous work  Delivery plan  Budget  Risk Assessment (where applicable)  Copies of relevant insurances, permissions or licences (where applicable)  Evaluation methodology </p><p>Criteria All proposals will be considered against the following criteria which support the Cathedral’s mission and values as follows:</p><p> The Cathedral’s development as a centre of excellence for education and learning  Appropriateness to the Cathedral’s ethos and setting  Compatibility with the Cathedral Diary and existing programmes  Support the implementation of The Canterbury Journey Project and Activity Plan  Develop and engage new, diverse and hard-to-reach audiences  Positively promote the Cathedral its historic collections and heritage  Cathedral’s capacity and availability of resources </p><p>Terms and conditions  Provide information of any proposed funding bids intended to support this proposal where the Cathedral might be named as a participant or partner – Cathedral consent must be sought prior to funding submissions.  Provide draft copies of all press, PR, media, marketing and interpretation materials for the Cathedral’s comment and approval prior to release  Promotion, marketing and interpretation materials must be accessible to a range of people with differing intellectual and physical abilities</p><p>5  Cathedral’s logo (and in some instances the HLF’s logo) to be displayed on publicity material  Measure and report on impact and provide a detailed Evaluation Report  Provide copies of all outputs for the Cathedral’s free licence to use for learning purposes and to support the ongoing work of the Cathedral in engaging people  Cathedral staff or volunteers are not responsible for any loss, damage or theft to any person or property  Applicants are responsible for their own, and other people’s health, safety and welfare whilst on site  Applicants will not damage any part of the Cathedral, environs or property  Applicants will not cause any reputational damage to the Cathedral, its staff, volunteers or community  The Cathedral does not provide funding, equipment or materials  In some cases the Cathedral may charge fees for use of spaces, additional staff time or resources brought in to facilitate delivery  The Cathedral reserves the right to amend this agreement subject to changes beyond its control</p><p>Thank you for submitting your completed Proposal Application Form and supporting documentation.</p><p>Decision turnaround will be approximately 6-8 weeks – in some cases longer if additional information or permissions from the Fabric Advisory Committee (FAC), the Cathedrals Fabric Commission England (CFCE) or the Cathedral’s Collections Management Group (CMG) are required. </p><p>Successful applicants will be notified by email and required to sign the Cathedral’s Access Programme Agreement.</p><p>Applicants will be appointed a Cathedral liaison who will act as your project monitor throughout. PROJECT PROPOSAL ASSESSEMENT</p><p>Outcomes must evidence benefit and impact resulting in enhanced and sustainable learning resources to be used for further public engagement such as exhibitions, publications, lectures, tours, talks, presentations, workshops, conferences, screenings, festivals, performances, broadcasts and online resources and content.</p><p>Support from the Cathedral may include access to Archive and Library resources, Cathedral spaces, shared audiences, staff time and publicity. The Cathedral does not provide funding, equipment or materials and, in some cases, fees may be applied for use of spaces, staff time and additional resources brought in to facilitate project delivery.</p><p>Permission may be needed from the FAC or CFCE to access the Cathedral’s historic collections.</p><p>Supporting Documentation (please circle or delete as appropriate)</p><p>CV/personal statement YES/NO Examples of previous work YES/NO Delivery plan YES/NO Budget (where applicable) YES/NO Risk Assessment (where applicable) YES/NO Copies of relevant insurances, Permissions, licences (where applicable) YES/NO Evaluation methodology YES/NO</p><p>Criteria (please circle or delete as appropriate)</p><p>Does the proposal support the Cathedral’s development as a centre of excellence for education and learning? YES/NO</p><p>Is the proposal appropriate to the Cathedral’s ethos and setting? YES/NO</p><p>Is the proposal compatible with the Cathedral Diary and existing programmes? YES/NO</p><p>Does the proposal support the implementation of The Canterbury Journey and Activity Plan? YES/NO</p><p>Does the proposal develop and engage new, diverse and hard-to-reach audiences? YES/NO</p><p>Does the proposal positively promote the Cathedral, its historic collections and heritage? YES/NO</p><p>7 Does the Cathedral have the capacity and availability resources to support the proposal? YES/NO</p><p>Recommendation to Chapter YES/NO</p><p>AGREEMENT Academic & Specialist Research, Projects, Creative Practice, Collaborations</p><p>This agreement sets out the parameters, benefits and responsibilities of all parties to ensure this activity fulfils Canterbury Cathedral’s aims to support academic and specialist research, creative practice, projects and collaborations, which in turn supports the aims and objectives of the Cathedral’s Strategic Plan whilst benefiting heritage, people and community.</p><p>Title:</p><p>Start date of project: End date of project:</p><p>Resource requirements: ______</p><p>Cathedral contact: ______</p><p>Terms and Conditions: </p><p> Provide information of any proposed funding bids intended to support this proposal where the Cathedral might be named as a participant or partner – Cathedral consent must be sought prior to funding submissions.  Provide draft copies of all press, PR, media, marketing and interpretation materials for the Cathedral’s comment and approval prior to release  Promotion, marketing and interpretation materials must be accessible to a range of people with differing intellectual and physical abilities  Cathedral’s logo (and in some instances the HLF’s logo) to be displayed on publicity material  Measure and report on impact and provide a detailed Evaluation Report  Provide copies of all outputs for the Cathedral’s free licence to use for learning purposes and to support the ongoing work of the Cathedral in engaging people  Cathedral staff or volunteers are not responsible for any loss, damage or theft to any person or property  Applicants are responsible for their own, and other people’s health, safety and welfare whilst on site  Applicants will not damage any part of the Cathedral, environs or property  Applicants will not cause any reputational damage to the Cathedral, its staff, volunteers or community  The Cathedral does not provide funding, equipment or materials</p><p>9  In some cases the Cathedral may charge fees for use of spaces, additional staff time or resources brought in to facilitate delivery  The Cathedral reserves the right to amend this agreement subject to changes beyond its control</p><p>We, the undersigned, agree to adhere to the above Terms and Conditions.</p><p>Name______</p><p>Title______</p><p>For and on behalf of ______</p><p>Signature ______Date ______</p><p>Name______</p><p>Title______</p><p>For and on behalf of CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL</p><p>Signature ______Date ______EVALUATION TEMPLATE Academic & Specialist Research, Projects, Creative Practice, Collaborations</p><p>Title:</p><p>Start date of project: End date of project:</p><p>Summary:</p><p>Outcome for heritage, people and community:</p><p>11 Impact:</p><p>Marketing and publicity [include attachments, images and links]:</p><p>Audience numbers [include age range, gender, demographic and images]:</p><p>Numbers of participants [include age range, gender, demographic and images]: Number of volunteers engaged [include age range, gender, demographic]:</p><p>What worked well:</p><p>What didn’t work well:</p><p>13 Lessons learned:</p><p>Appendices:</p><p>Please attach images, copies of press and media coverage, marketing and promotion materials, links to online outputs and audience/participants comment and feedback.</p>