Beneficiary group Charities That specialise in Girls

Part of a boys and girls preparatory and pre-preparatory boarding and day school giving religious and educational instruction.

Provision of a day school providing an excellent all-round education for girls and boys from 2-13 years of age. The attainment of academic excellence in keeping with the ability of each pupil by providing high quality teaching . We deliver a skills-based, rounded, inclusive education,developing an enthusiasm for learning and fostering self-motivation, personal responsibility and teamwork..

Weekly meetings providing training for educational and personal development for girls from seven years old and continued advancement of the adult leaders.

The objects of the School are to provide for the education of children and the provision of exhibitions, prizes,rewards and scholarships to prospective, present and past students. These objects are met through the one activity of operating and developing All Hallows (Cranmore Hall) School (The School). The School is for boys and girls aged 4 to 13 which includes day and boarding provision.

The School principally provides education in Beeston Regis to boys and girls from the age of 7-14.

Education of girls and boys aged 11-18.On the 25th March 2014 the charity transferred its school operations along with the assets and liabilities to United Church Schools Trust and United Church Schools Foundations Ltd. From that date it no longer operated a school, but continues to have education as its charitable purpose.

Provision of a Nursery, Pre-Prep and Preparatory School for girls aged two to 11 and boys aged two to 5

The charity is associated with St James Senior Boys School.

Provides books and resources for students to assist them to progress to further education.Also provides music bursary for gifted pupils.

THE COMPANY OWNS AND MANAGES AN HISTORIC SITE IN WHICH IT OPERATES AN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL IN MEMBERSHIP OF THE GIRLS SCHOOL ASSOCIATION, THE BOARDING SCHOOL ASSOCIATION AND OTHER RELEVANT BODIES. THE SCHOOL SEEKS TO EDUCATE THE WHOLE PERSON BY EQUIPPING EACH STUDENT WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TO MAKE THE MOST OF THE OPPORTUNITES AVAILABLE TO WOMEN IN THE WORLD AND TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMUNITY.

Encouragement of girls and young women to achieve their potential

To make an annual award to the Head girl of the school.

We aim to empower women and girls who have been traditionally disenfranchised from access to existing services, to effect positive change in their leisure, work and social environments. We do this by providing group work where women and girls can meet, have fun, learn new skills and look at issues relevant to their lives, building confidence in a safe and supportive environment.

The Charity's primary object is to promote the mental, moral, physical and social well-being and development of boys and girls in poor circumstances in the Sefton area.

Junior Football (7-16 yrs) for both boys and girls. Senior Football - male and female. Childrens Play Area, Dominoes, Pool, Darts, Bingo and Snooker

The activities of this charity have now been taken over by The Birmingham Boys and Girls Union Registration number 1120499.

Providing support and activities for Rainbow, Brownie and Guide units

101 GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES110 SPORT/RECREATIONPROVIDING BUILDING AND FACILITIES FOR CHILDREN/YOUNG PEOPLE

Promote the education (including social and physical training)to girls and young women under 21 who live or has a parent who lives in Ansdel.

Land and Buildings to be used by the County Council for secondary education of boys and girls

Gives grants to pupils of the School to help with costs of Further Education

Provision of education for boys and girls aged two and a half to eighteen years of age.

Prize Giving

The charity offers safe accommodation to vulnerable young women and children aged 16-25 yrs. We offer housing support services and specialist therapeutic care provision. We currently provide 13 units of accommodation and 10 units of outreach support.

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