Childcare Charities That specialise in Playground

The charity has been established over 30 years and are the main fundraising body of the school. A wide range of events are organised throughout the year.The organisation is incredibly successful for a small primary school raising considerable funds each year. Monies raised by the association have helped purchase computer equipment, sports equipment and substantial playground equipment upgrades.

The Friends of James Wolfe School (FJWS) raises funds to provide equipment, activities & entertainment for the children attending the school. We have subsidised school clubs and various art & cultural visits/performances. We continue to update the classrooms, library literacy resources and the playground. We will support the school as it expands to a four form school consisting of two campuses.

Oakwood Park and Jesson Playing Fields is a local community green space with a range of active and passive recreation facilities. This includes a childrens play area, Multi Use Games Area, along with sports football pitches and informal seating area.

This charity raises money that is spent on the pupils of Prenton Primary School, Wirral. Expenditure is on items such as PE equipment, IT hardware/software, books, games school visits and school playground. Funds are raised through activities within the school involving parents, pupils and the local community.

The Association is involved in the administration of the playing field situated at Towles Fields, Burton on the Wolds. This comprises a chilren's play area, a football pitch and two tennis courts.

Friends of Trinity St Mary's CE Primary School has been set up to raise funding (through grants, sponsorships and donations) for the redevelopment of Trinity St Mary's upper school playground (including the installation a Multi Use Games Area - MUGA) and future projects that align with the charity's purpose.

The main activity of Springhill Parents and Friends Association is the organising of fund raising events. Funds raised are used to advance the education of the pupils by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school. Examples include improving playground equipment, purchasing hand driers to aid and promote health and hygiene and purchasing music books.

Provides a village hall and a playing field, complete with multi-use games court and children's play area, for the use of residents of Somerleyton and the surrounding area.

We are a Parent Teacher Association raising funds to provide items for the children such as new playground equipment, hall curtains, sound system for plays and sports days etc., such other items that would be beneficial to the children from time to time as considered appropriate by the PTA, we also continue to run the accounts used to fund reairs and maintain the school swimming pool.

Village Hall available for hire. Contains snooker room, kitchen, hall and stage, all weather outside recreation court and fully equiped childrens play area.

Allotments, recreation ground and children's play area

To provide recreational facilities for the inhabitants of and visitors to the village of Hawkshead.These currently include a childrens play area with equipment suitable for children in the age range 3 to 12 years old. A full size football pitch with changing facilities. A crown green bowling facility. Two tennis courts. A general play area equipped with picnic benches and tables.

A village hall for the village of Lea, near Ross-on-Wye in Herefordshire. We have a large hall and kitchen with a separate meeting room. There is parking for 60 vehicles, a large playing field, children's play area and fenced patio. Groups meet regularly for short-mat bowling, art, yoga, keep-fit, Brownies, a lunch club and coffee morning, and we host many other ad hoc parties and events, too.

Provision of the Little Wymondley Recreation Ground, Little Wymondley, Hertfordshire comprising two football pitches and a lacrosse pitch; an associated sports pavilion (comprising changing rooms, kitchen and toilet facilities); a Multi Use Games Area; tennis courts and a tennis hut; a children's playground; and private car parking.

Tunley Recreation Centre comprises a hall, sports field, meadow and children's play area, in all some 7 acres. Activities include dog training group, exercise classes, football club and other community events including meetings and private functions all serving a village community and the wider area.

THE AIM OF THE ECWA IS TO PROVIDE, MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE VILLAGE HALL AND PLAYGROUND BY RAISING MONEY THROUGH VARIOUS ACTIVITIES. THE PROVISION OF SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES FOR ALL SECTORS OF THE COMMUNITY (PRE SCHOOL TO SENIOR CITIZEN) IS IMPORTANT SO OPPORTUNITIES ARE ORGANISED AND PUBLICISED THROUGH A WEBSITE AND EMAIL SYSTEM, AS WELL AS NOTICEBOARDS AND FLIERS.

We raise funds to provide our school with those extra items and equipment that cannot be provided through the school budget. Our aim is to enhance the school experience for all pupils at the school. We have provided an IT suite of laptop computers, adventure play equipment, playground signs and most recently decorated and equipped an international music room.

We provide a community hall-multipurpose sports facilities-also outdoor multipurpose all weather court and childrens play area-to be used by any sect, creed, race or religion for the benefit of the inhabitants of Tugby and all others users including disabled.

Fund raising activity is undertaken by the charity, members are parents of pupils and teachers at the school. The charity and the school decide each year upon an appropriate project which the charity can support. Past projects include playground enhancements and technology. Monies are raised through a variety of activities ranging from summer and Xmas fairs, cake sales to curry and quiz nights.

The aim of the P.T.A. at Leverstock Green JMI school is to raise money for the benefit of the children of the school. Some of the money raised has been spent on equipment for the classrooms, new playground equipment, growing up talks, visits to the school by bands and pantomimes.

The charity provides recreational facilities for use by the village and surrounding areas. There is a pavillion, with main Hall, kitchen and toilets. Outside there is a playing field, Multi Use Games Area and a childrens playground.

Our aim is to provide support and funding that can help the school foster the childrenÔÇÖs development and learning. For example, we are currently trying to raise funds to improve the school's playground.

THE CHARITY OPERATES WITHIN THE VILLAGE OF ST.KEVERNE ON THE LIZARD PENINSULAWE ARE SMALL CHAIRTY RUN BY VOLUNTEERS, WE AIM TO RAISE MONEY IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN AND IMPROVE THE CHILDRENS PLAY AREA, PAVILLIONS, TENNIS COURTS AND RECREATION FIELD IN THE HOPE OF PROVIDING A SAFE, FUN ENVIROMENT FOR THE COMMUNITY.

Caring for the environment by regenerating and improving a sizeable estate pond and surrounding borders/grass. Raising finance to completely renew a toddler?s play area. Regular cleaning parties in an estate ?ancient? woodland. Fundraising events with both residents and non-residents. Monthly newsletter to residents and non-.residents. Neighbourhood watch with reporting via a Mail2Group.

Friends of Sherwood Park hold fundraising events such as fetes, disco's, quiz nights, sponsored events and the like, with the aim of providing necessary equipment, chairs, changing tables, playground, upkeep of the buses, Christmas presents for the pupils etc. Without the fundraising many of these things the school cannot afford, even though they are essential.