Childcare Charities That specialise in Playground

Application for and expenditure of grants from national and other fund-giving bodies to establish and develop the village playground.Local fundraising (in Lampeter/Llanybydder area) to meet revenue costs and to contribute towards the cost of play equipment.Co-ordination of voluntary work to maintain and develop the playground.Attraction of new members to join the Management Committee.

We are small group of volunteers who are connected to the school who fundraise in the interest of providing items for the educational and well being needs of all children at our school.We hold events such as a Summer Fair, Cake Bakes, Christmas Shop's to raise money on School property, and have provided library books, playground markings, Read,Wrire Ink books and contributed to a mini bus.

Administer and maintain the pasture for grazing and public right of way, The Woodland area for recreation and amenity,also to preserve the enviroment for wildlife. The Play area is let to Stafford Borough Council as public open space

The Hall is focal to village life. Many clubs meet there, there are village hall committee functions, village fetes, private parties, the grounds are used by various clubs, there is a tennis court and new children's playground.

Funds raised are used to improve school facilities eg: playground equipment, mirrors for toilets, rugs for the library, kitchen refurbishment, provide gifts for year 6 leavers and all children receive a gift at Christmas. Sports kit and lunchtime play equipment are also provided. Various entertainment activities are also arranged to raise funds and promote school unity.

The PTA undertakes a variety of fund-raising activities, mainly in the form of social events for the parents, staff and pupils of the school, in order to raise funds to purchase items of benefit to the pupils, including educational resources, and playground and sports equipment.

Provides sports facilities and playarea for various age groups

RAISE MONEY FOR ITEMS FOR SCHOOL EG ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND, TRIM TRIAL, GAMES, subsidising school trips

The Lichfield Greenhill Bower Charitable Trust held its Trust Launch on 28th April 2015, in our first year we have given a grant to provide a younger children's slide to be placed for community use in the children's play area of the local park.

We aim to raise funds for school activities, equipment and facilities not provided for by the Local Education Authority. Projects to date include equipment for soft play area, safer surfacing for playgrounds, a new minibus, outdoor trampoline, sensory lights for hydro pool & artificial grass for learning outside the classroom. We sincerely thank all our donors for their generosity.

The Charity is a Parent Teacher Association for a Primary School in Essex. It aims to raise money for the benefit of the children at the school. Fundraising activities are organised by parents to raise money and encourage community spirit. Monies raised directly benefit the school and its children such as new computer equipment, playground equipment, books and smaller items.

ASPTA's aim is to support our school and community of children, parents and carers, staff and others. We organise activities that are both fun and raise funds - our current goal is to refurbish the school playground. Our main events are Christmas and Summer fairs, coffee mornings for new parents, cake sales and discos and magic shows for the children.

Running and upkeep of village playing fields, childrens play area and pavillion

To advance the education of the pupils in the school. The charity raises funds to support the activities of the school - for example, providing playground equipment, additional library books etc

Provide funding for Abbey Meads school activities such as school educational trips, sports equipment and playground equipment etc.

TO PROVIDE AN OPEN SPACE FOR PLAY AND RECREATION FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS OF ALL AGES. INCLUDES FOOTBALL PITCH, ALL-WEATHER MULTI-UTILITY GAMES AREA, BOWLING GREEN, TEENAGER / ADULT OUTDOOR FITNESS EQUIPMENT AND CHILDRENS PLAY AREA.

Providing outdoor recreation field and play area. Providing indoor space for community activities for a variety of groups including children and young persons. Raising funds for the maintenance of the Village Hall.

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.

Provision of a holiday playscheme in our adventure playground for children aged 8+ in the Shephall area of Stevenage. We also manage use and hiring of the building on our site.

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.

Friends Of Birchfield School undertake a range of fundraising activities for the school in order to provide new books, equipment, playground facilities and contributions towards school trips, among many other things.FoBS aim to support the school and parents in the activities which make any child's school life more enriching.

School playground furniture & equipment - ongoing maintenanceSchool leavers trip and hooded sweatshirtsSchool trip funding for each childClassroom equipment as requiredLibrary/Forest School equipment as requiredSupport for SENCO Groups and classes

St Marks Village Hall provides a leisure recreational play area with a hall that is for hire by local clubs, organizations and the beneficiaries of Holbeach St Marks, The adjoining Parish and Hamlets.

As a Parent Teacher Association we support school events as well as arrange fund raising activities. All profit goes back to the school to support the childrens education by supplying extra equipment or trips, or fun things for the playground the school budget would not cover.

The charity has the sole objective of serving to raise funds for specialist playground equipment for use by pupils at the school. Funding is sought from private and organisation donations, and from discrete fundraising activities. However, if this is achieved, then we still wish to run the charity for additional equipment and facilities for our children.