Education Charities That specialise in Further education

Organising fund raising events for the school and providing funds for pupils further education which they cannot afford from their main school budget

The Development Fund exists to support the activities of New College, Oxford, and beyond that such wider activities in the sphere of higher education and research as the Trustees may decide.

Grants are made annually to persons within a five mile radius of the parish boundary, who are receiving further education.

Educational support

Educational grants are given to students at school, college and university to assist with course books and equipment who are resident in the villages of Chew Magna, Stanton Drew, Stanton Prior, Stowey Sutton and Newton St Loe. Small donations are given to those who are both elderly and in need at Christmas time.

HELP PROVIDE EXTRA EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL BENEFITS TO PUPILS AT MALVERN ST JAMES

Grants awarded to Students living within the Catchment Area of Alexander Hosea School Wickwar - given for Further Education

Our charity supports Blessed Trinity College in any way it can, financially and socially by holding events to raise money both for our College and our newly restored chapel. We also donate money to past students to support various activities they are undertaking. This might be sporting events, charitable events or gap year activities etc. We provide financial help for the relief of poverty.

Funds raised benefit the students of the college. Funds are raised by means of a voluntary donation to the college and also by the sale of raffle tickets at college events.

Grants to college & university students living in the parish. Grants to playing field. Grants to childrens and young peoples activities within the parish.

The charity makes awards to students, under 25 years of age, resident in or in the neighbourhood of Blackburn, who are entering university or other institutions of higher education for degree courses. Candidates must be nominated by the head teacher or principal of the college attended and will be selected using set criteria: academic excellence, career ambitions and financial need.

The principal activity is to advance the education in music of young people up to the age of 25 in Hampshire (including Southampton and Portsmouth) who are educated principally in the schools and colleges within the said County.

Providing income for students at College, University & Further Education for residents of Burgh le Marsh up to the age of 25. To provide the local C of E School with extra money for books, etc. The money is provided from rent income from a parcel of land left for this purpose.

Makes money grants to young people for further education

Developing professional artists, making theatre productions, developing new artistic product, taking workshops with schools, colleges and other organisations, making films for educational use, working in partnership with develpment agencies to assist small companies.

fund raising for school projects at St. Gregory's Catholic College

Charmouth Almshouse Charity provides assistance where necessary to residents living within the Parish boundary i.e. financial difficulties due to theft, loss of job, accident, Hospital stay, desertion or a death. Annual grocery vouchers to those deemed in need. Help with school uniforms - College and Universary grants.

Teaching, healing, research and publishing.

The trust raises funds in the United Kingdom for St Marks College in South Africa from friends of the school, former pupils or teachers in the UK, companies, charities and individuals.

To assist students and/or staff in hardship

Payment of grants to residents of Thaxted who are either families with three or more children under the age of 16 on the qualifying date, couples who were married in Thaxted Parish Church within the previous twelve months of the qualifying date, apprentices or students undertaking further education. Grants may also be made to Thaxted Parish Church for restoration of the church.

Educational grants awarded to children and young people under the age of 25 years who are in full-time education. Travel scholarships awarded to young people to pursue charitable work or teaching in developing countries, often in their "gap year" between school and further education.

This charity makes grants to individuals and organisations for the benefit of children and young people who have attended North Elmham V.C. Primary School and are persuing further education.

The charity was created to assist financially those in Wansford and Thornhaugh who wish to proceed on to further education. We help by means of a grant in the form of book tokens or special equipment needed for a specific course or other relevant educational costs approved by the Trustees. We also have the capacity to give support to those in need in these villages.

We give help to dance students mostly at vocational schools and colleges.