Education Charities That specialise in Further education

To raise funds for school sports, school refurbishments, educational equipment and school activities. All pupils benefit from the income which is derived mainly from social events organised by parents, pupils and staff.

The trust was established with the proceeds of the sale of the Aria College, Southsea, Portsmouth, for the purposes of providing scholarships or bursaries to young men, not exceeding the age of 35 years, being natives of Great Britain for training as jewish ministers on orthodox judaical principles at such college or institution as the trustees may determine.

Help school age students develop skills to prepare them for further education, future work and the challenges of life as future leaders. This is achieved by a residential programme, academic support and doing voluntary work and services in the community. This programme is currently carried out in countries in Sierra Leone and in the future extended other African countries

Encouraging and facilitating the sport of rowing through the provision of facilities, equipment and financial support to; 1) Pupils and former pupils of Radley College. 2) Junior rowing in the Thames Valley region.

To advance the education of the students of The Ridge Employability College for the public benefit by engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the College and advance the education of the students.

The charity is formed to help those suffering from obsessive compulsive spectrum disorders

Provision of grants to students for Higher or Further Education courses and who are resident within the boundaries of the City of Plymouth and parishes of Bere Ferrers, Brixton, Yealmpton and Sparkwell

Cikoko provides funding for the advancement of education by supporting remote, rural community schools in Zambia. Funds will be applied to:- Teachers salaries- Teacher training- School equipment and materials- Set work books and stationery- Library development- School infrastructure development and improvements- Scholarship Awards to support the further education of pupils

To provide grants to Willingham Primary School and local secondary and post secondary educational institutions such as Cottenham Village College to support their educational activities.To provide grants to youth groups in Willingham to support educational and sports activities.To provide grants to individual young people in Willingham to help them in further education and job training.

Teaching of Indian Classical Music

The advancement of education of the pupils at Wellingborough School through financial support and assistance of the school and/or wider educational initiatives projects and other associated activities, and by awarding scholarships, exhibitions, bursaries, maintenance allowances or grants tenable at the school or at any university, college of education, or other institution of further education.

Education/trainingDisabilityChildren/young PeoplePeople With DisabilitiesProvides Other FinanceProvides ServicesOther Charitable ActivitiesEssex

The organisation run a Comminity Centre located at 12-14 Letchford Gardens London NW10 6AS for the benefit of the local community at a low or pepercorn rent. Current users include a mother and toddlers group, youth Club, senior citizens bingo and a nursery facility.

Charities have invested money and hire land for their income.They're income is from the interest of the investments and tenants payments.Grants ore made available to students each year for further education.Each year the trustees meat the local pensioners on benefits and hand out cash to them near christmas

Makes grants to local people upto the age of 25 who go on to further education. Makes grants to 2 local C of E Schools. Maintains a property owned by the charity and sublet to a tenant.

Scouts prepares young people with skills for life helping them speak up and play their part. Each week we give almost half a million people aged 6-25 the skills they need for school, college, university, the job interview, the important speech, the tricky challenge and the big dreams: the skills they need for life.

Grants to Church of England ordinands and clergy

To raise funds for the benefit of all pupils at Chatsworth High School and Community College to enhance their educational experience and quality of life.

Developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school, including creating social opportunities to strengthen the Canary Wharf College community.Engaging in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it.

The objects of the charity are to help young people with their training and education in agricultural science, whether at full time college or on short term courses, by making a grant towards this end.

To give financial support to people who have been resident in Hungerford, Berkshire for the last three years, and who are under the age of 25 years for their further education or training.

The primary objectives of the College are to advance veterinary clinical pathology, promote a high standard of veterinary clinical pathology and veterinary clinical pathologists practising in Europe, and to promote research in the area of veterinary clinical pathology in Europe.

Funds community education activites in relation to Camberwell College of Arts.

Provides advice, training and other assistance to farmers and their immediate trainers and advisers in developing countries, also runs courses on college administration in Devon and overseas for foreign nationals of developing countries.

Provides financial assistance to churches for the purpose of maintaining and improving their bell installations by making grants to them.