Education Charities That specialise in Further education

The Learning for Wellbeing project forms the basis for all our projects that build on personal and collective capacity and provide work placement opportunities for Nyabingi members, volunteers, university and college students. Activities includes counselling, therapeutic music sessions, gardening, learning courses, health awareness and living, cook and eat, women's group and community transport.

Grants awarded to undergraduates and students at Universities and Colleges and Apprentices for tools. Beneficiaries must not have attained the age of 25 and they, or their parents, must reside in the Borough of Redditch, with a preference as to four-fifths of the income for such persons who, or whose parents, reside in the Ancient Parish of Feckenham.

Raising money for our school and the benefit of the young people who study here.

The provision of education for children who qualify by nature of their ability regardless of family circumstance.

to make charitable donations to relieve poverty and further education for students and children in poverty

The charity makes grants to students in training for Christian ministry with priority given to students from the South West and/or in training at the Northern College, Manchester, on recommendation of need given by the principal.

Grants for further education

Oakhill Association raises funds through school orientated fundraising events to provide resources, equipment and learning experiences for the educational benefit of all the children of Oakhill College

PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL, RECREATION AND OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES & THEIR CARERS/HELPERS. THE OBJECT IS TO IMPROVE THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR SUCH PERSONS.ACE OFFERS CLASSES EACH WEEK, TERM TIME, AT SOUTH DEVON COLLEGE INCLUDING SWIMMING, THURSDAY GROUP SOCIAL MORNING, SPORT MOBILITY AND DRAWING AND PAINTING.

To advance the education of pupils of the College by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the College and in addition by developing effective relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the College; and in engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the College and advance the education of the pupils.

To advance education for the public benefit in the history and heritage of the the Village of Wye and the former Wye College by the establishment and maintenance of a museum and by other means as the charity trustees shall think fit.

Gives support to, and organizes, lectures on theology and the Caribbean; supports the David Nicholl Memorial Library, Regents Park College, Oxford; and makes bequests in support of student research on the Caribbean.

Teaching and training in the UK and overseas in colleges, church services and seminars.Sponsoring a student from overseas for training and education in the UKGifts to other charitable organisations for the relief of poverty.

Gift (varies in amount each year average ?100) to pensioners living in rented accomodation in the parish of Temple Guiting with Cutsdean, Gloucestershire. Ford and Kineton gift also to new apprenticeships or first year students just going to further education who live in the area above. (Temple Guiting, Cutsdean, Ford in Gloucestershire)

The advancement of education and the promotion of research for the public benefit.

(a) Promote the interest of Kingston College in Jamaica, West Indies(b)To engage in fundraising activities to obtain the means to assist needy students and special projects at Kingston College in Jamaica, West Indies, and deserving local charities in the United Kingdom and Europe.(c) To formulate economic and social ideas for the betterment of the human family

The charity makes grants to assist student, residents within Northill Parish between the ages of 16-25 who are in further education.

To consider applications for funding towards further education and training from people who live or have been educated in Heddon on the Wall.

Parent teacher association

The encouragement of visual arts displays in Churchill College

Provides music tuition for young people from the age of 8 to 18 years, primarily on the recorder but also covering ensemble playing, music theory and aural skills

Parent teacher association providing grants to Belvidere School Technology College for purchase of resources to enhance the education of pupils aged 11-16 years (academic years 7-11) which are not funded by the secondary school itself.

To advance education of students at Bryn Mawr College, by recruiting prospective students, raising funds for bursaries and promoting alumnae charitable activities.

To provide relief and assistance for pupils who have been displaced due to the war in Ukraine (or any other subsequent crisis). It seeks to financially support them as pupils whilst studying at Lingfield College by defraying the expenses incurred through educational provision, extra-curricular activities, and any such provision as the trustees deem necessary under the circumstances

Provides grants for (i) support for education and training to young people in the parishes of Alkmonton, Hungry Bentley, Hollington, Longford & Rodsley who have completed their secondary education and who are going to university, college or starting a career and (ii) the purchase of educational materials, items or activities for the local school in these parishes