Education Charities That specialise in Higher education

The HEAD Trust is a registered charity and is dedicated to the advancement of public education through the appreciation of art, craft and design. In 2014-15 a grant of ?5000 was given to the Sorrell Foundation to support the production of a video 'CreativeJourney' that provides art, design and media careers information for young people.

For the higher education of children whoes parentslive in the Clayton area.

makes grants to individuals

Providing a radio service to patients of Southend University Hospital

This is a purely local charity to help children in the village of Killington with educational expenses, cost of uniforms, books and university expenses.

1. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TOWARDS THE PROVISION OF RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND TO ANY AIDED SCHOOL WHICH IS ATTENDED BY CHILDREN RESIDENT IN THE ANCIENT PARISH OF NORTON2. THE PROVISION OF ASSISTANCE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION BY MEANS OF EXHIBITIONS OR FINANCIAL HELP TO ENABLE BENEFICIARIES TO PREPARE FOR, OR TO ENTER, A TRADE, PROFESSION OR CALLING

The Foundation provides small grants towards the expenses incurred by further and higher education students who are resident in the parishes of East Malling, Ditton and Larkfield. It is expected that they will have contact with the one of the parish churches in the said parishes.We can also make small grants towards the teaching of Christianity in the primary schools of the same parishes.

THE CHARITY EXISTS TO MAKE SMALL AWARDS TO FORMER PUPILS OF BRAMFORD SCHOOL, AND/OR TO THE SCHOOL ITSELF, TO ASSIST WITH FURTHER EDUCATION AT UNIVERSITY OR COLLEGE.

To provide competition prizes to any school children resident in KentTo grant a bursary to any resident of Kent attending higher education

The principal activity of the charity is the arrangement of a four-yearly symposium alternately in the English University Cities of Oxford and Cambridge.

Distributing annual grants to university students in the area covered by the West Kirby secondary schools

We are a group of disabled swimmers and their helpers (aged 10 to 95) from the local community who meet once a week at the University of Birmingham "Sport & Fitness" swimming pool. We have a session from 13.05 to 14.00 every Sunday in a 1.2 metre deep, 25 metre long pool. We have 2 lifeguards, poolside wheelchairs, hoists, steps and platforms to assist with entry and exit to and from the pool.

To provide support to the Centre for Reproductive Medicine at the Assisted Conception Unit, University Hospitals Coventry & Warickshire NHS Trust.

We promote interest in and understanding of classical civilisation and languages in Surrey schools and among adults. We engage speakers from universities and elsewhere for seminars on classical topics. We hold competitions for schools to foster enthusiasm for classics. We provide training for teachers, including keeping them up to date with changes in examination syllabuses and requirements.

To give grants to those living in the Village of Arley and who are in higher Education or at University who are under 25years of age. And who ,in the opinion of the Trustees, are in need of financial assistance.

Give grants to persons under the age of twenty five, resident in the town of Fakenham who are need of financial assistance in preparing for entry to or engaged in, any profession, trade, occupation or service or moving to higher education.

Awards are given to promote the educational interests of students transferring to further/higher education courses and to assist students requiring financial assistance.

For providing:(a) Scholarships and prizes to members of the College in statu pupillari for excellence in University and College examinations(b) Bursaries to graduates engaged in research(c) Such other awards as the Governing Body may from time to time determine

Operates in postal areas LL43 and LL44 ONLY. Each year (Oct./Nov) the Charity distributes the income available in the form of small grants to young people, under 25, from LL43 and LL44, who are commencing their HIGHER EDUCATION studies. An individual student is supported for TWO years only.

Awards scholarships to old boys of Sutton High School for Boys, Plymouth, and Devonport High School for Boys,Plymouth, who are starting the first year of courses in higher education.

Grants to pupils entering Higher Education

The charity promotes education into Intensive Care Medicine. It provides medical and other equipment for medical purposes. It also provides support for the relief of persons suffering from any form of illness.

The trust provide educational grants to local students in higher education.

Any young person, living in Pattishall Parish and following full or part time higher education may apply. This includes courses at university, college of higher education, industrial and commercial training courses, apprenticeships, placements etc. Grants are given for books, equipment etc.

To help with financial assistance and advice to pupils particularly those going to university