Education Charities That specialise in Parent teacher

Mainly provides services to people, with learning disabilities and multiple disabilities. and their carers to improve their day to day life, relieve poverty and to improve employemnt opportunites.

Parentkind is a charity that champions parents so that they can participate in their child's education and school life to the full. We are also the largest membership body of Parent Teacher Associations and other parent groups in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The objects of the charity are the education and care of children with complex special needs, who are recognised by their Local Education Authority as having communication, social, medical, emotional and behavioural problems.

School Food Matters exists to teach children about food and to improve children's access to healthy, sustainable food during their time at school. We provide fully-funded food education programmes to schools. Our experience delivering these programmes informs and strengthens our campaigns, bringing the voices of children, parents and teachers to government policy.

The objects of the charity, as detailed in the Trust Deed, are to promote, encourage and provide for and generally to organise secular and religious education in Israel in accordance with Jewish law and tradition, for those who are in need of resettlement, and to provide the necessary facilities and equipment to achieve these aims.The Trust consists of groups throughout the United Kingdom.

We run youth clubs for young people on the Autistic Spectrum.We provide information and discussion facilities for parents.

To provide a caring environment where high quality play and education are used to stimulate and encourage the intellectual, physical and emotional development of the pre-school children of the officers, staff and students of Bristol University or of other persons.

Daisy's Dream is a professional support service which responds to the needs of children and families affected by life threatening illness or bereavement. We offer a flexible service which is tailored to meet the individual needs of each child and their family. This may include telephone support and advice, group events, home and school visits for the child or young person.

MANAGING GIRLS' SCHOOL,ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION

Educational Courses.Saturday School.Playschemes

Provides support and organises trips, treats and holidays for families of children being treated for cancer or leukaemia at Sheffield Children's Hospital. Supports reseach projects and provides equipment for the ward, clinic and community nurses. PACT house provides accommodation for use by families whilst a child is undergoing treatment at the hospital.

Teaching of Children aged 4-18 with the curriculum preparing for GCSE and A Level examinations; Fund raising in order to provide necessary environment and conditions for the above;

To provide conductive education to young disabled children to help them in their everyday life and increase their self-sufficiency. To advise and teach 'hands on' parents, teachers, carers and support assistants to enable children to be more independent.

The charity currently provides support to parents and teachers by running parenting classes, work discussion groups and providing counselling.

We support Asian mothers who are fleeing domestic abuse. Our services enable women to gain support and understanding within a safe and confidential environment. We provide advocacy, guidance, emotional support, workshops, social activities, referrals and signposting. We currently employ 6 paid members of staff.

WE HELP CHILDREN EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTIES WITH EARLY LITERACY AND NUMERACY TO IMPROVE THEIR SKILLS AND BECOME CONFIDENT AND ENTHUSIASTIC LEARNERS AT HOME AND SCHOOL. WE TEACH CHILDREN INDIVIDUALLY AND IN GROUPS ON TAILOR-MADE COURSES. WE MODEL OUR APPROACH AND SHARE IDEAS AND RESOURCES WITH THEIR PARENTS/CARERS. WE TRAIN TEACHERS AND TEACHING ASSISTANTS TO DELIVER BASIC SKILLS SUPPORT.

Nip in the Bud works in collaboration with mental health professionals to produce short films to help parents, teachers, and others caring for and working with children to recognise potential mental health conditions. The goal is to increase the prospects of early intervention and to reduce the risks of those conditions becoming more serious in later years.

SGSPTA raises funds for the benefit of Sutton Grammar School students and enhances the School community by; holding social, & fundraising,events (Autumn/Spring Quiz Nights, Xmas Fair, International Evening); providing refreshments at School events; via SGSPTA Ltd running Xmas Parking scheme & Mock Tests for the 11-plus exams.

Sponsored events, collections, raffles, auctions, fetes and various other fundraising activities to support the work of the school, education of the children of the school and to foster a spirit of cooperation between the school, parents and the local community.

School PTA raises money for local, national and international charities together with donations to the school.

WE ARE AN ORGANISATION WITH 2 KEY FUNCTIONS:1) TO RAISE FUNDS TO ENHANCE THE FACILITIES OF HONEYWELL INFANT SCHOOL AND HONEYWELL JUNIOR SCHOOL. 2) TO ENCOURAGE AND FACILITATE SOCIAL ACTIVITY BETWEEN PARENTS, CARERS, FRIENDS, TEACHERS & PUPILS.

The key objective is to advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at Fox School. The other aims of the FSA are to: Foster more extended relationships between the staff, parents and teachers Engage in activities which support the school Provide an informal forum to keep parents in touch with school development

The Charity's objects (the Objects) are:To advance the education of the students of The Bridge London Trust by providing and assisting in the provision of resources and equipment not funded by DFE/ESFA or Local Authority grants. To promote activities which support The Trust in offering a broad and balanced curriculum and care for pupils of different abilities between the ages of 5 and 19.

To provide Nursery Education under professional supervision in the district of Wokingham for children from the age of two until they reach compulsory school age.

The object of the Charity is to advance the education of the pupils at Walton Leigh School, a school for children with severe learning difficulties, by providing facilities and equipment which are not provided by the local education authority or the school and seeks to achieve this objective through encouraging the joint participation of the school's staff, parents, pupils and the local community.