Education Charities That specialise in Primary education

Combe Pre-School provides a fun, safe and educational environment for children from the age of 2 until they enter primary school. Situated in the rooms adjacent to the Methodist Church and the only provider of pre-school education in the village Combe Pre-School also serves neighbouring villages. There are currently 8 employed teaching staff.

We are a local committee run pre school in Dorset and operate from a detached unit in the grounds of a local primary school. We currently provide care for 39 children aged 2 years 3 months - 4 years old. We help prepare them for reception/primary school and follow the EYFS guidelines to achieve this. To run smoothly we rely on Government funding, fees from parents and fundraising for resources.

Provide pre-school education for 2.5 to 4 year olds within a primary school environment.

All the current work of the charity relates to the provision of school facilities to St Mary's Primary School, Twickenham.

OFSTED inspected pre-school, providing early years education for children aged from 2.5 to infant school age. Operates for 37.5 hours per week in the village of Lostock Gralam near Northwich. Close links to local primary school.

PTA fundraiser for school

PROVIDING QUALITY CARE AND EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN AGED 2 TO 5 YEARS. THE GROUP RUNS FROM MONDAY TO FRIDAY TERM TIME ONLY. WE OFFER A FLEXIBLE DAY WITH PARENTS CHOOSING EITHER SESSIONS OR FULL DAY CARE. WE OWN OUR OWN BUILDING ON THE SITE OF LEVERINGTON PRIMARY SCHOOL.

Promoting the importance of healthy life choices for children during their formative years of primary school education, including the dangers of drugs.Promoting our SCARF philosophy: Safety, Caring, Achievement, Resilience, Friendship, to help children meet the challenges of the modern world.Promoting healthy relationships and cyber security.

We are an Early Years Pre-school open to children aged 2-4 yrs. Based in the village of Helmdon, also serving the surrounding villages and Brackley. We are a Committee led charity and actively run fundraisers during the year to raise funds to provide educational recourses for the children in our care. We have strong ties within the local community and local Primary School.

To advance the education of the pupils of the School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the School (not normally provided by the LEA).

Provide a before and after school club for the attendees of Woodhouse Primary School in Brighouse.

The charity raises money for Wolfson Hillel Primary School.The charity helps organise and fund various school events including events to celebrate the school's religious festivals and sporting activities.The charity organises various social events for the school community.

Organise weekly Sunday worship services; Christian conferences; Christian teaching seminars; Bible studies in homes; a weekly youth club for children 10 years and over; assist in running a summer holiday club for primary school children in the local area; run a free cafe for residents in a new development in North West Cambridge.

The object of the charity is to advance the education of children and young people in the area of benefit. Financial assistance is given to both Fowey Primary School & Fowey River Academy (previously Fowey Community College) and individual students under the age of 25 who qualify for awards in the form of annual bursaries and grants.

Little Acorns Pre-School Playgroup is a committee organised playgroup which provides Ofsted registered childcare, education and play for pre-school age children and a Breakfast and After School Club for the local primary school.

Set in a small South Nottinghamshire village, Gotham Pre-School Playgroup provides a safe, stimulating and educational environment for pre-school children of all abilities and cultures. The playgroup is now based within the local primary school and accepts children from the age of 2 from the local and surrounding area. Children wishing to attend alternative local primary schools are also welcome.

Pre-School facility for children in the Sturminster Marshall area for children age 9 months to 4 years 11 months, especially those expected to attend Sturminster Marshall First School.

Pk was created to offer pre-school childcare to all children. This objective fits well with the Mission of Grayshott Primary School, which is to make "children the centre of a learning community. The majority of our children live within the catchment area of and go on to attend Grayshott Primary School

FUNDRAISING AT ST JOSEPHS TO FURTHER PUPILS EDUCATION AND ENHANCE THE SCHOOL PARENT COMMUNITY

A pre-school operating within West Swindon providing education to children from ages 3 to primary school age.

Fundraising, working with children and parents to organise events to raise funds to support the Fitzjohns Primary School community in London, UK.

Orchard Park Preschool provides childcare to children aged between 2 and 4 year's old. Orchard park preschool thrive's on watching the children develop from small little children to independant young people getting ready to start their next journey to primary school.Orchard Park Preschool is run by professional staff who are all trained to at least a level 3 qualification.

Explorers Pre-school is situated in the grounds of St Nicholas Church of England Primary School, Henstridge, Somerset. The pre-school is open from 8.45am-3.15 pm Mondays to Fridays (term-time only). Explorers is registered on the Early Years and the compulsory and voluntary Childcare registers to care for 16 children (max) aged two years 6 months to five years old.

1. To increase the understanding and enjoyment of painting and sculpture,2. to help create, in Norwich, an arts programme of national significance,3. fundraising to ensure financial security for collection exhibitions at Norwich Castle Galleries, and4. to support students through its education project including art workshops targeted at primary school children from deprived areas of Norwich.

(a) provision of orthodox Jewish education for children enrolled in the school.(b) Provision of necessary security arrangements to protect children enrolled in the school.(c) Contributions to the upkeep of the premises, as required by voluntary aided schools.