Education Charities That specialise in Primary education

To support the children and parents of Cliffe Primary VC School through general fundraising activities.

Holding fundraising events for the school and local community,applying for grants from locally based trusts;all funds raised going towards equipment for the school and the school's enviroment.

Provides grants to Burton-on-the Wolds County Primary School from the Educational Endowment and small annual payment to needy people living in the Parish

Raise funds to assist with the education of children attending St Joseph's Catholic Primary School in Lancaster.

Grant making to Bilton Grange School

Fund raising for Aldbrough Primary School, i.e. school summer and christmas fair, quiz nights, bingo, easter trail, hallow'een party, etc.

Organisation of social and fundraising events for parents, families and teachers e.g. Easter, Summer and Christmas events, raffles.Donations towards creative activities for children and purchase of equipment for school.Support for school occasions such as grandparents' afternoon, parents' evenings.

Awarding scholarships/bursaries for further education to beneficiaries, who must be under the age of 25 years, and one of whose parents must be either resident in the area or a member of the Society of Friends resident in the area of Wensleydale and Swaledale Area Meeting.Awarding small grants to Reeth Community Primary School for items not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.

Our main objective is to raise funds through various activities to enhance the quality of the pupils time at school by providing extra equipment/trips/events when possible.

provide resources for New Christ Church Primary Schoolprovide entertainment for children of new christ church primary school beyond curriculum

Providing Funds for the benefit of the Anthony Roper Primary School

Raising funds for the benefit of All Saints First School, Leigh

Beetham Exhibition Trust is a local charity which uses it's annual income to provide educational grants for year 6 primary school pupils who are due to enter state secondary education. Pupils moving onto non-state secondary education may also be considered. Pupil's parents must live in the civil parishs of Beetham or Arnside and pupils must have attended a state school for the last three years.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS AT THE SCHOOL AND THE WELFARE OF THE CHILDREN ATTENDING THE SCHOOL, AND AS AN ANCILLIARY THERETO, AND IN FURTHERANCE OF THIS THE ASSOCIATION WILL A) FOSTER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE STAFF AND THE PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL; B) ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND WELFARE OF THE CHILDREN ATTENDING IT.

Grants are made to children resident in Linkinhorne Parish to assist with the expense of post elementary education.Grants may also be made to improve the health of children attending primary school within Linkinhorne Parish or otherwise promote the education of children in the Parish where expense is an issue.

Education of children/young people

Education/Training for Children/young people

To promote the education of children who live in Hitchin and/or have attended St Andrew's Church of England Primary School

We hold fundraising/social events to benefit the pupils and the school. All monies raised are used to enhance the childrens learning environment.

Raising funds for Sedlescombe C of E School.

To advance the arts education of young people up to 25 years old residing within Wigan Metropolitan Borough, and particularly in Tyldesley, Atherton and Leigh, by the provision of amenities, facilities, equipment and activities which would not otherwise be provided by the local authority.

The Charity carries out fundraising activities for Tilney All Saints VC Primary School, including school fairs, discos and social events. Practical assistance is provided to the school at the request of the headteacher and staff. The charity also provides a social framework within which parents, staff and Friends of the school may meet.

The charity exists to finance the Primary School in two ways. Firstly by supporting capital projects that could not be funded from the school's main state budget and secondly by funding initiatives that enrich the children's curriculum and life.

Fundraising and providing activities for children at Corpusty Primary School.

Established through the Will of Edward Brown, the Trust provides the premises for Browns C of E Primary School. Grants are made to support the development of the school for projects or resources that fall outside normal educational provision and to young people under 25 yrs of age residing in the parish of Horbling, towards the cost of further education/equipment to support training for a trade.