Education Charities That specialise in School fundraising

The BSA is the parent teacher association for Brookhurst Primary School. We aim to raise funds to enhance the education and school life of pupils at the school, by organising fun events

Raising funds for Dulwich Wood Federation = Dulwich Wood Primary School and Dulwich Wood Nursery School

School parent and teacher association.

Fund raising committee for Great Bedwyn School - to provide school with playground equipment, gazebo, additional educational materials and educational activities for classes.

The Christ Church School Clifton PTA actively raises money for the enrichment of the children and their environment through the organisation of various fundraising events during the school year. The association works closely with students, parents and teachers to create a focused and welcoming community ethos.

The objectives of the Charity are to advance the education of all pupils of the school; to engage in activities that support the school; to provide facilities or items for use at the school and; to develop the relationship between staff, pupils and parents.

FOSWGS activities seek to raise funds to directly support and benefit the well being of pupils at South Wilts Grammar 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 Local Education Authority). Foster more extended relationships between staff, parents, community and others associated with the school.

Arrange school fundraising activities, by parents and teacher representatives.

Fundraising for Priestmead School by way of fun events such as Christmas Fair, Summer Fair, Sponsored Bounce, Fireworks Display, School Disco and others.

The Friends of Cefnllys school are a group of parents, teachers and friends who raise funds for the needs of the school which are not financed by the local authority

General fundraising to enhance the school facilities and the childrens education.

Raising funds to provide items/activities (not normally provided by the Local Education Authority) to advance the education of the pupils of the School.

Parent Teacher Association

To raise funds for school improvements.

Fundraising to provide additional resources, equipment and facilities for WHS & its students. Resources may include student rewards & funding towards clubs and wellbeing. During 2021/22 the Charity will continue to support school & students affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Charity works closely with the school's Senior Leadership Team to ensure funds are spend fairly & transparently.

The Friends fundraise to support the purchasing of specialised equipment for Shenstone School pupils. They also help fund the purchase and maintenance of school buses, and play equipment for outside areas. Shenstone is a school for pupils aged 2 to 11 with severe learning difficulties. The school operates across two sites, Shenstone School (Crayford) and Shenstone Early Years Centre (Sidcup).

St Margarets PA exists mainly to raise funds for additional equipment and activities for the pupils of St Margaret's School. This is through fundraising activities such as christmas and summer fairs, quiz nights and so on.

Parent, Teacher and Friends Association of Hernhill CEP School - organising and carrying out events to raise funds for the school and surrounding community.

Fundraising to purchase equipment and support activities at Wentworth Primary School

Fundraising to benefit pupils of The Deanery Church of England Primary School.

Fund raising activities in support of the provision of resources and activities for the benefit of the children of Grange over Sands primary school

Money is raised at Annual events on the school premises, the PA then discuss with Gresham Primary School Teachers what additional equipment is required by the school that is not budgeted for. Once the target figures are reached the PA then purchase the equipment for the school to the benefit of the children at Gresham.

Raising funds to aid the social and educational development of the pupils of Stewart Fleming Primary School and occasionally The Pioneer Academy.

To provide benefit, service and facilities for Lady Hawkins' School, Kington and to promote the education of persons who:a. are under the age of 25 andb. are in need of financial assistance andc. are attending or have attended the School ord. were born or are resident in the area of benefit