Education Charities That specialise in Schools

Assist the Governors of the Keswick School. Promoting and supporting the education of children attending Keswick School.

Fundraising for primary school

To raise money to benefit the pupils at Lord Deramore's School

The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the community to be used for meetings of local groups, the primary school, leisure, social and entertainment activities, and for private hire by local residents and others. Also, the Charity runs an annual 'Frogham Fair' to raise money for the maintenance of the hall and to support other local groups and charities.

Providing safe and satisfying group play in which parents/carers have the right to take part, and encouraging othe charitable activities through which parents/carers may help the children.

We are a National Organisation with forty two affiliated county associations and county cricket boards who run and organise schools cricket, we offer National Competions at under 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15. We work closely with the England and Wales Cricket Board and co-operate with them in delivering school cricket competitions.

To provide quality service to meet the diverse needs of families through provision of advice, information and advocacy that addresses individual needs; the delivery of education, training and mentoring to assist attainment within school and employment; and the development of projects and resources for supporting and strengthening families and other groups within the community.

Support of education by distribution of net income to:The Aldenham Foundation for Aldenham School (80%)North Collegiate School Foundation of Frances Mary Buss (6%)Camden School Foundation of Frances Mary Buss (6%)Watford Grammar Schools(4%)The Platt Subsidiary Foundation (4%)

To raise money for St Thomas More School by organising fund raising events attended by the pupils, parents, carers and the wider community.

Sunday services and Sunday School, to which all members of the public are invited, are held every Sunday at 10.30am. Wednesday evening meetings, also open to the general public, are currently being held on-line at 7.30pm. The church sponsors at least one free lecture on Christian Science each year, and maintains a public Reading Room, currently open from 11.00am to 1.00pm on Fridays.

Museum mainly of local maritime matters but also agricultural and social activities as well. A Victorian school is run for local schools to use to give them an idea of educational ways in Victorian times. The catchment area is North Devon.

Provides facilities for pre-school group and other local village organisations.

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).

The Ann Driver Trust was founded in June 1989, in memory of Ann Driver MBE, musician and broadcaster. It supports the education of youth in the arts, with special emphasis on music, by giving grants to nominated schools and colleges.

We are a preschool operating from a portacabin within school grounds. We have our own outdoor playarea comprising of a soft play surface and artificial grass with outdoor play equipment . We are Ofsted registered and offer sessions for 2-5year olds. The stimulating environment provides learning opportunities for children to play and explore. Further activities are planned to direct the learning.

Regular teaching and preaching of Bible truths are given at Woodfield Gospel Hall. Services are provided for all age groups. Visits to local schools and retirement homes made. Gifts made to Christian bodies in UK and abroad.

Financial assistance is available through the Higher Education Research and Special Expenses Fund to assist deserving young persons following special technical courses full-time at secondary schools or establishments of further education in the area formerly under the control of the London County Council (under Clause 1), and teachers and lecturers in the former LCC area (Clause 2).

Pre school age children receive education and opportunities to learn social skills. The school which most will move on to has fore knowledge of their potential, character and educational needs. Local parents have time to gain income or indulge in release time or visit elderly relations.

Friends of Wray Common School

The PTFA is focused in two areas:1. to organize events and schemes for fundraising2. to implement social activities within the community to bring together children, parents/carers and teachers. The PTFA works very close with the school to improve life at school for the children and the community.

The charity manages the Netley Marsh Community Hall for the benefit of the local population, in respect of special events and weekly club evenings and pre school activity.

The objects set out in the Declaration of Trust dated 27 April 1983, including the provision of scholarships to Merchant Taylors' School Crosby, the provision of plant, equipment, furniture to the said School, the improvement of the site of the said School and for associated and related purposes as therein defined.

Powys CC closed the school in 2015. The principle of promoting education is now discharged by the provision of grants to former pupils or those who reside in the local area (or have resided in the local area at the discretion of the Trustees). The building is now let to the Radnorshire Arts & Crafts Foundation to generate an income, maintain the property and benefit the local community.

The object of the Association is to advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by: developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school; and engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

We are a community youth centre run by local volunteers for school years 7-11. We provide a safe environment for young people to meet, where they can enjoy a range of open and structured youth activities.We are the only independent youth centre in Chalfont St Peter whose youth work is delivered solely by volunteers. We totally embrace and are committed to the philosophy of "Every Child Matters".