Education Charities That specialise in Schools

Supporting other charities working in the sector.Providing additional support at ChristmasSupport community cafe at Christ Church St. LeonardsSupport children and families in the Parish School enabling access to Christian activities

Brockenhurst primary school parents and teachers association actively fund raises for the benefit of the children at the school.

The WLD PTFA provides a range of events throughout the school year. The ages of the children that we cater to are 3 years up to 11 years. The events that we hold for the children are discos, craft activities, breakfast with santa. We offer many other activities for the whole family to come along to and enjoy these include, family quiz and bingo nights, music festivals, summer and Christmas fairs.

Fundraising through activities like school disco's, school cake sales, selling refreshments at school events, annual summer BBQ and annual Christmas fair

Funds as approved by the Trustees are used to support a PhD Student from the Institute of Cellular Medicine within the Newcastle University Medical School. The student is determined at the discretion of the Dean of Postgraduate Studies

To promote the education of young persons residing within the administrative counties of Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan with a special interest and ability in ballet, by the provision of scholarships to attend the Northern Ballet School for the best boy and the best girl selected in any one year by the school to be capable of benefiting from such education.

HSA raises money through events like discos, fayres etc to donate money to Horrington Primary School to fund new equipment or experiences for the children.

The Association helps provide funds for Willow Bank School to provide both in school and after school activities for both parents and children.

The Charity undertakes various fundraising and community events to advance the education of pupils in the school. Its aim is to develop more extended relationships between staff, parents and others associated with the school and to provide facilities, equipment or activities to advance the education of the pupils.

The Old School is an ancient listed building and a heritage asset to the village. It is used by various groups in the village as a meeting place, for the purpose of raising funds for its maintenance to the benefit of the whole community.

The object of the charity is to advance the education of pupils in the school by developing more extended relationships between staff, parents & others associated with the school, engaging in activities which support the school and providing & assisting in the provision of facilities for education not normally provided by the Local Education Authority

The Village Hall provides a facility that is used by all age groups in the local community. It is a meeting place for the village Community Cafe, Pre School Play Group, Table Tennis, Karate, and various exercise classes. It can also be hired out for private parties, meetings and exhibitions.

The Charity provides grants to those in financial need and who require schooling items such as school uniforms.To qualify an applicant must be under the age of 25 years (although parents may apply on behalf of their children) and receiving full time education, they must live in Horncastle OR attend one of the Horncastle schools and must be able to prove their financial need.

The greening of Westminster by planting trees in the streets, open spaces, schools and housing estates.

To provide items, services and facilities for Richard Huish CollegeTo promote the educaton of persons under the age of 25 who are in need of financial assistance and who are about to attend the College, are attending the College, or have attended the College.

To advance the education of the pupils of the school by assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided) and in furtherance may:a) foster more extended relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school; andb) engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it.

Raising funds to advance the education of pupils in the school by developing effective relationships between staff, parents and other associated within the school and engaging in activities, or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

The charity assists young people under the age of 18 years who either live or attend schools / colleges within the London Borough of Merton. It is aimed to assist in the fields of education, health, the arts or athletics.

Playgroups, primary school gym/dance, amateur drama and pantomime (rehearsal and performance), indoor archery, ballroom dancing and tea dancing, luncheon clubs, parish council meetings, antiques club, visually impaired people's club, fundraising , private parties, lectures films and demonstrations, U3A (art, sport)

To raise additional funds for the school through organising various activities and also to provide exciting events and resources for the children of Buckingham Primary School.

To organise and carry out community fundraising activities in order to make donations to the school. For example running a Summer Fayre, Christmas Bazaar, Quiz Night and others to raise money to be be used by the school for a specified purpose.

To promote religious and other education of persons under the age of 25 years who may reside in Belmont , attend activities at Belmont Church or are pupils at Belmont Primary School , in accordance with the principles and doctrines of the Church of England or in other such ways as the Trustees think fit.

Fundraising through events to raise money in turn to be donated to Holbrook Primary School towards improving the learning environment for all children. Events include but are not limited to Chocolate Bingo, Disco's, Christmas Fayre, Sports Day, Summer Fete, Shopping events, Ice Cream Fridays and also Film Nights.

This is an ancient charity dating from 1721 when it provided a school master's house where education took place in the same building. Gradually a full primary school has developed around it and it still continues to provide accomodation for the school. The charity also has 10 acres of agricultural land which provides a small income.

To enrich the lives of pupils by providing facilities, equipment and activities not normally provided by the Local Authority. This includes, but is not limited to, supporting the continued provision of regular swimming lessons for all pupils.