Education Charities That specialise in Schools

WE ARE A SMALL SCHOOL PTA WHICH RUN VARIOUS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO SUPPLEMENT, FOR EXAMPLE, SCHOOL VISITS AND EQUIPMENT WHEN NEEDED.

FINANCIALY ASSIST IN THE FORM OF SMALL GRANTS TO STUDENTS LIVING IN THE PARISH OF HARTSHILL, BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18 AND 23. ALSO GIVES GRANTS FOR BOOKS TO THE LOCAL SCHOOLS.

We organsie a variety of fundraising activites for the enjoyment and benefit of the pupils and local community including amongst others the May Fayre, Christmas Bazaar and jumble sales. We raise funds to pay for resources which cannot be afforded from the school budget.

Holding and managing land within the townships of Eaglesfield and Blind Bothel, Cumbria, upon which a primary school is situated, for the benefit of education of children at the school.

To raise funds to support pupils by providing the school with additional equipment and resources designed to meet their physical, emotional and/or social needs. To provide a support network for parents.

The fund raising activities include: Christmas Fayre, school discos, Autumn/Easter craft events, book fairs, school sponsored walk, sports day refreshments, art projects, mobile phone collection and the Yellow Moon catalogue

Support for the poor and needy of the parish; the relief of financial hardship of people living in the parish of Burford; to advance the education of pupils at Burford Primary School; to help young people living in Burford 3rd. portion.

General charitable purposes. Education and training

Promoting the religious education of persons under the age of 25 years who are resident in the Parish of Long Buckby in accordance with the principles and doctrines of the Church of England by means of Sunday Schools or in such other ways as those Trustees think fit.

Manages funds in CCLA Investment funds and a COIF Charities Deposit fund, dividends and income being used for funding requests from Swaffham Prior Church of England School to help with extra items / activities for the benefit of the pupils.

Maintenance of the school building (repair, insurance and administration.) Thereafter for providing special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the LEA for the school.

We are old students of a College of Education. At present we issue cheques to old students in need. We also help needy members in other ways eg visiting them at home or in hospital, sending gifts e.g. flowers.We make an annual donation to Parkside School, College Road, Norwich to assist in the provision of facilities, to advance the children's education, not required to be provided by the LEA.

Area of activities,the old parish of St Mary the Virgin Henbury Bristol in which we support the church,primary schools,activities for youth and the elderly and sick.

Promoting the education of girls under the age of 25 years who(or one or both of whose parents )are resident in the Ecclesiastical parish of Kelsale with Carlton and are in need of financial assistanceTo provide special benefits for any Church of England Sunday School in the Ecclesiastical parish of Kelsale with Carlton

Annually trustees give Bibles to Dean school leavers. The trust leases its playing field to Cumbria CC for Dean school's use. An annual loan repayment is made for land under Dean school/community sports/arts hall, the use of which benefits children's physical & social education. Annually trustees pay into Carlisle Diocesan Barchester Scheme to aid Dean school's v aided status.

The charity provides small grants to parishoners in higher education it will also make grants to school children to help with special courses-provision of books etc and educational visits.

Fund raising, mainly from bequests to the School charity.Ivesting those funds.Distributing income to students involved in educational activities not covered by school bugets

Support to students in Wymondham High School area. Suppport related to books, clothing and other equipment, paying tuition fees and paying maintenance fees.

Raising funds for the advancement of the education of students at Trinity College School in Port Hope in Canada. In particular providing facilities for the school; establishing and maintaining scholarships for students from the UK and any parts of the Commonwealth; and providing financial assistance to students in need.

Grants for Children/Young People/University Students from Embleton & Wythop in the following areas:-For books and other equipment to help with project work.Grants for students with special educational needs who need specialist equipment to help them in their study.

Promoting the edcation (including social & physical training) of persons under the age of 25 years who are resident in the area of the Ancient Parish of Dudley or who have a parent or parents so resident who are in need of financial assistance. EG. grants tenable at school/ college/ university. Fin asstnce for outfis,clothes,books to assist such persons in education or enter a profession/trade.

Grants to students, under 25 years of age (on 01 September of the year in which applying), residing in the area of The Ancient Parish of Thornhill, St. Michael, (Savile Town, Thornhill Lees, Thornhill, Whitley and Briestfield; The Flockton Ward of The Kirkburton Parish Council; The Parish of Sitlington).Income derived from investments, and small amounts of Ground Rent on land in the area.

Ensure the Village Hall (currently situated within Charlton-on-Otmoor School grounds and called the "Community Hall") is operated for the benefit of Charlton on Otmoor residents and its immediate neighbours with whom it has strong links. If a separate body maintains, hires out or runs the hall, the Committee ensures it is run for the benefit of Charlton community as per the Percy Collett bequest.

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.

Managing the transition from the Old School Room, which is now sold, to the church building which will be modified to include a facility for church and village activities. Coordinating financial management with Historic England and Heritage Lottery Fund.