Education Charities That specialise in Schools

To collect interest from investments to provide funds for maintenance on the buildings, insurance premiums and other payments that are required to be made by the Governors of a Voluntary Aided Primary School.

The charity provides for the wider needs of the community and in the period 2010-11 gave support to the sheltered housing community, the community primary school and the resources required to meet the needs of the parish plan.In 2012 there were no immediate requests but the Chairty is now registered for gift aid and this is encouraging support.

Haddenham Toddler Group provides a playgroup facility for children from birth to school age for one morning per week. Our aim is to provide a safe, stimulating environment where parents/carers and children can meet, play and have a morning of fun together. We offer a wide range of activities including toys, craft activities and singing. All children must be accompanied by a parent or carer.

To make grants to the primary school and for other educational and social purposes for the benefit of people under the age of 25 living within the parish of Kingston St Mary.

THE CHARITY EXISTS TO MAKE SMALL AWARDS TO FORMER PUPILS OF BRAMFORD SCHOOL, AND/OR TO THE SCHOOL ITSELF, TO ASSIST WITH FURTHER EDUCATION AT UNIVERSITY OR COLLEGE.

Maintains and controls an area of level ground as a playing field for local cricket and football clubs, the free enjoyment by village residents and visiting members of the public, and for recreational and religious events as considered beneficial to the community, including use by pupils at the village school.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT ATTAINED THE AGE OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AND RESIDENT IN THE BENEFICIAL AREA:- (A) EXHIBITIONS TENABLE AT ANY SECONDARY SCHOOL OR AT ANY INSTITUTION FOR FURTHER EDUCATION; (B) FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TOWARDS EXPENSES OF BENEFICIARIES ON LEAVING SCHOOL OR ANY EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT;

To provide grants for the promotion of education and trianing, social and physical, of persons under the age of 25 years who live or who have attended schools in the Parish of Kimberley or adjoining Parishes, or whose parents are resident in the said Parishes and who are in need of financial assistance

The Charity is no longer associated with Sunninghill Preparatory School Ltd as the School was acquired by the Inspired Learning Group in December 2023.The Charity, however, continues in its commitment to promote education for the public benefit in the Dorchester area.

To support the Barton C of E SCHOOL in accordance with the Scheme dated 21st December 1992. Essentially to provide special benefits which are not normally provided by the school.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS IN THE SCHOOL:-TO DEVELOP MORE EXTENDED RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE STAFF, PARENTS, & OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOLTO ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES WHICH SUPPORT THE SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS ATTENDING IT.TO PROVIDE AND ASSIST IN THE PROVISION OF SUCH FACILITIES OR ITEMS FOR EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL

To maintain the leasehold land adjacent to St John's International School Limited and ensure its adequate use by the school and the community at large.

In relieving persons under the age of 25 years who are resident in the County of Warwick who are delinquent, neglected or in need of care. To promote education for under 25s who are resident in the County of Warwick by offering them grants in order to fund study.

MCC provides:Basic education for children who have no access to schools.Professional/vocational education and training for women.Access to health facilities to the impoverishedFood and shelter to the elderly citizensAid campaigns for people affected by natural disasters, and displaced by wars.Financial aid and/or training and consultation.Community work.Free legal assistance.

Educational - The charity provides an annual donation to the village school plus Bibles for school leavers.Financial Support to the poor of the village.

An independent community run Pre-school providing a wide range of activities suited to 3 to 4 year olds. The Pre-school welcomes children from all cultures and endeavours to provide for children with special needs. Operates with Ofsted approved qualified staff who are volunteers.

Marlesford Old School Fund provides grants to support young people living in the parish of Marlesford in starting school and undertaking educational activities.

Distributes biscuits & chocolates to residents in Bolton-By-Bowlan at Christmas time-restricted to persons over 65 years of age & limited to one person per household. Special donation to school, church & village hall to commemorate Queen's golden jubilee.

Providing resources for education.

Provide mother tongue Bengali & supplimentary classes for young Bangladeshi children. Organise summer play scheme & cultural activities. Organise training, workshops, seminar, conference for staff, volunteers, youths & parents. Provide health class, day trips, luncheon club, advocacy service for elderly Bangladeshi people.

To provide financial assistance to poor persons under the age of 25 and resident or in their final school year in Wroughton parish who are preparing for, beginning or engaged in any trade, occupation or profession by the provision of tools or books, the payment of fees for instruction or examination, the payment of travelling expenses or such other means as will fit them to earn their own living.

In conjunction with Cowslades Educational Charity, providing assistance by way of financial grants for the education, including social and physical training, of school children and young persons under the age of 25 years resident in the Newbury area of benefit, which is not normally provided by the local education authority.

Charity operates in Burnham on Sea and Highbridge area. Generally involved over last few years in giving grants to school children to go on school trips where their parents cannot afford the same.

The Charity was set up by a Mr Broome in the 1700s to help the education of the under priveliged in the village of Lyneham. These days the interest accrued from the lump sum is given annually to the school for the purchase of books.

One Kirklees gives out grants to the inhabitants of North Kirklees in West Yorkshire where they show a positive contribution to the promotion of equality and diversity. An example of this is where someone has written plays which have been acted out in schools which promote racial harmony and deal with bullying issues.