Education Charities That specialise in Schools

Education - The Congregation still continues to operate St Francis Primary School, Melton Mowbray. The Mission of St Francis School is to prepare today's children for tomorrow's world.Healthcare - The Charity continues to support St Francis Nursing Home in Govan, Glasgow. Pastoral work - the charity supports pastoral work of sisters and runs a retreat centre near Chesterfield

THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS TRUST IS TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS THE FEES PAYABLE TO THE SCHOOL BY PUPILS WHO WOULD BE UNABLE TO CONTINUE EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL WITHOUT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE OR WHO WOULD BE UNABLE TO COMMENCE EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL DESPITE BEING ACCEPTED.

Promoting the whole mission of the Church:Regular public worship; Pastoral work; Teaching of Christianity through sermons, courses, events, small groups and religious assemblies in schools; Children and youth work; Working for the commongood of the parish in co-operation with other agencies; Supporting other charitable work in the UK and overseas

The organisation was established to operate on a not-for-profit basis for the benefit of children and families in the local community to enhance the development and education of children primarily under statutory school age by offering appropriate play, education and care facilities.

The furtherance of charitable purposes connected with Emanuel School

The charity is a long established community centre which provides: 'School's Out Projects' for five local primary schools and Breakfast Clubs for three local schools. Adult Counselling Service providing low cost counselling for upto 50 clients per week. Adult Education Classes in I.T., ESOL, also self help groups, AA meetings, Parentle skills, and provide rental space for Music classes, Drama Tra

Services include Prayer services; Ramadan Programme; Talks, Seminars; Marriages; Pastoral, Therapeutic Counselling; Dispute Resolution; Elderly Well-Being Project; Community Kitchen; Signpost-Referrals; Diversity and Cohesion; Civic Participation; Homework Club; Sunday Arabic Language School; Quran classes; ESOL Classes; Research/Reference Library; Waqf Project.

Provision of services including Family Support and Forest Schools to promote the physical, emotional, intellectual and social development of children and young people, especially those who are disadvantagedPromoting healthy eating and healthy lifestyles through encouragement of food growing and provision of family cooking activities.

The Halton Tennis Centre (HTC) brings together Royal Air Force Tennis and Halton Village Tennis Club into an exciting and forwarding looking "partnership". HTC is a strong community based facility supporting disability tennis (club of the year 2013), other local charities, and children who are unable to pay. It provides coaching services to 24 local schools and to public sports facilities.

TO ASSIST THE GOVENORS OF THE LANCASTER ROYAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL IN PROMOTING THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS THEREIN.

Open Doors provides the teaching of the English language to those who are disadvantaged, marginalised or isolated by language or culture. We run ESOL classes and vocational NVQ courses, employment mentoring and teacher training courses to qualify teachers to teach ESOL. Open Doors provides other workshops and activities seeking to help clients increase integration.

The general objects of the trust are religious and charitable, in connection with the advancement of the Roman Catholic faith in England and Wales.The object of the charity is to promote the charitable work of Our Lady of Fidelity, maintain and develop the Norwood site, the operation of the St Mary's Family Centre, the training of Sisters and the support of a religious house and Hostel in India

The main objective of the School is to provide, conduct and develop an independent Catholic led Christian education.

Advancing the Christian Faith principally in the Yeovil area, and other areas as deemed appropriate. Activities include troubled family support ( "Yeovil4Families"), Youth activities inside and outside schools, supporting "Yeovil Street Pastors" , "The Lords Larder" (aka Yeovil Food Bank). A Coffee Shop is operated on site, and funds are raised to support christian projects in the UK and overseas

The provision of regular public worship; the provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation; pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved; teaching Christianity through sermons and small groups; taking of assemblies in schools; promotion of Christianity through staging of events and services and literature; promoting the whole mission of the Church in Wales.

The charity was formed to run a girls high school in accordance with Orthodox Jewish Requirements.

Provides for the recreational and academic needs of the special children of the Gateshead Jewish Community.

Education in a Christian school for children aged 2 to 4 years and 5 to 18 years living in London and its outskirts. Promoting healthy, moral, positive character development and Christian principles. Develop the academic capabilities, competencies and skills in drama, sport and music to enhance learning. Use after school activities to raise self-esteem.

Provision of coaching in gymnastics by qualified coaches accredited by British gymnastics.

Promote and provide for the advancement of education upon principles indicated by the late Dr Rudolf Steiner; principally by operating parent and child groups, Kindergartens and a school, also by lectures, activities, study groups, festival celebrations and similar.

Provide Buildings/Facilities/Open Space for private school and college providing both the national curriculum and Islamic syllabus in Luton, Bedfordshire.

- Music, arts and wellbeing lessons and activities to schools across Herefordshire.- Music, arts and wellbeing activities for children and young people outside of school e.g. bands, orchestras, popular music groups.- Music, arts and wellbeing activities for adults e.g. choirs and music groups.- Training/CPD for school and freelance artists.

One-Eighty offers support and assistance to families, schools and other local authorities who struggle to engage their young people in mainstream education, through means of curriculum based activities, mentoring and by building on already existing services that in the past have been unsuccessful. Its all about developing the most holistic, and therefore sustainable plan for the young person.

TheGDA seeks to become a resource for women by: (A) Supporting young women through their teenage years and helping them make the right choices(B) Supporting young mothers by providing a New Mothers support service(C) Providing Educational and Recreational opportunities for young womenThe organisation is currently running an Independent Secondary School for girls.

To advance the education of students aged 9 to 18, being students who are the victims of bullying, or by reason of other emotional trauma or illness, are for the time being unable to attend mainstream school, including but not limited to, providing them with on-line tuition and face-to-face support.