Education Charities That specialise in Schools

2 settings providing care and education; operating all year round 1 site for children from birth through toddlers, pre-school and out of school care, the 2nd site only toddlers, pre-school and OOSC.

The Principal Activities in the year were Initial Teacher Training, Continued Professional Development, School Improvement Projects, School Business Manager and Governor Training Programmes.

Counselling and related services to adults, young people, and children. Counselling for takes place in 23 settings across Greater Mancht: 10 locations for adults; 13 for children and young people; all through schools and community settings. We work with many issues including depression, anxiety, and bereavement. Counsellors are supervised by casework supervisors & Beacon is a member of the BACP.

The advancement of music education of young people in the UK, including but not limited to, the provision of:i) musical instrumentsii) tuitioniii) funding specifically for music - related student endeavours,for children in state (non fee paying ) primary and secondary education. Aim achieved through granting of funds directly to schools who fit the eligibility criteria.

British Exploring Society is an educational charity. We inspire young people from all backgrounds to unlock their potential through exploration on demanding and scientific expeditions, helping them and society better understand the world around us.

COUNTIES seeks to communicate the Christian faith in a culturally relevant way, across England and Wales, and encourage churches in mission through Evangelists, Exhibitions & other resources. It actively supports self-employed Evangelists, who are involved in a wide range of initiatives including local churches, schools, universities, prisons, markets, agricultural shows and door-to-door contacts.

To enhance the development, care and education of pre-school children in Wales, by encouraging parents to understand and provide for their needs through high quality pre-school groups. To give adults confidence to make the best use of their knowledge and resources, for the benefit of themselves and pre-school children.

The Charity enables high-quality discussions about the news in, and between, schools. These discussions develop young people's knowledge of current affairs, critical thinking, literacy and confidence. The Charity supports these discussions by providing teacher training and resources, news content and online discussion platforms.

At Electric Umbrella we create amazing, live interactive music experiences with learning disabled people - and when our members take to the stage, they help change the way the world looks at them - and others. Our Education Programme reaches thousands of school children, teachers and staff at both mainstream and SEND schools in Hertfordshire (in-person) and across the country (online).

To make grants principally in respect of drama, music and arts teaching at Thomas Mills School and, secondarily, to make grants for other applications by pupils at Thomas Mills School in relation to sports and other activities

The objectives of charity are:(1) To advance the education of children and young people with a diagnosis of autism and those with moderate to severe learning disabilities in particular by:(a) establishing an independent specialist secondary school;(b) providing training programmes for carers;(c) conducting an outreach programme to support specialist and mainstream schools.

Education, information, support and research into pro life issues and the presentation of this to the public, schools and religious and secular organisations

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION BY PROVIDING AND MAINTAINING AN ISLAMIC SCHOOL/COLLEGE OR AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS. .

The Trust owns and runs Al-Aqsa Primary and Secondary School in Leicester.

Running and provisioning 4 local churches, engaging with and serving local communities in various ways, helping to build up similar churches locally, nationally and overseas through established relational links.

THE PROVISION OF A GIVING AND SOCIAL ACTION PROGRAMME. STUDENTS ACROSS A SECONDARY SCHOOL YEAR GROUP TAKE PART IN A PROGRAMME THAT SEES THEM UNDERSTAND SOCIAL ISSUES, RESEARCH AND CONNECT WITH LOCAL CHARITIES WHO THEY SUPPORT THROUGH SOCIAL ACTION. CLASSES COMPETE WITH EACH OTHER AT A SCHOOL FINAL TO SHOWCASE THEIR SOCIAL ACTION PROJECTS, WITH THE WINNING CLASS WINNING £1,000 FOR THEIR CHARITY

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Racing to School (formerly BHEST) is responsible for the management and delivery of education programmes to support and enhance young people's learning and development. Delivery takes place at racecourses, studs and training yards with educational activities linked to racing and thoroughbred breeding.

Regular public worship open to all. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer. Pastoral work. Teaching of Christianity. Religious assemblies schools. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and distribution of literature. Promoting the whole mission of the Church through the provision of activities for the local community. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

Inspiring Girls is dedicated to raising the aspirations of girls around the world by connecting them with female role models. We facilitate volunteers going into schools or attending specific speed-networking events to talk to girls about their life, career, choices and experiences. We also manage an online video library where girls can find interviews of volunteers talking about their careers.

The school provides a public benefit for all families who enroll their baby or child at the school.The school provides affordable childcare and education for all children, whether parents are in receipt of Government benefits or working. Working families benefit from the school remaining open for 50 weeks of the year allowing parents to remain working while their baby or child is being cared for.

CARAS (Community Action for Refugees and Asylum Seekers) is a community organisation with members from all over London. CARAS works closely with a number of organisations in south London to deliver services for refugees and asylum seekers. Projects include after school and youth clubs, ESOL classes, a women's drop-in and advocacy casework.

Advocacy service for learning disabled; Family Support Worker for families of learning disabled; Transitional Advocate for young people with learning disabilities; daily music sessions for adults with learning disabilities; sports club, music school, drama group, children's and young person's clubs and social club all for the learning disabled; also 3 charity shops and a coffee-shop.

Dandelion Day Nursery and Kids Club provides childcare provision from birth to 13 for the local community both service and civilian. The nursery facility provides full day care facility for birth to preschool age 4. The kids Club provides before and after school care for children aged 5 to 13 during term time and full day care during school holiday periods.

The Parish provides Christian services of worship at its two churches for the benefit of both members and visitors. It encourages spiritual growth by guidance and discussion in small groups. It also provides high quality child-care in the Pre-school and Out-of-school Club.