Education Charities That specialise in Schools

The Charity supports the development of Catholic Education in schools and academies in the Diocese of Nottingham working in partnership with our Catholic Multi-Academy Trusts in the Diocese offering challenge and support for school improvement whilst at the same time seeking to strengthen the Catholic ethos and identity of the schools and academies in its care.

Fellowship Afloat's centre at Tollesbury, Essex is a place for adventure, relaxation and exploring the environment.Based on a converted lightvessel moored on the coast, it is an activity venture for youth clubs, schools, churches , special needs groups and people pursuing sailing qualifications.Guests are served by the centre staff and expert volunteers who form the lively Christian community.

We run over 80 classes each week teaching techniques drawn from complementary approaches to health alongside a complementary therapy clinic, a large counselling service, a Hertfordshire-wide, award-winning wellbeing programme for older people with mobility problems or who are living with long-term conditions and a programme introducing Mindfulness into local schools.

Wysing Arts Centre is a visual arts organisation that develops new ways to support artists, enabling art and ideas to reach a wide range of people in unexpected ways. We develop educational programmes for artistic experimentation, enquiry and production, supporting innovative art to be created and experienced by new audiences, including specialist programmes for young people and schools.

To advance education by providing accessible educational services in accordance with the principles of Islam, in particular but not exclusively, focusing on Muslim childrens educational needs especially to those educated otherwise than in state schools.

Day Centre services, Mandarin teaching, and Day Nursery & After-School Club services

(I) THE ADVANCEMENT OF ORTHODOX JEWISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION AND EDUCATION IN GENERAL PRIMARILY BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY ESTABLISHING MAINTAINING AND MANAGING A PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR JEWISH GIRLS IN THE NORTH WEST LONDON AREA (II) THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUCH OTHER OBJECTS AS ARE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC AND ARE CHARITABLE ACCORDING TO ENGLISH LAW

Provision of gymnastics in Telford and surrounding area

THE SUPPORT AND PROMOTION OF EDHEC BUSINESS SCHOOL; THE PROMOTION OF RESEARCH IN THOSE AREAS OF STUDY CARRIED OUT AT EDHEC; AND ANY OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES CONNECTED WITH THE WORK AND MANAGEMENT OF EDHEC BUSINESS SCHOOL THAT ARE APPROVED BY THE TRUSTEES IN THEIR ABSOLUTE DISCRETION.

Nursery afterschool club and holiday playschemes

The Trust operates within Nottinghamshire and has a particularly strong geographical focus in the Rushcliffe Borough. There are five projects currently operated by the Trust; Forget Me Notts (helping dementia sufferers and carers), Positive Futures (supporting young people), YouNG (focussing on employability skills), Healthy Hearts (primary school programme) and Ready4Work (employability).

(a) to advance the education and relieve the needs of the pupils at The Fulham Boys School (or any successor school) and of their families in particular (but without limitation) by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities not provided by others; and(b) to advance such other exclusively charitable purposes as the trustees may from time to time decide

The principal objectives of the Charity are to provide monies for the purposes of providing medical research and promoting neurological research throughout the UK and providing funding to the Department of Neurological Studies at the Middlesex Hospital and Medical School, London, now part of University College London.

To hold the Trust property for the advancement and maintenance of the Roman Catholic Religion in England and particularly in or in the vicinity of the City of Birmingham or for the charitable objects connected therewith. The Trustees may provide and equip churches, chapels, schools, colleges and similar buildings including orphanages and hospitals to be used for the Trust's charitable purposes.

Trading as the "London Music Fund", the charity awards Scholarships to children with musical potential and commitment to learning an instrument, whose families are unable to afford the ongoing cost of tuition. It also funds Partnerships between music hubs, schools and professional arts organisations, addressing specific gaps in provision. Applications are only accepted from London Music Hubs.

PROVIDING: (A)PRACTICAL WORKSHOPS, TRAINING COURSES ANDMENTORING IN VARIOUS ART FORMS; (B)EVENTS, FESTIVALS AND WORK EXPERIENCEPROGRAMMES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHER ORGANISATIONS AND SCHOOLS; AND (C)FACILITIESAND RESOURCES TO ENABLE THE CREATION OF ART.

1. To extend, develop and maintain the building of the Synagogue in 37 Northumberland Road, Salford, known as the Beth Hamedrash Satmar Veyoel Moshe.2. To provide grants and donations to needy individuals / charitable organisations in the community.3. To operate an out of school club and community centre.

Pre-school, enhance the development and education of children under statutory school age, offer play, education and care facilities.

As a charity and through partnerships, we provide parental engagement programmes to support UK primary schools. Our programmes support parents, particularly those in disadvantaged areas, by providing them with videos and activities, through our inclusive online platform. We also lead the Parental Engagement Forum; a group of organisations mobilised to improve home learning across the sector.

Free to Be Kids provides respite holidays, therapeutic adventures, after-school support and a range of year round residentials for children who are struggling with social or emotional difficulties, significant social/financial disadvantage or who are growing up in marginalised communities. Without our work, many would not have support or a break from often extremely difficult home circumstances.

The objects of the Charity are to support and fund the activities of Wolverhampton Grammar School Limited. This is achieved by providing bursaries and scholarships to pupils who would otherwise be unable to attend the School and also in offering support to the School for its day to day operations when required.

Currently supports projects working with young people at risk of offending or with the rehabilitation of those who have offended, supports the woven textile industry through grants and scholarships and assists three local primary schools in Inner London

Supporting and funding any school or educational institution of the orthodox Jewish faith including assistance with transportation to and from these educational establishments.Providing facilities for recreation and other leisure time activities for children and young people.Providing grants to people to supplement income and alleviate poverty.

operating a school within the meaning of the Education Acts, open to all pupils showing a talent and commitment to performing arts;advancing and coordinating academic and vocational excellence by providing specialist facilities for ballet training within the school premises;providing scholarships for pupils not able to afford to pay the full running costs

Three meetings for worship every Sunday at two centres, and midweek group meetings for adults and separately for young people. Pastoral care and activities for parents and babies, children, youth, and senior age group. Weekly food parcel distribution. Christmas hampers through local agencies. Pregnancy crisis advice centre. Daily Pre-school. Support to homeless. Support to those in need overseas.