Education Charities That specialise in Schools

We respond to appeals from charities such as hospices, youth clubs, junior football groups, Princes Trust, local school activities, also religious groups and sponser fundraising efforts of various kinds etc.

Childcare for children aged 1 year to 12 years. Nursery education, holiday and after school care.

The charity is established to provide play group facilities in Yaxley for the children under the age of 5. The playgroup's aim is to provide a happy, safe and friendly atmosphere in which the children can learn through play

2 Sunday services. Activities for children aged 0-18 throughout week. Parent & Toddler group. Small groups for adults. Mission abroad and UK inc. supporting missions in Ukraine and Greece. Schools work. Community projects. Messy Church and Holiday Club for children. Alpha Course. Seniors work. Debt counselling. Parenting Courses. Marriage support.

Wem Playmates Nursery is located in the middle of Wem and provides a service to pre-school children aged 2-5 years at a reasonable cost so that all the pre-school children of Wem and the surrounding areas can have an opportunity to have a good educational start to life.

To create accessible, inclusive and boundary pushing performances and theatrical events that fuse a range of art forms such as theatre, dance, puppetry, storytelling and installation. Audiences may see us in the streets, in community centres, theatres, hospitals, schools and online. Our projects interrupt daily life, reimagine and revive public spaces, and put audiences at the centre of the action

The charity works for a world in which every state school pupil has the opportunity to benefit from the learning and enjoyment which Classics can bring. Our mission is to create a sustainable demand for Classics in state schools and the resources, both within schools and externally, to meet it.

LMK educates young people about healthy and unhealthy relationships to give them the tools to recognise and avoid mental and physical abuse. We offer a Schools Programme, Peer Leaders Programme and Parent Programme.

World Harvest (UK) seeks to advance God's love in the UK & worldwide by church planting, encouraging grace-renewal, and partnerships in ministry. We also operate a network of ASHA Charity shops, assisting organizations, particularly in South Asia, by providing funds for the relief of poverty, healthcare, education, and economic development, including giving to hospitals, schools in poorer areas.

Pre school education

Significant activitiesThe organisation offers play, education, care facilities, training courses and encourages the study of the needs of children and their families and promote public interest in and recognition of their needs. It instigates and adheres to the aims and objects of the Pre-School Learning Alliance and follows the recommendations of the National Curriculum.

The charity tackles homelessness in Brighton and Hove. This includes an outreach to people who are street homeless, a drop-in advice service, and supported accommodation. The charity also runs a befriending service for women and a schools project.

Rescue & rehome neglected and unwanted animals. Talks re education on animal welfare to schools, clubs etc. Network with other animal charities.

Provision of regular public worship, sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation. Pastoral work, including visiting sick and bereaved persons. Teaching Christianity through sermons/small groups, taking assemblies in local Schools. Promoting the mission of Church in Wales to aid community cohesion through events, services, distribution of literature, groups to support the elderly/young

Provides meeting rooms, provides offices for charities, manages a public park, and hosts school parties for environmental education

The charity runs and operates a working 10 acre farm, providing school children, young people & vulnerable adults with farming experiences in order to promote education, health, well-being and an appreciation of agriculture & farming. The charity also runs Curly'd Farm Food Bank supporting 60-75 families each week. Also Curly's Caravan which offers memory making holidays to vulnerable families.

101 General charitable Purposes 103 Medical / Health / Sickness 201 Children/Young People202 Elderly/Old people 203 People With Disability/ Special Needs 204 People of a particular ethnic or racial origin 301 Makes Grants to Individuals (Includes Loans) 302 Makes Grants To Organisations (inc Schools, Charities etc) 304 Provides Human Resource 305 Provides Buildings / Facilities / Open Space

To advance the social and play opportunities of children and young people with additional needs and disabilities and to include their siblings.We do this by providing After School Clubs, Holiday Clubs, Daytime Support, Stay and Play Sessions, Siblings Groups and Youth Clubs. All the sessions take place at the charities rented premises, Unique Kidz and Co Woodhill Lane Morecambe LA4 4NW.

Regular public worship open to all. Teaching of Christianity through sermons,courses and small groups. Pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Taking of religious assemblies in schools. Promotion of Christianity through the staging of events and meetings and activities for all ages. Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.

Hythe Bay Children's Centre incorporates Hythe Bay Nursery and After School Club and is at the heart of the Government's strategy to deliver better outcomes for children and their families in the Hythe area. We provide seamless, holistic, integrated child-care services for the local community

Heath Evangelical Church runs meetings and activities of benefit to the general public, including two Sunday services (creche and Sunday school provided), Bible studies, prayer meetings, summer camps and weekly children's and youth groups (for toddlers, infants, juniors, teens, students). Funds are provided when natural disasters etc. occur. Sick and needy are visited.

Ante Natal GroupPost Natal GroupParent/Toddler GroupPre School PlaygroupKarate groups for young boys and girlsWomens' exercise and activity groups including Mendhi classes and craft groupsDiabetic Advice classesEnglish classesDay Centre for people recovering from mental illnessElders group community cafe

The Objects of the CIO is, for the public benefit: to advance the Christian faith; the relief of persons who are in condition of need, hardship or distress; and to advance religious or secular education.

The Association provides sessional and full day care facilities across three settings, for children aged between 2 years and reception age at local schools. It is Ofsted registered and serves the community within the Eastwood and St Laurence areas.

Supplementary EducationAfter school and weekend tuitionYouth Centre activitiesEmployability TrainingMental Health SupportChildren and Youth Wellbeing ActivitiesArts and Sports