Education Charities That specialise in Schools

SATIPS provides professional, cost-effective support to ALL teachers of children in Key Stages 1, 2 and 3; we run courses and provide termly Subject Broadsheets in all areas of the curriculum. We make occasional one-off grants to approved projects offering support to schools developing education "beyond the classroom", especially in the areas of music, art, sustainable development.

Primary School Parent Teacher Association - fundraising for school

Awarding small grants towards the fees of students studying at theological college or university for full time Christian ministry or those volunteering for Christian service at home or oversees. Grants are also considered for Christian missions and for bursary funds for Christian colleges and supporting schools beyond the UK.

To advance the education of the pupils in the school. It may:A Develop relationships between the staff, parents and other school associates.B Engage in activities which support the school and advance its pupils' education.C Provide educational facilities or items (not provided from statutory funds) as the Committee in consultation with the Governing body shall determine.

An evangelical church known as Garston Community Church reaching out to the local community, catering for young and old with, Kidz Klub, Youth Club and Seniors Club. Also supporting other local initiatives, advancement of the Christian faith, spreading the Gospel, providing Christian education. Supporting other ministries abroad, orphans and the needy mainly in India.

This charity contributes to the understanding and performance of music, especially early music, in particular by holding an annual summer school.

Relationship counselling, Education and Training courses, Sexual Therapy Service, work with young people in schools, Family Counselling

The Huddleston Centre is based in Hackney and supports Hackney residents. Our aim is to enable disabled people and their families to take maximum control of their lives, and play a full and active role in the community.Activities include: junior and senior youth clubs, access (sports) scheme, residential trips, a high needs club, school holiday play schemes and Saturday clubs.

Runs 2 Beaver Colonies, 3 Cub Packs and 3 Scout Troops. There are between 20 and 30 in most sections, mostly boys but an increasing number of girls. The emphasis throughout all sections is to have fun whilst being challenged in hands-on activities they don't get to do at school.

To support children and young people in the parish of St. Margaret's, Whalley Range. The word children is an inclusive description of any child or young person from any ethnic,racial or faith community. Support is of a pastoral nature. Examples have included supporting young people with special needs, educational or family issues. Money is raised through the use of the playing field.

We run a Pre-School 3 days a week, term time, plus a Baby & Toddler group once a week at the Village Hall. The group provides educational and social activities for young children plus an opportunity for local families to meet and socialise in our rural area. We are inspected by Ofsted and supported by the West Berkshire Early Years team. We are a member of the Early Years Alliance.

Dunelm Grove pre-school in West Norwood, provides a safe and fun, family feel environment for education, play and socialisation, to enhance the development of children between 2 and 5 years old. We support our community and enjoy diversity of culture, languages and welcome those with special needs.

Our mission is to develop, promote & encourage an uplifting, values-based, 21st-century education to benefit children, teachers & those looking after children. We provide universal resources fostering lasting, life-enriching values contributing to an integrated, ethical, moral, emotional, social & emotional education enabling young citizens to fulfil their potential while at school & afterwards.

Ofsted registered for 52 children aged 4-11 years this voluntarily administered non-profit making scheme employs well qualified staff and provides flexible session times and reasonable contributions to assist low paid parents in what are described as deprived areas of Nottinghamshire. Children are collected after school and cared for during holidays in a warm safe environment.

To promote the Jewish faith in Reading and surrounding areas as a community.Outreach by communication and meetings with other faiths and schools.Assist with the welfare of our members.

St Matthew's school PTA aims to enhance the welfare of the staff and children, to contribute to school resources, encourage parental involvement and to enhance the social life of the school.

Enhancing the development and education of pre-school children, offering appropriate play, education and care facilities and involving parents in various activities of the group as per the aims described in the pre-school constitution.

County Council Funded morning and afternoon sessions. Parent funded sessions as well.

LOVER AND REDLYNCH PRE-SCHOOL PROVIDES CARE AND EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN FROM 2 YEARS OLD TO SCHOOL AGE. DURING TERM TIME WE PROVIDE 5 MORNING SESSIONS AND 4 AFTERNOON SESSIONS WITH AN OPTION FOR LUNCH CLUB. THE PRE-SCHOOL IS RUN BY A VOLUNTARY COMMITTEE AND EMPLOYS 6 MEMBERS OF STAFF.

playgroup for pre school children

Primary school.

CHARITY FOR SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN WITH COMPLEX AND SEVERE LEARNING DIFFICULTIES. CHARITY FUNDS ACTIVITIES AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPTMENT TO AID THE CHILDREN

The advancement of education by the provision of items, services and facilities for the Watford Grammar School for Boys and the Watford Grammar School for Girls

To provide affordable, well maintained and friendly facilities for local groups, clubs and individuals. These include Pre-School, majorettes, judo, martial arts, children's football, slimming world, advanced motorists, metal detectors, , yoga,U3A History club, Art appreciation, Current affairs, Geography, theatre groups and many more.

Providing pre school education for children aged 2-5 in a rural village.