Education Charities That specialise in Secondary education

The Church holds weekly Sunday worship services, Sunday School and a mid-week prayer and Bible study meeting . It also runs weekly parents and toddlers group, weekly clubs for primary and secondary school ages, a coffee morning and a foodbank. These activities are all open to the local community. The Church conducts baptismal, marriage and divorce services. It also supports missionary work.

The objects are to provide facilities for healthy recreation and sport for young people between the ages of 6 to 18.All the assets were donated from that club to the new charity on the understanding that the charity would continue to provide similar facilities and recreation as the old club.

The conservation and preservation of the former Royal Navy sloop HMS WELLINGTON as part of the nation's maritime heritage, the education of the public in the history of the British and Commonwealth Merchant Services and, the importance of seaborne trade to our island nation. An educational programme is in place for KS 1 & 2 children, a Secondary School Programme and a Sixth Form STEM Programme.

The charity supports a Polish supplementary School operating on Saturday mornings only, for children between the age of 4 to 18 learning Polish language and culture and taking students to GCSE, AS and A2 examination. We also support different youth groups, not only with cash gifts, but also by allowing use of our premises. Groups include Polish scouts and folk dancing

Private school funds of voluntary aided secondary school.

The club's principle activity is the promotion of a series of 12 concerts of classical music put on from October to March annually. These usually consist of solo musicians or small groups of up to 6 or so players. Some seasons include concerts given by a small orchestra of up to 18 players. The Club has regular concerts promoting Young Musicians from the area.

Fundraising activites for Skipton Girls' High School.

The PTA raise money through school based activities such as refreshment sales at school shows and concerts and then decide how to spend the money on equipment and services for the whole school community.

As at 31 March 2023 the school had a total of 78(2022- 64) students varying in age from 5 to 18 and including some English based children. Total of twelve classes are held each Saturday consisting of Japanese and Mathematics lessons. All pupils successfully completed internal examinations and attendance was maintained at over 80%. Hold extra time lessons such as history, science and GCSE.

Upton JFC is a grass roots FA Community Club with charity status. We provide an inclusive environment for girls and boys from 5 to 18 years. We also have a thriving Footie 4 Females, Open Age and Vet's team so a real community club for all players wanting to participate.

Sunflowers Children's Action Group aims to relieve the needs of children between 3-16 suffering from life-limiting/life-threatening illnesses and their families by arranging special activities and events to create memories, make friendships and provide mutual support in the Lincolnshire and Yorkshire regions.

To make grants for projects, (preferably startup or new intiatives in existing projects) for children worldwide aged up to 18 , to such charitable institutions that the Trustees in their absolute discretion think fit. Before submitting an Application refer to the criteria on the Casey Trust website at www.caseytrust.org

To provide such special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the local education authority for Marling School, Stroud High School and Archway School.To promote the education of persons under the age of 25 who are resident in the area of benefit and are in need of financial assistance.

The Kerusso Trust is an enabling charity that supports Christian training and education programmes in Malawi. We partner with Malawian Christian organisations and trusted individuals to provide non-denominational Bible-based training programmes for 1000s of pastors, church leaders, village chiefs, youth and children in rural Malawi, and bursaries for girls to attend a Christian secondary school.

Provision of lifeboat and other inshore rescue capabilities on the Solent and in Portsmouth Harbour, training for Junior members, 14 to 18 years in life-saving skills and water safety presentations to local schools, youth and community groups.

During the year a wide range of activities were undertaken including Theatre Studies resentations, Theatre visits, curriculum area visits including a visit to Liverpool and the annual trip to Belgium to Ypres and the Comme

The object of FoWHS is to advance the education of the pupils of Wimbledon High School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the School. FoWHS has a social remit to encourage cooperation, communication and good relations between all associated with the School and to strengthen the links between the School and the local community

Advance the education of the pupils in the school. Develop enhanced relationships between staff, parents/guardians and others. Engage in activities that support the school and advance toe education of the pupils. Provide and assist in the provision of facilities at the school not normally provided by the LEA

Voluntary Uniformed Youth Organisation, for children from age 4 to 18 in four sections, Martins, Y Team, JTC, Seniors.Each section, has its own activity programme and badge scheme. Groups develop personal skills, abilities, grow self-confidence and offer adventurous activities, camping trips and nurture whilst maintaining a Christian ethos.

To advance the education of young people throughout England and Wales, for the public benefit by making grants, awards, scholarships and bursaries to secondary school students in full-time education. To advance such other charitable purposes (according to the laws of England and Wales) as the trustees see fit from time to time

auction, raffle, quiz night, Christmas fayre,

The objectives of MathsMakers are to advance and promote mathematics education for young people in England. To achieve these objectives, MathsMakers delivers online and in-person afterschool and Saturday mathematics intervention programmes for students aged 10-16.

The charity awards secondary school scholarships to bright but disadvantaged children living in the Rift Valley and Central Provinces of Kenya. Those scholars who do well enough at secondary school are then supported through further education. The charity also funds a lunch programme for two primary schools and provides resources to other linked schools in the most deprived areas near Langalanga.

The function of this charity's work in Tanzania is the furtherance of the education of students at the Anglican Diocese of Central Tanganyika's Mvumi Secondary School and the Buigiri Primary School for the Blind, by way of grants to the schools and bursaries and scholarships to the students. The work of the charity can extend to other purposes as shall be exclusively charitable .

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