Education Charities That specialise in Secondary education

We offer various activities for children from 4 years to 18 years old - Both Boys and Girls are members of our Scout Group Within the rules laid down by the Scout Association

The charity operates for the furtherance of these objects through the playing of, and coaching in, associationfootball. As a FA Charter Development Club, partnered with Bolton Wanderers FC, we are offering organised football toyoungsters, both boys and girls from 5 years of age up to 18 years of age.

Activities include:- A Sunday morning meeting which includes,a Bible talk, singing, prayers and friendship- Weekly Bible studies- Service projects in the community- Youth group for secondary school children- Community outreach

Scouting - a wide range of activities for boys and girls from ages 6 up to 18

The Friends assist the School by raising funds and inviting and receiving contributions from any person by way of subscription, donation or fundraising. The funds are used to benefit the School and its pupils.

Sea Scout Group working with young people from 6 to 18.

West Horsley Village Hall is available for hire and comprises (a) the Main Hall, suitable for up to 130 with its own kitchen and toilets; (b) the Cedar Room, suitable for up to 65 with its own kitchen and toilets; and (c) the Rubin Room, suitable for up to 16 for meetings, with shared kitchen and toilets. Adjacent to the hall is a car park and attractive children's playground.

The trust spends most of its income on grants for secondary school fees in East, Central and Southern Africa (in Kenya, Lesotho, Somaliland, South Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. It will accept donations both to add to its capital and to fund individual students needs.

Grant making in Malawi for secondary school bursaries, for medical and nursing training and for tertiary education for students pursuing non medical courses and can offer financial support to any cause that will benefit the poor of Malawi.

Various activities as the Scout Asssociation's programmes specify for the age ranges from 6 to 18 years. Activities take place within the various Sections within the Scout Groups in the District.

CHYPS - Cheshire Youth Pantomime Society perform a pantomime every January at the Woodford Centre in Woodford, East Cheshire, with a cast and live band of about 40 11 to 18 year olds from local high schools.We aim to help young people develop their performing arts skills and life skills such as self confidence and teamwork.

To encourage co-operation and good relations between parents, staff and others associated with the school through events for parents, pupils and the local community. In doing so these events may raise funds to assist in the provision of facilities for the school to enhance the education of the pupils of Streatham and Clapham High School.

Fundraising to benefit the school community.

The charity supports a secondary school in Sierra Leone, that provides education for girls. The charity is made up of ex pupils of the school and this is one way of giving back.We have provided books, essential tables and chairs, replaced toilets and rewired buildings as examples. Currently, we are raising funds to re-roof a main building and construct extra classrooms.

Working with school to raise money through events and activities in support of school projects.

We provide out of school activities for young people from the age of 10 to 18 with the view to assist with their physical, social and health education and development as well as offering life skills training schemes. The activities take place over 4 evenings a week during term time at the Corfe Mullen Community Hub and are supervised by trained youth leaders.

The Kipungani Shools Trust builds primary schools along the coast of Kenya. Established in 2000 it has now completed 18 schools & 2 Polytechnics. More than 12,500 primary school places have been provided and upwards of 100 children are currently being sponsored at secondary school. The KST raises funds in the UK at no cost & they are effectively spent in Kenya.

The PTA encourages cooperation between the staff, parents, and all others associated with the school to engage in fundraising activities that support the school and advance the facilities and therefore education of the pupils attending it. We organise and contribute to parent school events and raise funds whilst promoting the involvement of all parents.

Offering 10 to 18 year olds life-changing nautical adventure based on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy. Opportunities include Rowing, Sailing, Power-boating, Kayaking, Adventurous Training, Seamanship,Cooking, Team-building and many more

Wetherby Athletic JFC boasts teams for girls and boys from ages 5 to 18. The club ethos is to provide opportunities for all ages and abilities to play football in a safe and friendly environment, in which all its members feel valued, supported and can develop to their full potential.We have a superb voluntary team doing all those important jobs to help make this club as successful as possible.

PROVIDING FULL TRAINING FOR MULTI ACTIVITIES COVERING SAILING, PULLING, DRILL,BAND,FOOTBALL, SHOOTING AND MANY MORE ACIVITIES FOR CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 10 TO 18

We offer free Conductive Education for children with Cerebral Palsy and associated motor disorders. We take children from birth up to the age of five from Tuesdays to Fridays, and from five to sixteen on Saturdays. A summer and winter club is also provided out of term time. We operate throughout Kent. Currently we have 53 children.

1st Llanelli Scout Group started in 1908 and provides scouting for boys and girls from 6 years of age through to 18.The latter is through the provision of Beaver scouts, Cub scouts, Scouts and Explorer Scouts.

Boost is a faith-based charity operating in Felixstowe, Suffolk, pioneering partnerships between faith and education, working with churches and schools. BOOST employs a Chaplain who works within Felixstowe Academy to support staff and students, explore faith, and build community. This provision extends to primary schools to support young people in their transition to high school.

The Charity is a Church part of the Wesleyan Reform Union of Churches. It provides a religious service every Sunday open to everybody. The Church runs a Christian youth activity each Friday open to Children of secondary school age.The Youngster are taken on visits to further their spiritual development. The church holds periodic special events open to the general public.