Education Charities That specialise in Secondary education

Bowls is enjoyed by both sexes encompassing all age groups and is available to people with disabilities. Equipment and tuition is available to learners and recruitment is concentrated on the 8 to 18 age group. Younger players learn the discipline of being a team player and all members can participate in county and national competitions. Members also use the pavilion for social activities.

Provision of building for community use.Youth club for ages 10 to 16

To operate a youth club for young people aged 11 to 16. from Shipston on Stour and the surrounding area. We currently employ 4 part time members of staff and have circa 200 young people registered as members. The club opens on 2 nights a week with an average attendance of 45. We work closely with Shipston High School and have the use of a building which is located on the High School site.

The Charity meets John Kimbells original intent by: Giving a cash gift annually to widows and people of pensionable age in the parish.Giving one off payments to any resident going into hospital for more than 3 nights, and cash gifts to new babies and children as they start primary and secondary school. A delivery of a loaf of bread to each household in the Parish at new year.

Fundraising to support learning at Tenbury High School

To initiate Poverty Alleviation Either generally or individually, of people living in Sri Lanka.To Advance the Education (Secondary School) in Rural areas of Sri LankaThe relief of unemployment for the public benefit in suchways as may be thought fit, including assistance to find employment

Provision and support of education infrastructure and materials for the benefit of the children of Nansambo First Primary School in the Chingale district of Malawi. Includes teaching assistants, building maintenance, learning materials and supply of fresh water for students. Also, sponsorship of children without government support graduating to the adjascent Nansambo Secondary School.

The Charity aims to support and assist the students of Queen Elizabeth's High School by funding activities and events not covered by the School Budget Share and offering financial assistance to students of families on low incomes.

Harford Ex-Students Association (HESA) is committed to on-going projects supporting education of girls at Harford Secondary School in Moyamba, Sierra Leone. The purpose of HESA is to advance the education of girls at the school, by providing equipment, resources and facilities for education and relieve financial hardship of girls by providing scholarships and financial support to girls in need.

Providing special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the LEA for the Thomas Mills High School and promotion of education of children who reside or attend schools in Framlingham who are in need of financial assistance.

Lauriston Lights is a charity that brings together high-achieving children with students from universities across the UK in the transitional summer between primary and secondary. Over a two week summer camp, we hope to help children find the confidence and skills to thrive in the difficult first year of secondary school and beyond.

THE CHARITY'S AIMS ARE TO PROVIDE A DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SO THE CHARITY MAKES GRANTS TO ST. MARTIN-IN-THE-FIELDS HIGH SCHOOL OR TO INDIVIDUALS WITHIN THAT SCHOOL AS PART OF THOSE AIMS.

The objects of The Charity are for the public benefit to advance the education of pupils at Ipswich High School, in particular but not exclusively by providing bursaries and scholarships for education at the school.

The charity supports the education of pupils and former pupils (under the age of 25) of Thomas Mills High School, a state comprehensive school in Framlingham, Suffolk. It does this in a number of ways: by awarding an annual prize; by supporting former pupils who are currently medical students; by providing assistance with the cost of travel for educational purposes and for connected purposes.

We aim to provide clean drinking water to the Illeh Community, Ekpoma, Nigeria. Also to provide projects such as health care facilities and education projects especially primary and secondary school developments. We shall have fund raising activities, levies and contributions from members and would seek help from the public in general, individuals and other charitable organisations willing to assi

Scout Group, various activities for children aged 5 to 16. Scouts helps children and young adults reach their full potential. Scouts develop skills including teamwork, time management, leadership, initiative, planning, and communication. Scouts take part in various activities. It?s a great way to have fun, make friends, get outdoors, express your creativity and experience the wider world.

The group runs a Scout Group registered with the Scout Association. A progressive programme of scouting activities is provided to children from ages of 6 to 18. There are three sections Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. Each section is lead by volunteer adult leaders who receive training from the Scout Association. The Group is based at Our Lady of the Wayside in Shirley, Solihull.

Operate Scout groups for young children aged 6 to 18 years, offering wide range of indoor and outdoor based activities.

The charity engages in a variety of fund raising activities and this allows us to fund all or part of the cost of additional activities and items for the benefit of the students at Rugby High School.

We provide grants to our partner organisation Wamumbi Orphan Care in Central Kenya to provide outreach services to orphaned children affected by HIV/AIDS and their guardians. Current activities include workshops on sexual health, beadwork, theatre and music therapy, and supporting teenagers through secondary school and apprenticeships in tailoring, carpentry, mechanics, and hairdressing.

Provides a service to children 8 to 18 on seamanship, leadership and teamworking

Scouting activities for children aged 6 to 18

The charity sources and collects donations of second-hand, formal clothing (especially prom dresses and suits) from within the UK. Using partner organisations it then distributes this clothing to disadvantaged and impoverished individuals living in South Africa, allowing these individuals to attend their high school graduation ceremonies and so inspiring the next generation of pupils.

BOXING club provides excercise & a social environment for local children aged 9 to 40. childrens dance class offering the same but is open to ages 4 to 16, keep fit classes, Mother and toddler groups, Community group meetings plus various fund raising activities like Summer Fayres, Car Boot Sales held annually. Table top salesplus cheep events locations for wider community

Royal Navy registered Sea Scout Section plus Beaver Section and Cub Scout Section - serving young people from 6 to 18. Full active programme based on scouting POR's.