Education Charities That specialise in Secondary education

The Charity holds about 90% of the land and buildings occupied by the Northampton High School for Girls.

The advancement of education of students between the ages of 15 to 18 by providing them with the tools, skills and experience to enable them to critically analyse and question information to assess its authenticity.

St Paul's Adventure Playground is a fully inclusive space for children aged 5-16 to play. Situated in the heart of Bristol. Open 5 days a week 48 weeks of the year. For more information visit www.goplacestoplay.org

The charity awards prizes to students at Thomas Mills High School, a state comprehensive school in Suffolk. In this way the charity promotes a culture of achievement amongst the whole school community.

We hold quiz evenings, discos for pupils and various events throughout the year

Awards Prizes at Tiverton High School

To give awards to deserving students.

To support ex students of the Mirfield Free Grammar and Sixth Form to further their education

-To promote and advance education primarily but not exclusively for young people betweenthe ages (3-16) and (16 to 25) by the provision of resources,supports facilities and educational development.-To help young people relieve poverty through job,vocational training and businessentrepreneur skills.These objectives will take place in the United Kingdom and SierraLeone..

carrying out capacity building programme which entails provision of existing secondary school teachers training and support with educational materials.

It is an educational project for young children of secondary school age on the Cape Verdean Island of Sao Vicente. Education is free only until age 14, so many able children have to leave school as their parents are unable to meet the costs for them to stay on. The trust raises money to enable children to continue education. Currently 16 students are being supported.

We provide retreats for rest and renewal for young people (11-16), and their families, across UK, who seek support in challenging times. We operate from heritage properties of cultural importance to the local community, sustained by social enterprise run by young adults, connecting heritage with young people and their families, to engender a sense of belonging, inclusion and social wellbeing.

Award grants to students for academic and personal achievements

To support the educational aims of the school.

Raising funds for PTFA / school - dinner dances, quizes, refreshments, etc

To consider annual bursaries to recommended students going on to University or further education from the Wales High School, Kiveton Park.

Organises events to raise funds to support of Helsby High School.

Provides maintenance grants for pupils in attendance at Prince Henry's High School, Evesham.

Contribution towards the assistance of the schooling of Secondary School pupils and further education students who are in attendance at the church .

Provides financial assistance for pupils currently at Tormead School towards fees at 'A' Level or for pupils in the Senior School for curriculum related residential trips.

This Charity aims solely to solicit for, to promote fund raising activities worldwide and to disburse funds gained through such function according to agreed rules and criteria of the Trustees to promote welfare/wellbeing and interest of the O'Reilly Secondary School towards infrastructure provision as well as educational/academic upliftment of students and staff of the institution.

Provision of representative and competitive cup rugby for children from 13 to 16 years of age (U14 to U16 or years 9,10 and 11) in all of the schools in the City of Coventry. Also coaching of the game within the City to the school rugby players of Coventry.

Car boot salesQuiz eveningSchool concertsdraws and raffles

Providing educational grants to children of secondary school age associated with Stratford-upon-Avon United Reformed Church

The charity awards an annual scholarship tenable at a University in the United Kingdom to a student leaving Thomas Mills High School in Suffolk to study a modern foreign language at degree level.