Education Charities That specialise in Secondary education

An open access 7 acre children's playground and children's centre with an after school club and holiday activities and sports programme for children up to 16 years and a youth centre for 13-19 year olds. 1000 children daily in summer from diverse local community of south Camden. Grade II listed site formerly the Foundling Hospital site. Adults must have a child with them to come in.

The objective of the trust is to create the UK's first truly inclusive, state-funded Jewish secondary school.

Advancing the education of students aged 9 to 18 being students who are the victim of bullying or by reason of other emotional trauma or illness are unable to attend mainstream school by providing tuition and appropriate support for them in a safe learning environment until they are ready to return to mainstream education and employment.

SHINE supports educational projects that work primarily with disadvantaged children and young people (4 to 18 years) across the North West, North East and Yorkshire and Humber regions. We provide grants to fund educational programmes which give these young people the extra support and attention they need to learn the basic but essential tools for life.

The objectives of the Charity are to advance the public benefit in the United Kingdom by establishing, maintaining and developing a Catholic School which shall offer a broad and balanced curriculum for pupils aged 3-16, as well as providing extra-curricular activities for the wellbeing, development and support of pupils at the School.

The Foundation furthers the education of pupils attending the Schools of the Foundation and which are, namely, Mayfield Preparatory School, Queen Mary's Grammar School and Queen Mary's High School. Each of the Schools are based in Walsall, West Midlands.The Foundation assists pupils by the funding of prizes, scholarships and maintenance allowances.

Upper School ages 10-19

Counselling and psychotherapy for 12 to 21 year olds.Contraception and sexual health for 12 to 21 year olds.Parenting groups for parents of teenagers (12 to 16) with challenging behaviour.Multisystemic therapy for families of persistent young offenders and young people with problem sexual behaviour (13 to 16).Information service on mental health and sexual health.

The advancement of the education of children and young people. The Trust operates an independent school based in Stockport, which educates pupils from seven to eighteen years of age.

Fyling Hall School Trust's principal activity is to provide a non-selective, co-educational, boarding and day school for students from the age of 4 to 18.

The principal activity of the company for the period under review was running the Children's House School on its two sites in Islington providing nursery education for children from the age of 2 to 4 at its Elmore Street building and primary education for children from the age of 4 at the Upper School in King Henry's Walk.

The Charity runs a day school for Dyslexic Children, registered by DFeS, some children are privately funded, the rest are funded by Local Education Authorities. Age range from 7+ to 16+.

The King's School provides benefit to the public within Hampshire byproviding an excellent education based on Christian principles for childrenaged 5 to 16. The school treasures childhood and enables its pupils todevelop strong relationships with God that equip them with the knowledge,skills, personal qualities and qualifications to achieve success and fulfillmentat school and beyond.

INDEPENDENT SCHOOL

We provide quality and affordable childcare for children from 6 months to 16 years, and in particular to lone parents and those on low income. We support out of school clubs offering wrap around childcare.

Provision of vocational education and support to Post-16 learners who have an EHCP and are struggling to engage within a mainstream environment.

1. THE ESTABLISHMENT AND RUNNING OF ATERES GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL TO PROVIDE A JEWISH EDUCATION, BASED ON TORAH VALUES, FOR SECONDARY SCHOOL GIRLS OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING A COMBINED EDUCATION OF BOTH THE NATIONAL AND JEWISH CURRICULUM. 2. THE PROVISION OF BUILDINGS, GRANTS AND SERVICES FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ORTHODOX JEWISH FAITH.

THE OPERATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOR THE EDUCATION OF BOYS AND GIRLS IN THE AGE RANGES OF 2+ TO 18 YEARS.

This is a small independent school for students aged 11 to 18, designated by DfES as suitable for some students with specific learning difficulties. Many of the students could be considered emotionally vulnerable, but are of average or above average intelligence.

The Saturday Club Trust gives young people aged 13-16 the unique opportunity to study subjects they love every Saturday morning at their local college, museum or university, for free. Over the academic year, Saturday Club tutors and industry professionals build the young people's skills, nurture their talents and inspire them towards further and higher education and careers.

An independent, non fee-paying progressive school for 4-16 year olds in South London.

Dreamflight provides children with a serious illness or disability between the ages of 8-14 with their holiday of a lifetime to the theme parks of Orlando, Florida, or for children aged between 8-16 a UK holiday. The experience of being away from home, often for the first time, enables them to enjoy a degree of independence and they return more confident as a result of their achievements.

Providing counselling and therapeutic services for children and young adults up to 18 years and their families. We work in partnership with other agencies and schools, and our concern is the emotional health and well-being of children and young people. The main focus is the early intervention, prevention and mitigation of behavioral and emotional problems. We provide training for school staff.

Support, advice, counselling and therapy for women and children exposed to Domestic Violence. Raising awareness among others in the community to relieve and educate about the impact of Domestic Violence through talks and training. Developing and delivering relating to Domestic Abuse schools programmes across county to offer safe relationship information to secondary school young people

Sister System works with care affected young women aged 13-24yrs, to help them achieve a life free of abuse, with good mental health, such that they re-engage with education and move into and sustain education, employment or training post-16. Sister System does this by providing intensive educational programmes and a range of pastoral activities of support and guidance over a period of 8 years.