Education Charities That specialise in Student support

OUR OBJECTIVES ARE TO ENSURE THE INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS REMAIN HIGH FOR THE FULL BENEFIT OF THE SCHOOL BENEFICIARIES IE, THE BOYS. THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES SPECIALIST BENEFITS OF ANY KIND NOT PROVIDED BY THE LA; AWARDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THOSE GOING TO UNIVERSITY;TO BOYS TRAVELLING IN PURSUIT OF THEIR EDUCATION;AND FOR THE STUDY OF MUSIC/ARTS/SCIENCES OR OTHERWISE PROMOTING THEIR EDUCATION.

The charity provides financial assistance in case of need for the education of pupils of the Beacon Educational Trust Ltd (The Beacon).

Provide support to workers in the scientific field of rheology through the provision of services such as regular publications, organisation of conferences and meetings, conferring of awards, travel bursaries, etc.

Bursaries and grants to benefit young people starting up in life (restricted programmes). Grants to charities established to relieve need, hardship and distress Area of benefit City of Birmingham.

The Charity's main purposes are to provide the Chipping Campden School with such special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the education authorities and to provide for the education of your persons under the age of 25 who are attending or who have attended the School who are in need of financial assistance in the form of scholarships, bursaries, allowances or grants.

Objects of the Charity are to support the educational work of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings. In furtherance of this, the Trust undertakes the following activities: providing monies for the SPAB Scholarship programme; organising the AGM for the Trust at a weekend event; fund raising to support the Trust and providing informal CPD for members.

Aims are advancement of education of the public; granting assistance to present or past members of Normanton School in necessitous circumstances; provision of Scholarships, prize exhibitions or awards; assistance of existing charitable institutions associated with Normanton School

The trustees have resolved to concentrate their objects on awarding scholarships to individuals who successfully apply to study at INSEAD Business School. Scholarships will be awarded principally to British citizens who on application are working in a UK bank or financial institution, and who, in the view of the Scholarship Committee will strive to attain the highest level of executive management.

The Chadwick Trust was set up through a Trust Deed executed in 1890 by Sir Edwin Chadwick to embrace promotion of sanitary science and health, the prevention of disease and the physical training of the population. The Trust supports research and teaching in Public Health and Public Health Engineering at University College London, through the award of prizes, scholarships and fellowships.

Support cardiac patients and their carers.Supply equipment & bursaries for hospital staff within the cardiac unit

MAKES GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS

To assist students who wish to reside in foreign countries in order to improve their knowledge of foreign languages for business purposes. Assistance is given in the form of grants.

Training and provision of choral singing, without audition.Presentation of concerts performed by members of the society.Award of two bursaries annually to assist young local performers to further their training.Annual competition for music composition.

The Claremont Fan Court Educational Trust gives scholarships, bursaries or grants to enable children whose parents are in need of financial assistance to attend Claremont Fan Court School

The Mayor's Charity Appeal was set up by a Trust Deed on 18th May, 1981 and aims to further such exclusive charitable objects as the Mayor of Royal Greenwich may from time to time in writing appoint.

The objects set out in the Declaration of Trust dated 27 April 1983, including the provision of scholarships to Merchant Taylors' School Crosby, the provision of plant, equipment, furniture to the said School, the improvement of the site of the said School and for associated and related purposes as therein defined.

BURSARIES WHICH SUPPORT STUDENTS AND TEACHERS FOR 'OUT OF THE ORDINARY' OPPORTUNITIES.THIS INCLUDES MUSIC AND GAP YEARS AND VOLUNTARY WORK.-

TO PROMOTE EDUCATION AT THE KING'S SCHOOL CANTERBURYTHE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF ONE OR MORE "CLEARY SCHOLARSHIPS" FOR PUPILS OF THE KING'S SCHOOL CANTERBURYTHE MAINTENANCE OF THE BLACKFRIARS BUILDINGTHE PROMOTION OF THE ARTS

scholarships for the benefit of qualified students

Advancement of education of pupils at the 4 schoolsProviding scholarships at the college

The Society seeks to advance public education by furthering the study of Italy and Italian language and culture through its publications (the journal Italian Studies), conferences (a biennial residential conference, a smaller, themed event in alternate years, an annual postgraduate colloquium), research fund, student bursaries, and financial support for events organized by members of the Society.

The object of the charity is to advance, for the public benefit, the education of pupils who live or attend school in the ancient parish of Coleshill (including parts of Kingshurst and Chelmsley Wood) and are in financial need, by awarding grants, scholarships or making provisions in such other ways as the trustees decide, having regard to the principles of the Church of England.

To further the education of children attending Sedbergh School. To award scholarships, exhibitions, bursaries for those who are attending Sedbergh School who are in need of financial assistance. To award grants to those who are attending Sedbergh School to enable them to travel (UK or abroad) in furtherance of their education. To otherwise further the education of such persons.

The charity in the main provides support to charities in the UK and Overseas. It also supports with bursaries a limited number of graduate and post graduate students in particular those in Engineering , the Physical Sciences, Drama and Stage management.

The JMK Trust exists to find and support talented theatre directors around the UK through our annual JMK Young Director Award, National Programme and Assistant Director Bursaries. It presents the annual The James Menzies-Kitchin Young Director Award (The JMK Award) to one outstanding candidate following an open application process identified emerging theatre talent in the UK.