Education Charities That specialise in Student support

Support of students at Bancofts School within parameters of Trust Deed

To Award Scholarships for the study of Eastern Orthodoxy

Educational Bursaries for students aged between 16 to 25 years inclusive.Must be resident in the former Borough of Goole or the Parish of Hook for at least two years OR to have attended a school within the said areas for at least two years.From 2012 will offer support to 'modern apprentices' within the same location. More details to be added when finally agreed.

Promotion of study of liturgy and worship of Christian Churches. Publishing works of scholarship and research in support of this object.

The Association of Dress Historians (ADH) supports and promotes the study and professional practice of the history of dress, textiles and accessories of all cultures and regions of the world, from before classical antiquity to present day. The ADH supports scholarship through international conferences, publication of The Journal of Dress History and prizes and awards for students and researchers.

Founded by a legacy in 1585, this charity awards bursaries to students and apprentices whose parents live in Woodstock, Oxfordshire.

Maintaining an investment portfolio in order to use the income therefrom, together with any excess over the permanent endowment level to fund bursaries to girls attending St Bede's College.

Providing help and advice about Dyslexia to parents, teachers and adults resident in Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton. This is done by providing an email helpline, web-based information and organising open meetings covering related topics. HDA can also arrange training and assessments, via a Bursary Fund.

The Charity's object is the advancement of education 1) in support of projects of enduring educational benefit to Stowe School, 2) in the purchase and display of items of relevance to the historic and cultural heritage of Stowe and 3) in the provision of bursaries for pupils at the School or seeking to enter the School.

The charity awards about 30 to 35 scholarships a year to suitable girls and boys in HMC schools for appropriate gap year projects for their time between school and university. The awards are made to candidates of suitable character and promise who have some financial need, and who plan to complete a project that will benefit the community or communities in the country or countries visited.

A member club of Rotary International with 31,000 clubs in more than 200 countries. A service organisation which supports community projects at home and abroad. Rotary Foundation funds more than 1,000 scholarships annually to enable students to study overseas and act as cultural ambassadors for their home country. Rotary clubs have to date contributed US$600 million to polio elimination worlwide.

The Neonatal Society was founded in 1959 to bring together scientists and clinicians with an interest in the fetus and newborn. The object of the Society is the promotion of Neonatal Science. McCance travel bursaries are available to support researchers who would otherwise be unable to attend the Society's meetings in the UK. The Society hosts four annual commemorative lectures.

THE CHARITY MAKES FINANCIAL AWARDS FOR ANY EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. FOR EXAMPLE, SMALL GRANTS FOR THE PURCHASE OF BOOKS OR EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR A COURSE OF EDUCATION OR TRAINING OR HELP WITH TRAVEL COSTS.

The Society promotes the study of labour history by: production of a journal, Labour History Review; holding and sponsoring conferences; bursaries for postgraduate speakers at such conferences; bursaries for (doctoral-level) research and BA/MA dissertations in labour history; grants for conferences and public events in labour history, especially if targeted at a wider audience.

Puts on several concerts a year to provide live choral music for people in the Penrith area and to raise money for other charities. Provides choral bursaries for young people who sing with the choir to enable them to continue their music education.Provides workshops and other choral events which are open to members of other local choirs and to the general public

We award scholarships and prizes to students in universities and schools, many of which have connections with W E Gladstone. We also grant travel awards for Oxford and Cambridge University undergraduates.

Providing scholarships or grants or rewards tenable at any university or other educational establishment, including Bridlington School, for pupils or former pupils of the said school.

The provision of scholarships and financial assistance for and sponsorship of research by students at the Royal College of Science.The provision of amenities and facilities for students through the medium of the RCS Union and the Imperial College Union.

The Trust usually supports 3 pupils at schools in the UK. Candidates should have a proven track record, e.g. good GCSEs or equivalent, and are normally assisted with a proportion of school fees for 2 years, leading to A Levels or equivalent university entrance qualifications. Applications are only accepted from schools which have awarded a bursary of at least 25% of the fees.

During the year the Fund made Grants and Bursaries to assist in the education of 11 pupils at Aldenham School. None of the pupils supported by the Fund were children of Old Aldenhamians. 11 pupils were supported by way of Bursaries and none by Grant. The total amount of financial assistance provided by way of Grants and Bursaries was -ú10,500.

Bursary applications are invited from individuals between the ages of 16-25 who either live/have lived or attend/have attended a school within a 3-mile radius of Gt.St.Mary's Church, Sawbridgeworth

Provides money for Scholarships

In accordance with the terms of the Trust , the available income is paid to establish and maintain scholarships at a British University.The Trustees are satisfied that these purposes remain charitable and for the public benefit. The Trustees have complied with the duty in Section 4 of the Charities Act 2006 to have due regard to public benefit guidance published by the Charity Commission.

Bursary funding for young people in education.

Either directly or through grants to Charitable entities, the relief of poverty among the settlors relatives and citizens of Hamburg, support and propogation of christian faith especially amongst Jews and Christians experiencing persecution, and advancement of learning by provision of bursaries, prizes and funds in general