Education Charities That specialise in Student support

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

The maintenance of the choir of Canterbury Cathedral and its music including provision of bursaries, scholarships or financial assistance for boys, lay clerks and other members of the Cathedral choir including the organist and assistant organists, through grants made to Dean and Chapter of Canterbury Cathedral.

Scholarships for a year's tuition awarded to three successful applicants from the UK for the College of Europe, who would otherwise have been unable or found it difficult to accept the places offered to them. Publicising the availability of the scholarships and raising the money to finance them from willing donors.

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(I) PROVIDING GRANTS OR BURSARIES TO ENABLE PUPILS IN FINANCIAL HARDSHIP TO ATTEND CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE UK AND ABROAD, INCLUDING, BUT WITHOUT LIMITATION, CHAVAGNES INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE. (II) PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, IN THE FORM OF GRANT FUNDING, FOR THE SETTING UP OF COMMUNITY-ORIENTED SCHOOLS WITH A CATHOLIC SPIRIT IN THE UK AND EUROPE.

To help young people in financial need who, without support, would not be able to play golf. Grants and bursaries are available for young golfers of all abilities who in the future will make up the heart and soul of a golf club. We will create a life-long sporting habit and enable young people to develop life skills including confidence, self-esteem and integrity.

To provide financial support exclusively to charitable organisations throughout the country. There are no set criteria but we aim to assist charitable bodies that Dr and Mrs Dobie supported during their lifetime. Grants tend to be single payments and will vary in size but can be wide ranging e.g. scholarships,bursaries as well as for general purposes.

USE OF INVESTMENT INCOME FOR ADVANCEMENT OF GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS IN ACCORDANCE WITH SOCIETY'S OBJECTIVES; IE TO PROMOTE AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE AND ADVANCE EDUCATION IN THOSE AREAS.

The Charity supports the advancement of education and research primarily in the field of architecture or that associated with the Built Environment, involving students and those promoting architecture.The Charity operates mainly, but not exclusively within the London Region and connects with Schools of Architecture to offer prizes and awards and Bursaries.

Committed to creating a community-led scholarship programme to help high-achieving students from disadvantaged backgrounds attend university.

Provision of bursaries for qualifying children at Hill House School, contributing towards prize funds for qualifying children of Hill House School and general charitable purposes

At the heart of On Fire Mission is an annual conference (which operates a bursary fund) serving as a resource for churches and their communities in equipping Christian leaders and ordinary Christian people. Regional day gatherings are also held.Everyone is welcome to attend events and avail themselves to be refreshed and renewed through the worship, Bible studies, workshops and retreat time.

The income of the Fund is applied to promoting anthropology and specifically to the provision of scholarships. These are restricted to citizens of the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth and the Irish Republic.

The charity provides funding for a contribution to a bursary to attend the Mill Hill School Foundation

The objects of the charity are the advancement of education.Grants are made to major educational projects that involve new buildings and smaller donations to local projects in Northampton and Oxfordshire area, and student bursaries for higher rducation through Northampton schools.

To assist young persons under the age of 25 who are resident or being educated or trained in the Canterbury area by:- a) giving financial assistance to those preparing for entering upon or engaged in any profession, trade, occupation or service, and b) providing scholarships for study courses at schools, colleges or universities.

The Foundation provides scholarships, bursaries, maintenance and overseas travel grants and other financial assistance to beneficiaries up to the age of 25 to facilitate their educational, recreational, social and physical development; to enable the study of music and other arts and deliver special benefits to the School not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.

scholarships for the benefit of qualified students

The object of the charity is the advancement of musical education for the benefit of the public, and in particular: (1) the promotion of the musical training and general education of the choristers of the Temple Church by the provision and award of scholarships; and (2) the promotion of the appreciation of choral music by public performance in the Temple Church

The promotion of community participation in healthy recreation and in particular by the promotion of Historical European Martial Arts by providing training, scholarships, competitions and tournaments and in other such ways as the trustees think appropriate.

Provision of educational scholarships for pupils to attend Durham School and also to provide scholarships to Old Dunelmians to attend college at either Oxford or Cambridge

To advance education by the provision of financial support for costs related to the administration, bursary and maintenance of the Pepo La Tumaini Primary and Senior Schools located in Isiolo, Kenya. To advance education by the provision of periodic financial aid to the Pepo La Tumaini clinic and school in Isiolo, Kenya.

The Charity awards scholarships to women in their third year of doctoral studies at British universities on the basis of overall academic excellence. The awards are offered once a year following assessment by academics of submitted applications and then interview of short-listed candidates.

The Helen Foundation was launched in January 2006 and is an arts-based charity which supports and motivates young people in all branches of the arts in Teignbridge, South Devon. The Helen Foundation provides prizes in schools, free arts-based workshops and bursaries.