Education Charities

Guilden Sutton Pre-School provides daily sessions for children between the ages of 2 1/2 and 4.

We are a parent led, non-profit making, community group providing high quality care and education for children under statutory school age by delivering the Early Years Foundation Stage as laid down by the Department for Education.

The charity provides pre-school care to children aged between 2 and 4 years, 3 hours per day, 5 days a week in term time only.

PRE SCHOOL GROUP FOR UNDER FIVES

Young People's Ministry - The Church continues with activities and programmes to help teach, educate, disciple and mentor young people so that they will succed in life and be responsible. Youth Club, South Yorkshire Black Prison Project - Once a month the black led churches' prison project hold a service in a prison in South Yorkshire. Choir Ministry, Evangelism, Sunday School, Sunday Worship.

Charity gives grants to students of Penistone Grammar School

The League of British Muslims on a local and national level. Locally, we provide after school facilities, religious education, indoor sports facilities, pre-school children's services, services for frail & elderly people, office accommodation, prayer facilities, and social and cultural activities. On a nationally level, the League conducts research affecting Muslims and impacts on national policy.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS OF OAKHILL COLLEGE, WHALLEY

The Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture Limited was formed in August 1987 as a Charitable Trust to display to the public the works of Sculptor Andrew Logan, to advance the education of the public in England and Wales. The Museum organises workshops, festivals & performances for adults & children, schools & college groups in Berriew, Montgomeryshire, Powys, Wales

The Charity gives residential educational holidays to disadvantaged children from the City of Birmingham and the West Midlands. Children under nine years of age, some with special needs, come in small groups either with their school or parent(s). Founded in 1953, it has nine acres and many animals for the enjoyment and benefit of the children who have the opportunity to participate in their care.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION, TRAINING AND RESEARCH IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY, IN PARTICULAR BY AWARDING CERTIFICATES AND OTHER DISTINCTIONS AND ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS AND AWARDS TO INDIVIDUALS.THE RELIEF OF PERSONS IN NEED, HARDSHIP OR DISTRESS WHO ARE MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY OR THEIR DEPENDANTS. FOR OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES AS THE TRUSTEES MAY FROM TIME TO TIME DECIDE.

Scarborough DAG is run by disabled people for disabled people, carers and those with an interest in disability. The group offers a comprehensive information and advice service covering benefits, access, discrimination, employment, holidays, leisure etc. The service is provided for people who live in the area of Scarborough and District.

To support the development and education of children under statutory school age by offering appropriate learning through play experiences for all children whatever their race, culture, religion, means or ability. We follow the national curriculum for early years education.

The object of the Trust is the advancement of education by the awarding of prizes and scholarships tenable at the University of Westminster. The trust achieves its object by raising income through investments and donations.

Fundraising events are held throughout the school year. This allows the charity to make contributions to the school, which are used to purchase and enhance equipment for the school

Made grants to Jesus College Boat Club, Cambridge, to encourage fitness training in excellence of rowing

The Trust furthers the education, study and research into Theosophy. It supports the Copenhagen Centre for the Study of Theosophy and Esotericism at the University of Copenhagen, and post-graduate research carried out at other universities. It funds the European School of Theosophy and the Theosophical History Conference. The Trust has an informative website giving an introduction to Theosophy.

The object of the Charity is to "promote and advance education of boys and girls in the parish of Tanworth and to serve other charitable uses". These purposes are principally served by the trustees maintaining and improving the School properties at Tanworth in Arden and Salter Street, Earlswood.

Running fund raising events throughout the academic year and making funds available for the school for specific purposes approved of by the PTA

The trust is held by the Trustee upon trust to apply the same (at the direction of the Council) either as capital or income for the purpose of providing recreational facilities for the physical education and development of persons who are from time to time Resident Junior Members of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

To promote the education to the public for Chinese language, cultures, and traditions.. To provide recreational and educational facilities to the public. The school had a total of 27 classes of Chinese language courses (2 classes in Cantonese and 25 classes in Mandarin) and total of 420 students in the year term 2018 to 2019. There were also 1 dancing class for our students.

Run a pre-school for the local community of Belmont Village and Sutton for ages 2 1/2 to 5 year olds.

The Society For Renaissance Studies provides a forum for those interested in any aspect of the study of the renaissance. Through its meetings and publications the society offers a range of support for research and interdisciplinary teaching, funding postdoctoral fellowships, offering travel grants for doctoral students and funding academic conferences and school study days.

SYFC predominately work in schools taking lessons, assemblies, mentoring, lunch clubs and after school clubs. We cover a variety of issues -self esteem/self worth, respect, relationships, etc. We run social action projects across the area and also a couple of monthly events where young people can explore the Christian faith.

Pre-school