Education Charities

the main purpose of the charity is to offer financial support for those undertaking training into the priesthood of the Church of England, and also to offer support in encouraging the persons concerned in further religious education.

The charity undertakes medical research and the advancement of medical eductation for the benefit of the public through a fellowship in Surgery at the Department of Surgery at the University of Oxford.

We aim to provide a happy stimulating and safe environment in which all children can learn through play with adult support and encouragement. Our activities in relation to these objectives are learning through play, eg. painting, Lego and outdoor play, group stories and songs and discussion times.

School Fund used for benefit of the children

Funds historical and archaeological research with grants to volunteer groups, schools, museums and academic/professional researchers. Operates a website with accessible heritage information. Support local historical societies in studying the historical environment. Holds study days, lectures and visits. Publishes a respected annual journal, plus books and other publications.

Pre-school for children aged 2 1/2 - 4 years.

To operate an industrial heritage museum that preserves and exhibits a wide range of engines/pumps/artefacts used in the water industry in Herefordshire and Wales. Many engines are regularly shown fully working (in-steam). The Museum provides educational services and guided tours can be provided for schools and community groups. The Museum may be hired for community meetings and functions.

Pre-School for children aged 2 - 5 years.

The charity is run by a committee of parents who with the staff aim to provide a safe and stimulating environment for pre-school children. It is regulated by OFSTED, a member of the Pre-school Learning Alliance and registered with the Early Years Development and Childcare Partnership contributing to the Partnership's overall planning to provide care and education throughout the Foundation Stage.

The training of young people from the age of 10, to 18. in a nautical basis to encourage them to work in teams and become better and more responsible citizens.

FGKC is a non-profit organisation providing out of school hours care to 4-12 year olds in full-time education in the Muswell Hill area. It operates an After School Club between the hours of 3:30pm-6:15pm that takes in children from three primary schools in the Muswell Hill area. It also operates Playschemes (8.30am-6pm) during half-term holidays, Easter Holidays, and Summer holidays.

The activities of the charity are solely for the generation of income to make grants to Valley Primary School.Valley Primary School Parent Teacher Association's domain is now: valleyprimarypta.co.uk

The principle activity of our Charity is to raise funds to buy equipment and services that directly benefit the children which would otherwise be beyond the reach of the school's budget. Funds raised also contribute to extending the range of facilities the school can offer the children and to provide support in any other way that it can.

Promoting the education of children in financial need in the Ancient Parish of Rotherhithe.

Sea Scout Group working with young people from 6 to 18.

The church's activities are governed by The Church Manual by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science. Sunday morning and services, a Sunday School, Wednesday Testimony Meetings, a Reading Room and an annual lecture on Christian Science are all provided for the public.

Pre school for children 2-4 years in Woolton Hill

We provide the facilities for the whole community. The village hall is available to anybody for hire. Individuals can book the hall for personal use ie weddings, parties etc. Weekly activities include senior citizens meetings, short mat bowls and badminton clubs. The local primary school use the hall for larger functions than the school can cater for, including their Christmas Play.

our aim is to serve the community, young people, older people, school, education teach people to comunicate, and social events

To advance the educational and other charitable work of the College of Peterhouse in the University of Cambridge and generally to support the charitable work of the College.

We provide high quality care & education to pre-school children aged 2-5 years in a safe, secure & stimulating environment within a framework that promotes equality and values diversity. We work in partnership with parents to help children learn and develop and aim to add to the life and well being of the local community.

Throughout the school year the HPSPTA run a number of events to generate fund raising. These include a Summer Fete, a Christmas Fete, School Discos and a Fireworks Display. Additionally ad-hoc events / projects take place during the year that engage with the parents of the school and the local community.

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.

The primary purpose of the Ratcliff Educational Foundation is to support the school currently known as Stepney Greencoat C.E. Primary School. The Charity also aids other educational charities such as the Tower Project - an organisation based in Tower Hamlets that empowers disabled people. If resources allow the Charity also supports other educational acitivities in Tower Hamlets.

Training to the standards required by the Marine Society and Sea cadets. This includes boatwork, seamanship, map reading and navigation skills and all crafts and sports relevant to naval cadets. On-water boat training, shore based camps and training voyages on offshore vessels. Much of the training gives National Governing Body qualifications as well as B Tech courses. Cadets are aged 10 to 18