Education Charities

Teachers teach the Greek language, history, culture, singing and dance to pupils of the school during classes held for each age group each Saturday morning from 9.30 am to 1.15 pm. Bursaries are given to 11 deserving pupils based on the financial need of the parents in each case.

Relief of rural isolation by providing a) community transport; b) befriending scheme c) information and drop-in centre & charity shop d) day clubs; e) ICT training; f) various activity clubs (reading, writing poetry, craft etc) g) afternoon teas, outings & shopping trips as part of Ring and Ride scheme; & h) a community hall in Kirkburton for social, educational activities and community hire.

To help with the funding of the Clinical Oncology Department at the Royal Cornwall Hospital through the provision of medical equipment and other facilities and the provision of bursaries for members of the Department in support of research, education and development in oncology treatments.

Provision of sheltered housing for the elderly

SEDA is the professional association for staff and educational developers in the UK, promoting innovation and good practice in higher education.

The provision of public worship. The provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplationPastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved. Teaching Christianity through sermons and small groupsTaking of Assemblies in local schools. Promotion of Christianity through staging of events and services, and the distribution of literature. Promoting the whole mission of the Church in

Provider of Pre school nursery education.

The majority of the Fund's income is provided by parents of students at the School and the Trustees are grateful for their continuing support. Additional income is received from local businesses and other organisations and the Fund also receives trading, commission and interest income.

The principal activities of the social enterprise are an artisan bakery, bicycle workshop and light manufacturing. This work provides time limited (usually 3 months) trainee placements for men and women who suffer from mental ill health and forms a part of their recovery and social inclusion. The aim of the enterprise is a move on of trainees to employment or further training.

We work in some of the most deprived areas of the UK, paying for qualified coaches to introduce tennis to children in primary schools within the state sector. We also fund pre/post school activities which complement our in-schools programme. We provide opportunities for children & encourage them to play tennis as well as maximise their personal potential through participation in the sport.

Early Years Education, Training and Research in Leeds and the surrounding areas

Enhancing the lives of disadvantage school children in the North West. This is done using the sport of rowing which will help to instil confidence, discipline and a healthy lifestyle.

We are a volunteer-managed provider of Early Years Childcare and Education to children in and around Whitchurch-on-Thames, South Oxfordshire. Our children are aged 2.5 to 4 years old.

To advance the education and development of children with a particular (but not exclusive) focus on disadvantaged children and their families, for the public benefit, by providing support, advocacy and services that complement those available in school, both within and outside of the school day.

Christel House is a global charity with 9 no-fee schools around the world (including India, South Africa, Mexico, Jamaica and the United States) dedicated to helping children who are experiencing poverty transform their lives through character-based and career-focused education and holistic support. Our vision is a world where poverty does not limit potential.

The Charity is governed by a 1979 Scheme approved by the Charity Commissioners. Under the scheme there are named beneficiaries to receive fixed, non-discretionary percentages of income. A small percentage of income is distributed by the Schools Committee. These distributions are discretionary to Charities specified in the Charity Commission Scheme.

We are a Charitable Pre-school catering for children in our local area aged 2years to five years old. Supporting the families and following the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum. Ensuring that every child makes a good level of progress and thrives through play and exploration.

Make awards to suitably qualified applicants to enable them to study engineering

Working together with service users, carers, voluntary organisations, statutory providers and commissioners to improve the standards of mental health throughout West Wales. Has helped to develop projects for self help groups, drop in services, befriending schemes, housing, employment, carer and user groups, advocacy and patient's councils

Benhall Pre School opened in 1981 as a charity preschool and operates from an open plan Modular Building. There is a secure enclosed outside play are which is fully accessible. The Pre School is registered to care for a maximum of 30 children at any one time and supports children with special educational and developmental needs.

Provision of employment experience and trainng for the long term unemployed and marginalsed.

To promote the education and welfare of qualified children. Qualified children are children of members or former members of the Royal Air Force who are in need of financial assistance.

To promote the education and welfare of qualified children. Qualified children are children of members or former members of the Royal Air Force who are in need of financial assistance.

The University Of Buckingham Foundation was created in 2002 to support and promote all aspects of education of the students who attend the university. To benefit the wider community and purposes of the university as a whole and to promote all aspects of academic research.To promote research into academic and scientific fields of learning.

Public worship and space for personal prayer and contemplation Pastoral work Teaching Christianity through sermons courses and small groups Religious assemblies in schools Youth work Promotion of Christianity through events meetings literature Promoting the mission of the Church through activities for senior citizens parents and other groups Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas