Education Charities

VILLAGE PRE-SCHOOL, PROVIDING PRE-SCHOOL CHILDCARE FOR CHILDREN AGED 2 - 4.THIS SETTING IS BASED IN THE COMMUNITY ROOM OF THE SCHOOL AND OFFERS ACTIVITIES BASED AROUND THE EYFS STATUTORY GUIDANCE, INCLUDING PERSONAL AND SOCIAL SKILLS, PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT, LANGUAGE, BOOKS, PUZZLES,CONSTRUCTION AND NUMEROUS ACTIVITIES BASED AROUND AREAS OF LEARNING.

To record and illustrate the history of the town and waterway of Milford Haven. To promote the education of Milford Haven history to local schools and colleges.

Providing benefits for Haverfordwest High VC School (formerly Tasker Milward and Sir Thomas Picton Schools), and promoting the education, including social and physical training of persons under the age of 25 who attend or have attended either school.

Rockingham playgroup is a pre-school that serve the local community in Elephant and castle area. We provide care and safeguard children who attend our setting, try and secure the foundation of their learning.

Provides scholarships to pupils attending Stoneyhurst CollegePay fees in respect of deserving pupils who otherwise would be unable to remain or attend Stoneyhurst College

Kilkhampton Pre-School provides a safe and caring environment where children from the age of 2 to 5, will learn and grow. The pre-school is ofsted registered.

Plumbland Pre-school operates for six hours every weekday morning and afternoon during term time. All parents attending the Pre-school are automatically committee members. Trustees are elected by current committee members.

The object of the fund is to assist in the provision of education at Huntington School in the wider sense of the word. The fund supports extra curricular activities which are not supported by the main school budget and receives income from fundraising activities. It does not exist to generate profit but to act as a bank for a wide number of activities.

The trustees principally grant bursaries to final year drama students who are suffering financial hardship and who are nominated by their respective drama schools.Please note that we do not accept private applications for funding.

ICBET's objectives are achieved through the award of grants and the Trust holds funds to be applied in the support of education and training for the Bar. In particular, its funds are designed to support the activities of organisations engaged in the further education of pupils and young and recently qualified barristers.

THE OBJECT OF THE CHARITY IS TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF STUDENTS ATTENDING WIGAN & LEIGH COLLEGE. SUPPORT IS PROVIDED PRIMARILY BY MEANS OF HARDSHIP PAYMENTS TO INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS AND BY SUPPORTING OR SUBSIDISING EDUCATIONAL VISITS & ACTIVITIES WHICH ARE OF BENEFIT EITHER TO STUDENTS STUDIES OR WHICH ADVANCE STUDENTS CULTURAL & SOCIAL EDUCATION.

TO RAISE MONIES FOR THE SCHOOL AND COMMUNICATE BETWEEN THE SCHOOL AND PARENTS.

To use the income from the rent of two cottages for the maintenance of the cottages and adjoining Old School building. Any surplus to be used towards the upkeep of St. Olaf's Church, Poughill, Bude.The School is used by children's organisations in Poughill, a lunch club and meetings for the elderly. Regular meetings of the Parochial Church Council, gatherings following funerals etc.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Promotes the education, including social and physical training, of persons between the ages of 7 and 25 years who are resident in the area of the former county Borough of Dewsbury.

The society exists to present all types of entertainment which are suitable for audiences. Each year we present shows (5) and plays (3) together with shows we bring in to help with our finances. The theatre is used also by learning difficulty groups , local dance schools and our own youth group.( 35 children)

We provide grant to schools to buy school equipment, books, chairs, tables, computers, science lab equipment etc, school meals for children. We provide medical help to poor, sick people and those who cannot afford treatment. We also help widows and their children. We concentrate more on education which has reflected at their results (100% pass rate).

The object for which the Charity is established is to reduce the impact of ill health , poor mental health , physical disability and social or economic disadvantage on young people and communities within Gloucestershire by:The provision of such services, support and advice that are necessary to reduce the barriers to education, employment ,well-being or social and community engagement

To advance the education of pupils in the school in particular by: - developing effective relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school- engaging in activities and providing facilities/equipment which support the school and advance the education of pupils.

The principal object of the charity is to enhance the development and education of children primarily below compulsory school age in Great Massingham and the surrounding area. This is achieved through the operation of a preschool.

Parent teacher and friends association. To raise funds for use by Highfield Infants' School and Highfield Junior School for the benefit of the children.

1/3 of distributable funds to be applied in relieving persons of Sibford Gower who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress. 1/3 of distributable funds to provide special benefits not normally provided by the LEA for Sibford Gower Endowed Primary School. 1/3 of distributable funds for the general benefit of the inhabitants of Sibford Gower. See Amendment February 2011