Education Charities

The trust manages its property which is situated in the parish of Hampton Lucy. From the net proceeds of income, the trust makes grants for the benefit of Hampton Lucy C of E Primary School, Hampton Lucy Parish Church and to promote the education of persons under the age of 25 who are, or whose parents are resident in the parish of Hampton Lucy, and who are in need of financial assistance.

To provide eligible Southrey widows with a pensionTo provide grants to relieve hardship, generally or individually to people residing in the Parish of Bardney, Southrey, Tupholme or Bucknall. This by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilitiesAdvancement of Education, by making grants to Bardney & Bucknall towards the cost of provision for schools/pupils

To provide quality care and education for Pre-School children, with an appropriate curriculum to meet their needs. Taking into account the needs arising from race, culture,language and religion. To share information resources and practical advice, whilst supporting the childrens families.

Relieving persons in need of assistance who are resident in the parishes of Bishopstoke, Fair Oak and Horton Heath. The Charity owns, manages and rents out five properties in Fair Oak Square, Fair Oak, Hampshire. Once the cost of property maintenance and insurance has been paid out of the rental income the Trustees make funds via third parties such as local housing charities and schools.

To advance the education and life-long learning, health and individual capabilities of people with learning disabilities attending Smerdon Resource Centre by funding items to help meet this aim, including equipment, activities, experiences etc

1. Regular 5 times prayer and religious discussions 2. Young students learn Islamic Teachings. 3. Occational Community Meetings.4. Visit by the school/ college students to learn Islam.

To advance education in the life of Sir Winston Churchill by providing financial assistance towards the care control and preservation for the public benefit of the collections of historical and educational value, previously the property of Sir Winston, placed in the Churchill Archives Centre, Churchill College, and of all other archives papers and documents under the control of Churchill College.

The charity provides funding to Mary Dean's school to a budget set each year by the Trustees. Grants to former pupils of the school who are undertaking further/higher education or need sponsorship for a recognised activity to an amount set by the Trustees. All applications are discussed by the Trustees.

The school fund is used to hold funds which are given from parents for school activities and donations from charities to assist families with certain needs.Monies banked in this fund are used for such items as trips / swimming / theatre / photos / music lessons

The Claremont Fan Court Educational Trust gives scholarships, bursaries or grants to enable children whose parents are in need of financial assistance to attend Claremont Fan Court School

The Mayor's Charity Appeal was set up by a Trust Deed on 18th May, 1981 and aims to further such exclusive charitable objects as the Mayor of Royal Greenwich may from time to time in writing appoint.

EPCA aims to raise aspirations, educational achievement of young children from refugee background and equip them with skills that will increase their employability. EPCA believes that providing community based education for children & their families and widening their participation in learning leads towards building stronger and healthy communities.

To advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by the local education authority).

Pre school age children receive education and opportunities to learn social skills. The school which most will move on to has fore knowledge of their potential, character and educational needs. Local parents have time to gain income or indulge in release time or visit elderly relations.

The charity manages the Netley Marsh Community Hall for the benefit of the local population, in respect of special events and weekly club evenings and pre school activity.

Powys CC closed the school in 2015. The principle of promoting education is now discharged by the provision of grants to former pupils or those who reside in the local area (or have resided in the local area at the discretion of the Trustees). The building is now let to the Radnorshire Arts & Crafts Foundation to generate an income, maintain the property and benefit the local community.

The principal function of the association remains in charitable activities that directly or indirectly benefit the minority Chinese living in London. The association runs Chinese school classes on Sundays at Westminster College, which have benefited thousands of Chinese children as well as many of those from other ethnic background.

Fundraising activities are held on school premises eg, summer fete, xmas bazaar, quiz nights, themed events, discos. To advance the education of the pupils of the school by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school (not normally provided by the local authority).

The objects of the charity are to provide items, services, facilities and special benefits not normally provided from some other source for the pupils of Hunslet Church of England School and any Church of England voluntary aided or grant maintained school inf the anglican deanery of Armley.

We raise money for the Edward Francis Schools. Most of the money raised is from events held. Most of the money raised either goes to the school or helps support the cost of the schools' swimming programme.

FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES INCLUDE A SPRING FAIR, A FAMILY FUN NIGHT, QUIZ NIGHTS, RACE NIGHT AND PUPIL DISCOS. MONIES RAISED FROM THESE EVENTS PROVIDE FUNDING FOR SCHOOL EQUIPMENT AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES FOR SCHOOL PUPILS.

The object of the charity is to advance, for the public benefit, the education of pupils who live or attend school in the ancient parish of Coleshill (including parts of Kingshurst and Chelmsley Wood) and are in financial need, by awarding grants, scholarships or making provisions in such other ways as the trustees decide, having regard to the principles of the Church of England.

Grants to the Academy, Katharine Lady Berkeley's School, are made from income generated by the Foundation's historic investment portfolio, to provide special benefits not normally afforded through the Academy's regular grant funding. Grants to pupils and past pupils are made where special need is demonstrated. Management of the investments forms a major part of the business of the Foundation.

Baptism, Marriage, Babies & Children Dedication, Funerals, Children's Sunday School based on Christian principles & provide facilities for meetings of members of our local Neighbourhood Watch and Tenants Association. Contributions to various charities, including Richard House Hospice, food parcels for the elderly, sick and needy. Bible studies, prayer and fellowship - all open to the community.

To further the education of children attending Sedbergh School. To award scholarships, exhibitions, bursaries for those who are attending Sedbergh School who are in need of financial assistance. To award grants to those who are attending Sedbergh School to enable them to travel (UK or abroad) in furtherance of their education. To otherwise further the education of such persons.