Education Charities

Community hall used by various groups including toddler group, Beaver, Cubs & Scouts, After School Club, Senior Citizens Club, Rainbows, Brownies and Guides, Church Group, Over 50's Fitness & Irish Dancing

The Hall has been used as a meeting place for many residents sharing a common interest with other sections of the community.Our main users are:- a thriving nursery school, local history group, women's institute, men's society, amateur dramatics society, Plaxtol parish council, church youth group and a toddlers group.

Financial support given to Benenden Primary School, Benenden, Kent.Grants to Students resident in Benenden undertaking further education.Presentation bibles given to each Benenden Primary School year six pupil.

The building is let to local users for all different educational and social activities and reserved for Sunday school or other Church acctivities on Sundays.

Fund raising in the form of Firework Display, Xmas Fayre, Raffles, Quiz nights, Discos, Race nights,Theme nights and sponsored events involving the children of the school.

Develop more extended relationships between the staff, parents and others associated with the school. Engage in activities which support the school and advance the education of the pupils attending it. Provide and assist in the provision of such facilities or items for education at the school as the Committee in consultation with the Governing Body shall from time to time determine.

The Charity pays for education and teaching expenses, establishment and management expenses of St Clement and St James CE Primary School not otherwise provided, in promoting the education, social and physical training, music and other arts for the benefit of all pupils of St Clement and St James CE Primary School.

The Object of the Minibus Group is to provide transport for charitable organisations, community groups and school groups based in Bishop's Waltham and the surrounding parishes, and individuals who are elderly, disabled or otherwise disadvantaged.

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; and engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support the school and advance the education of the pupils.

Fundraising for the School, the following are some of the ways in which we fundraise: Christmas fair, summer fair, Easter egg hunt, fun run, second hand uniform sales & ice cream sales in the warmer months. Our events are held on the school grounds.

Provision of clothes, shoes etc for school childrenAssisting local organisations in the village - cricket club, Dethick Educational Trust, Medical centres. Full time students at universities given assistance with books, equipment etc.Bedding and furniture for low income families.Funding only for residents of Hartshorne Parish

To provide and promote facilities in the interest of social welfare, recreation, education or other leisure / caring occupation for youth, community groups and pre schools. This is for the benefit of inhabitants of all ages from Flitwick and the surrounding areas.

The support of hymnody by way of prizes, scholarships, bursaries, and other grants to musicians concerned with the composition and rendering of religious music and for hymn writers.

The hall provides facilities for social, recreational and educational events. The community regularly meets for Dog Training, Weekly Coffee Mornings, the occasional Dances, Quiz Evenings and Keep-Fit sessions. A sub-post Office opens every Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9 - 12noon. Langdon Parish Council meets every 3rd Monday each month at 7.30pm. The local school and families also use the hall

The Charity provides bursaries to further the educational needs of persons under the age of 25 who are in need of financial assistance and who are pupils or former pupils of the Richard Coates Church of England Voluntary Aided Middle School or who are resident within the parishes of Ponteland or voluntary bodies or schools providing facilities or activities for use by such persons

To educate and relieve persons under the age of 18 years who are suffering from disease or disabilities requiring prolonged care, including the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure time activities.

The Village Hall serves the local community. The regular users of the hall are a Pre School, Girl Guiding, Womens Institute, Parish Council, Horticultural Society and several classes of yoga and dance.

Our hall hosts groups from ballet, dance, jive, WI meetings, yoga, pilates, computer study, allotment & daily pre-school sessions, biggin hill society.

The promotion and encouragement of education and research in Cardiovascular Surgery and Medicione at Charing Cross Hospital and its associated Medical Schools , to promote the study of Nursing and the award of prizes related to these activities

The Trustees hold the Trust Fund for the benefit of Sevenoaks School with a gift over to the Great Ormond Street Hospital, if the Trustees and the School Governors are unable to agree as to the application of the Trust Fund. The Trustees meet at least once a year to discuss the Trust's objectives and the School's needs and to decide on donations or loans to fund, for example, sports facilities.

Village C of E School, School Club,Summer Holiday Club, Village Hall, Church Hall, Function Room,Local Government Voting, Parish Council Meetings,Church Meetings, Night School, Community Dancing,Community Cinema, Cycle events.Village hall is available to hire for parties, meetings, play groups, Social Functions, Wedding Receptions.Community events. Fundraising Events. Social Club Room.

The hall is regularly used by Sweetpeas playgroup, Yeoford Primary School, Yeoford Yarns (a sewing group), an art class and fitness classes. The hall hosts regular fundraising events for community projects, including Beer Festivals, Art Exhibitions, Christmas Fairs etc, and is also available for hire by the community for parties, rehearsal space, or other events.

The vesting of the land and buildings known as Frant School and the School House property and the maintenance of its status as a school and the management of School House, is still in the process of change with the sale of School House & the cessation of the school. The changes will be presented to the Charity Commission in due course to assess their accordance with the Charity Commission Scheme.

MONDAY - YOGA (morning), BOWLS (evening) : TUESDAY - AFTER SCHOOL CLUB (afternoon )BOWLS (evening) : WEDNESDAY - AFTERNOON CLUB/CRAFT CLUB (alternate afternoons), : W.I. (1st evening of month), THURSDAY - PARENT & TODDLER GROUP (mornings), : THURSDAY - DANCE CLASS (evening) FRIDAY 1st in month Youth club 2nd in month Film ClubThe Village Hall is available for private hire at all other times.

131st Sheffield (Grenoside) Guides provides activities for girls and young women aged from 4 to 18 years. Our activities follow the Guide Association syllabus and guidelines giving our members opportunities to try new challenges and experiences in a safe and fun environment.