Education Charities

Parent and staff association of Keinton Mandeville Primary School. Raise funds through various activities to provide and assist in the provision of such facilities or items for education at the school for the benefit of pupils at keinton Mandeville School

CONDUCT VARIOUS FUND-RAISING EVENTS IN OR AROUND THE SCHOOL TO RAISE MONEY FOR SCHOOL PROJECTS. FOR EXAMPLE: SCHOOL DISCOS, CHRISTMAS FAYRE AND SUMMER BALL. MONEY IS DONATED FOR FURNITURE, POOL MAINTENANCE, BOOKS ETC. ST. MARYS IS A SCHOOL WITHIN THE CATHOLIC ACADEMY TRUST IN EAST BERKSHIRE.

The charity owns a property and some of the rent from that property is given to students to help them at in further education and higher education. We oversee the schoolrooms and give advice and help to the management committee.

East Worldham School Educational Charity was set up in 1992 for public benefit. It promotes the educational needs of persons, both young and adults, resident in East Worldham, West Worldham, Hartley Mauditt Kingsley and Oakhanger who are in need of financial assistance, it also provides special benefits (that cannot be made out of public funds) to local Church of England primary schools.

PAY THE COST OF THE SCHOOL'S SUBS TO THE LONDON DIOCESAN BOARD FOR SCHOOLS MAINTENANCE FUND, ASSIST WITH THE COST OF MAINTAINING AND IMPROVING ITS BUILDINGS, PLAYGROUNDS AND ASSOCIATED PLANT, FIXTURES, FITTINGS AND EQUIPMENT, ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES THATSUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF ITS PUPILS AND FOSTER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN STAFF, PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL.

To advance the education of the pupils of The Manchester Grammar School by providing facilities for the academic, sporting, cultural, recreational and outdoor pursuit activities including improvements to the school environment, and to encourage friendly relationships between staff, parents, pupils and others associated with the school.

The Charity makes financial grants to organisations in furtherance of the education and training of young people and children within the Northumberland, North Tyneside and Newcastle upon Tyne local authority areas.

The Charity raises funds solely for Great Bardfield Primary School. This enables the school to provide additional equipment, books, update and maintain IT Hardware.The funds are raised through activities organised by the Committee and the school such as Fetes, Bonfire Night events, Quizzes, Race Nights and many more.

The Sawbridgeworth Trust helps those in need, especially the elderly. It also helps in educational visits. We as trustees are very mindful of people not being able to replace general household appliances. Childrens clothing has been another area of need, especially School Uniforms. The Charity also makes an grant at Christmas to all those within their area to help with extra finances at this parti

We give grants to individuals, schools and organisations. Applicants must reside in Findern, Willington or Stenson (village). All grants are for residents under 25 years of age.

Advance educational needs of children at Pickhurst Infants School.Raise funds to assist in provision of facilities at the school not normally provided by the school.

A charity run by the parents, teachers and friends of Grange First School for the purpose of raising additional funds for the school. We aim to provide resources, educational opportunities and extra curriculum activities enriching the lives of the children and community of Grange First School.

Entertainment, recreational and social events, and activities for all ages including the local primary school. General meetings in purpose built meeting room. Hire of annex for child care, but is available for use in the evenings and at weekends for the community.

Fund raising activities and subsequent grants to and for St Katharine's Schol, Savernake. To provide and help fund additional equipment and related activities.

The rental from properties owned by Boyles Educational Foundation are used for the benefit of local young people continuing their studies/vocational training at University/College.

Making grants to students entering higher education (college / universities ).Make grants to local disabled people.Support our local primary school with pupil funding when necessary. Support local charities. Support local community groups. Support for the prevention or relief of poverty.

to help young people towards responsible adulthood by encouraging valuable personal attributes and high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs of the Royal Navy through leadership, teamwork and self belief. Our aim is to provide young people between the ages of 9 to 18, who are predominantly drawn from local boroughs, the best possible head start in life.

To advance the education of the pupils at the School by: 1. Developing extended relationships between the staff, parents and others 2. Engage in activities which support the School 3. Provide or assist in the provision of facilities or items for education at the School (not provided from Statutory Funds) as the Committee in consultation with the Governing Body shall from time to time determine.

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 LEA).

The main activity of the charity is to raise funds to support and advance the education of the pupils of West Hill Primary School (EX11 1UQ). The main events are a village fete in June and a winter ball in November.

The trustees meet twice a year usually in May (the AGM) and November and issues grants for educational purposes, the relief or distress of the poor, and to support and improve and conditions of life to individuals or groups within the Shepshed/Hathern boundaries. The chair, treasurer and secretary are appointed annually at the AGM

The advancement of education of the public, in particular the provision of scholarships, exhibitions, bursaries or benefits to young people to enable them to pursue their education, primarily at the University of Gloucestershire.

Friends of John of Rolleston Primary Schools' primary aim is to raise funds to make a difference to our childrens schooling, and to provide those little extras that would otherwise not be possible.

Education/training (pre-school classes) arts/culture (concerts & exhibitions).

To supply a range of activities for 4 to 14 year olds over 4 different named sections (Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts). As the young person moves to the next section, the activities get more adventurous to reflect this. All our programme is based on the Scout Association method and values. The Group also works in partnership with an Explorer Unit for young people aged 14 to 18.