Education Charities

Raise funds through various activities for Park Hill Infant School and Park Hill Junior School to enhance the children?s education while bringing together parents, staff and children in an enjoyable way.

The Trust's principal activity, in support of its evangelistic ideals, is the Postal Bible School and the encouragement and support of evangelism in Dorset and beyond.

The London UNA Trust exists to increase the understanding of global problems and the role of the UN in tackling them. We have specific funds to provide prizes or bursaries to young people and others to learn more about the UN. We also support initiatives by the United Nations Association or others designed to educate the public about the UN or to support its work.

To give financial asststance and grants to young residents of the parish of Gnosall over the age of 18 years, to purchase tools, books, special clothing and equipment required in further education or an apprenticeship.

Provide & assist in the provision of facilities for education at the school not normally provided by the LEA.Provide facilities for recreation & leisure with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Dry Draytron & the neighbourhood.General charitable purposes.Make grants to organisations & act as an umbrella or resource body.

The William Collins Charity was set up in the seventeenth century in Corhampton to provide for the education of children in the parish.The eligibility is restricted as follows:1.The subject of the grant should be under 25 years old.Thus,college and university students,as well as parents of school children,may apply.2. subject of the grant should live within,"the Bridge Benefice".

Raise funds by running 'fairs/fetes' etc, raffles and social events.Spend money raised on a mixture of social/fun activities for the school children, subsidise school trips and some curricular activities.

To raise funds both internally and externally to improve the school environment for the whole school community and to promote more parental involvement.

All the activities are carried out in Fawkham, and fawkham School. BBQ's Raffles and Christmas Bazaars.

Bursaries are available to students resident within the Parishes of Cartington, Hepple, Hesleyhurst, Rothbury, Snitter, Thropton and Tosson and the parts of the Parishes of Brinkburn, Hollinghill and Netherton that lie within the Ancient Parish of Rothbury. Applicants should be from 18 years to under the age of 25 (as of the 01.10 of the current year) and pursuing a course of Higher Education.

Community Hall: Over 60s Club, Tai Chi Club, Chair Exercise Club, Chris Wright's School of Dance & Drama, Marshside School of Dance, Marshside Brass Band. R. Hardy Group. Promotes equal opportunities and supports the underpriviledged. Funds underpriviledged, disabled, disadvantaged to learn within any of the groups. Supports Sefton Fit and Active with free Summer School for ages 1 - 17

The charity raises funds for the benefit of the children with special needs who attend the school. This includes money needed for specialist play equipment, learning aids and outdoor play equipment.

Uses the money left by the founders of Tadcaster Grammar School to assist the training of pupils of this school and to prepare them for future careers; also to give special benefits to the school of a kind not provided by the local authority.

Fund raising activites to purchase extra items and learning events for children at the School, Jumble Sales, Disco's, Bingo, Easter Egg Hunt, Fete's etc

Raising funds for school equipment and supporting school events, through fundraisers such as a Xmas & Summer fair, tri-yearly school discos, and occasional events throughout the school year.

STRAMONGATE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION EXISTS TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS OF THE SCHOOL AND ITS NURSERY SCHOOL (IF ONE EXISTS EITHER AS PART OF THE SCHOOL OR ON THE SCHOOL SITE) BY PROVIDING AND ASSISTING IN THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR EDUCATION AT THE SCHOOL (NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITY)

Fund raising to buy educational equipment and improve the environment in which the pupils learn.We also help to subsidise whole school outings, to help reduce costs for parents.

THE PTFA ORGANISE A NUMBER OF EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOL AND ITS PUPILS. WE HELD A FIREWORKS NIGHT, COLOUR RUN AND SUMMER FETE, QUIZ NIGHTS AND CAKE SALES

Providing loans and grants to retired HMI and their deppendents at times of acute needProviding pastoral support, including advice, to retired HMI and their dependentsDeveloping an educational information, news and comment internal web siteWorking with London University Insitute of Education to establish an on-line archive giving insights into HMIs work

AWARDING TO PERSONS OVER THE AGE OF 13 YEARS WHO AT THE DATE OF THE AWARD ARE ATTENDING SCHOOL IN THE CITY OF KINGSTON UPON HULL OR WHO HAVE ATTENDED A SCHOOL IN THE SAID CITY AND WHO OR WHOSE PARENTS ARE RESIDENT IN THE SAID CITY. (FOR FULL DETAILS SEE CLAUSE 20 OF THE SCHEME)

The King's School Tynemouth Limited was a co-educational Independent Day School for children from the age of 4-18years. The independent school is now closed.

The Ethiopian welfare is a community organisation based in Camden which has worked with refugees since 1993 in a variety of ways. The charity is established to relief hardship, address causes of poverity and advance the education of the public, especially of those in disadvantaged, by providing information advice guidance and support, providing basic skills and learning opportunities.

The Trust is involved in the protection and conservation of historic parks and gardens. It promotes awareness of them through lectures, visits and study days. It awards grants for conservation projects and to schools and community groups to encourage horticultural activities. Research into historic designed landscapes is encouraged with findings being published in its Journal.

To provide facilities for Village School to use Monday to Friday and in addition provide a meeting place for various groupsin the Village at weekends and in school holidays

Great Oaks School provides a secondary education and a post 16 provision for pupils with learning difficulties and associated problems. The funds are used to provide learning, sporting and other activities outside the secondary curriculum that are suitable for the students.