Education Charities

Income for the benefit of such persons in need, of the Hundred of Blything as they think fit, either in the supply of articles, in kind or in grants of money, provided that the income of the charity shall not be applied in relief of council tax or other public funds. In addition, to advance the education of the pupils of Bramfield School by providing prizes one of which will be known as The George

Support the School and advance the education of the pupils attending it by providing and assisting with the provisions of such facilities or items for education at the school.

Friends of Cononley School is a group of parents, teachers and members of the community who co-ordinate fund raising activities to enable Cononley Primary School to provide a better and more enriching educational experience for its pupils.

Bi-annual grants of money to elderly people in Anglezarke, Anderton, Heath Charnock and Rivington.The provision of a school in or near Rivington.Advancement of the education of pupils of the school through provision of services, items and facilities.Advancement of the education of persons under the age of 21 who have been resident in one of the four parishes for at least two years.

The charity supports students attending the secondary phase Academies in Weston-super-Mare by providing grants for Humanities based field trips/visits covering historical, archeological, geographical, conservation and environment curriculum study or projects.

The education of handicapped or underprivileged groups, the provision of funds and equipment to hospitals for the purpose of research and education in medicine, relief of poverty, funding the building of schools, relief of famine, and provision of Guide Dogs for the blind.

Support of Christian education and children's organisations in the parish of Heighington, principally Heighington C of E (Voluntary Controlled) Primary School.

ENGAGING IN FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES AND/OR PROVIDING FACILITIES AND/OR EQUIPMENT NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED BY THE LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITY WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS

Friends of Wilsthorpe works in partnership with Wilsthorpe Community School, Supporting the school as a whole and also individual students in activities, which are outside of the normal curriculum and not eligible for 'normal' school funding.

In awarding financial assistance, outfits, clothing, tools, instruments or books to enable beneficiaries on leaving school, a university, or any other educational establishment, to prepare for, or to assist their entry into a profession , trade or calling.Awarding Scholarships or Maintenance Allowances to travel to pursue their education.Financial assistance to study music or other arts.

We hold various fundraising events at the school including; Cake sales , Cinema nights, Easter egg shop, Leavers' disco, Christmas and May Fairs among other things. This is to raise money for our school to offer resources and activities that enhance the educational experience of the children.

Providing for any school at which girls attend and which is in or substantially serves the beneficial area (Parish of Upton upon Severn) such benefits of any kind not normally provided by the local education authority.Promoting the education and social and physical training of females under the age of 25 years who are resident in the beneficial area and who are in need of financial assistance.

Grants are made to school leavers, under the age of 21 years, to help them continue their education. Preference is given to apprenticeships. Applicants must have lived in the parishes of either Snodland or Birling, in Kent, for a reasonable period of time (usually taken as 5 years).

Providing a building for any groups in the Community and the Primary School to hold their activities, meetings, education classes, fund raisers and get-togethers.

The Charity pays grants to an Organ Scholar. Also considers requests from the Vicar. Meets twice a year to discuss grants to schools regarding Religious education.

The charity operates in the parish of Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley and supports the development of children and young people. It also supports organisations and activities in neighbouring areas that support the development of children. Individual student grants could relate to school trips, equipment or development of talents.

Finacial assistance, especially to the young and elderly, living in the parish of Fulbourn.This can take the form of assistance with the cost of school trips, music lessons, school uniform. Or for the elderly, help with the cost of fuel bills, transport to hospital.

Supports the Anglican Chaplaincy at Birmingham University and Christian mission among students attending establishment of further education in or near Birmingham.

Support for Students attending at Loughborough University which the successor institution for the 2 FE colleges. Possible future transfer to University under consideration.

Raising funds for the school to buy additional resources to aid teaching and learning. Also to fund events such as buying in services from outside agencies - travelling theatres, speakers, planetariums, etc

1. Providing such special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the LEA for a school in or substantially serving the Parish of St James Selby.2. Providing financial assistance to any charitable organisation in this area engaged in the education (including social, physical training & religious instruction consistent with the Church of England) of persons under 18 years old.

The charity seeks donations for the purpose of making grants to the present or future pupils of Clayesmore School and to Clayesmore School itself for the provision of plant, equipment and other chaltels for the benefit of pupils at the school.

The Trust's primary purpose is to support the Sir George Thalben-Ball Memorial Organ Scholarship at St Michael's Cornhill in the City of London. Other grants are given to young organists/church musicians (not singers) from any country, who are studying in the UK.

EHA aims & objectives. To promote education in art & crafts in Essex & adjoining counties, particularly in organising classes, day schools, demonstrations & exhibitions.

Principally providing grants for underprivileged children transferring from primary to secondary school.Also some assistance for students entering university. Beneficaries must live within the area of the former Elland Urban District Council as at 1st April 1974.