Education Charities

Promoting the education of girls under the age of 25 years who(or one or both of whose parents )are resident in the Ecclesiastical parish of Kelsale with Carlton and are in need of financial assistanceTo provide special benefits for any Church of England Sunday School in the Ecclesiastical parish of Kelsale with Carlton

Annually trustees give Bibles to Dean school leavers. The trust leases its playing field to Cumbria CC for Dean school's use. An annual loan repayment is made for land under Dean school/community sports/arts hall, the use of which benefits children's physical & social education. Annually trustees pay into Carlisle Diocesan Barchester Scheme to aid Dean school's v aided status.

To advance education of students at Bryn Mawr College, by recruiting prospective students, raising funds for bursaries and promoting alumnae charitable activities.

The charity provides small grants to parishoners in higher education it will also make grants to school children to help with special courses-provision of books etc and educational visits.

Fund raising, mainly from bequests to the School charity.Ivesting those funds.Distributing income to students involved in educational activities not covered by school bugets

Support to students in Wymondham High School area. Suppport related to books, clothing and other equipment, paying tuition fees and paying maintenance fees.

Raising funds for the advancement of the education of students at Trinity College School in Port Hope in Canada. In particular providing facilities for the school; establishing and maintaining scholarships for students from the UK and any parts of the Commonwealth; and providing financial assistance to students in need.

Grants for Children/Young People/University Students from Embleton & Wythop in the following areas:-For books and other equipment to help with project work.Grants for students with special educational needs who need specialist equipment to help them in their study.

Promoting the edcation (including social & physical training) of persons under the age of 25 years who are resident in the area of the Ancient Parish of Dudley or who have a parent or parents so resident who are in need of financial assistance. EG. grants tenable at school/ college/ university. Fin asstnce for outfis,clothes,books to assist such persons in education or enter a profession/trade.

Grants to students, under 25 years of age (on 01 September of the year in which applying), residing in the area of The Ancient Parish of Thornhill, St. Michael, (Savile Town, Thornhill Lees, Thornhill, Whitley and Briestfield; The Flockton Ward of The Kirkburton Parish Council; The Parish of Sitlington).Income derived from investments, and small amounts of Ground Rent on land in the area.

Ensure the Village Hall (currently situated within Charlton-on-Otmoor School grounds and called the "Community Hall") is operated for the benefit of Charlton on Otmoor residents and its immediate neighbours with whom it has strong links. If a separate body maintains, hires out or runs the hall, the Committee ensures it is run for the benefit of Charlton community as per the Percy Collett bequest.

Organisation of social and fundraising events for parents, families and teachers e.g. Easter, Summer and Christmas events, raffles.Donations towards creative activities for children and purchase of equipment for school.Support for school occasions such as grandparents' afternoon, parents' evenings.

Managing the transition from the Old School Room, which is now sold, to the church building which will be modified to include a facility for church and village activities. Coordinating financial management with Historic England and Heritage Lottery Fund.

Fund raising for school playground equipment, specialist indoor equipment (including music & sensory therapy equipment) and special treats for the pupils (including a Christmas present).

The object of the charity is to further the religious and other charitable (including educational) work of the Church of England for its local community, including the provision of a church hall facility to further its principles.

Financial assistance to Mugginton School and to any persons under 25 living in Mugginton (Derbyshire) ecclesiastical area, for use in any area of education or training.

Christ Church Centre is a community facility which is available to local residents for cultural and social events and activities. In September 2013 The Trustees negotiated with The Local Education Authority for the local school to use the centre for additional educational needs.

We are a charity providing support for young people with Communication and Interactive Disorders and Physical Disabilities who attend the SENSS Ormerod Resource Base. The students are included, where appropriate and with adult support, in mainstream lessons at The Marlborough School, Woodstock, Oxfordshire.

The prevention or relief of poverty and or sickness and the advancement of the Christian religion for the public benefit mainly, but not exclusively, through the provision of financial support, food, medical support, training, clothing, books, gifts and transport, in the Parish of Babbacombe, Torquay, Devon or other such place where past and present Church goers & present School pupils may reside.

TO ADVANCE THE EDUCATION OF THE PUPILS AT THE SCHOOL AND THE WELFARE OF THE CHILDREN ATTENDING THE SCHOOL, AND AS AN ANCILLIARY THERETO, AND IN FURTHERANCE OF THIS THE ASSOCIATION WILL A) FOSTER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE STAFF AND THE PARENTS AND OTHERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE SCHOOL; B) ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES WHICH SUPPORT THE SCHOOL AND ADVANCE THE EDUCATION AND WELFARE OF THE CHILDREN ATTENDING IT.

The community centre is situated in the small village of Llaniestyn on the Llyn Peninsula. It serves the surrounding area and people come from further afield when we have various events. The purpose of us is to keep the old village school open and in good condition so that it can be used by the community as a meeting place.We raise funds by holdind events to suit everybody from the young to the ol

Promoting the education of children and adults resident in the ecclesiastical parishes of Ripe with Chalvington and Laughton, and in particular by the provision of religious instruction in accordance with the doctrines of the Church of England by means of Sunday School or otherwise.

The charity is for the general benefit of the poor in the Parish of Milton Ernest, Bedfordshire. This includes grants for the benefit of persons who are ill, or to support their families with associated costs. The charity also supports people in training for future employment. The charity makes single grants but does not make commitments to provide regular incomes.

Regular exhibitions; programme of changing exhibitions; programme of lectures; school projects; outreach; outings

Grants are made to children resident in Linkinhorne Parish to assist with the expense of post elementary education.Grants may also be made to improve the health of children attending primary school within Linkinhorne Parish or otherwise promote the education of children in the Parish where expense is an issue.