Education Charities

To give financial support for further education or training to age range 16 to 26 who reside in the anciant parish of St Mary The Virgin, North Petherton, Smerset.

Raise money for children with special educational needs to support their education, provide specialist equipment, enable children to participate in educational outings and allow children with complex needs to access the curriculum.

Recreation Ground Charity for community use : Children's playground, Local Primary School sports, Bowls Club, Football pitch, residents and visitors recreational walks etc.

General Charitable Purposes: primarily offering support to the elderly and young people of school age; the Trust also offers financial support to several clubs which serve the community.

Promote education of persons under 25 who are resident in the Parishes of Churchill and Sarsden. Award maintenance allowances at any school, university, college or institution of further education (including professional and technical) approved by the Trustees. Provide financial assistance towards outfits, clothing, tools, instruments, books or travel connected with their study.

The Stoddard Educational Charity uses money gained from the sale of the old Meerbrook Church School to provide funding, grants and monetary assistance for 'Christian Education', to anyone who it is considered, by the trustees to be eligible

Koalas provides support information and advice for families who have children with special needs/disabilities. At the same time we provide a pre-school setting for the children, working in partnerships with families and professionals we plan for the individual child's development and help them achieve their individual goals through the Early Years Foundation Stage.

the charity is for financial assistance to young people in the Parish of Clungunford (up to the age of 25) with educational activities such as school trips, driving lesson costs, equipment for school and university.

Currently we manage a "Trust Fund". We believe that it is no longer financially viable for a Day Centre to be run as we have in the past. Following consultation with the Charity Commission and AgeUK as to the future use of the funds, we donated a considerable sum to a local alms-house charity; we have donated fund to purchase an Age UK minibus; and we support computer classes for the elderly.

(1) Promoting education of persons under 25 who are resident in the area of benefit and who are in need of financial assistance.(2) Providing benefits not normally provided by the local education authority for any school in the maintained sector attended by children and young persons resident in the area.(3) Benefiting in such ways as the Trustees think fit any Sunday school in the area.

Grant aid to full-time students in Further and Higher Education who are aged 18 or over and who are normally resident in the parishes of Burlescombe, Uffculme or Holcombe Rogus

TO SUPPORT AND ASSIST THE ELDERLY AND THE YOUNG WITHIN THE PARISH OF THORNBY BY MONETORY GRANT TO RELIEVE POVERTY AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE COST OF FURTHER EDUCATION

Main activities are pre school nursery, after school club and holiday club. Also a weekly informal toddler group (Toddler group currently suspended since covid).

Individual donations to assist in the payment of school trips/activities for pupils to support parents who reside in Newton Flotman and who are unable to finance the activity.

FAINS is the parent/teacher association for the school. Made up of parents and staff the group's main aim is to raise extra funds whilst providing social activities for the families and staff at the school.

Payments for the benefit of the poor of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Cranbrook in the County of Kent. In particular, contributions towards the cost of necessary training, school or college expenses, equipment, tools, special clothing or other outfit of any person under the age of 21, upon or for the purpose of their entering upon any calling, profession, trade or occupation or into service.

providing extra educational facilities and supplies which would not normally be available to the children.providing extra leisure facilities for educational puposes.

The Charity provides funding for equipment for the local junior school, a dictionary for all pupils when they leave the school, repairs to the local church and it provides an annual party for the senior citizens of the parish

To advance the education of pupils in Corfe Hills 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

THE PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENTS, THE FLORA AND FAUNA, AND PEOPLES THROUGH TOURISM EDUCATION, AWARENESS AND TRAINING. Employment Placement & Training for Film & Media companies support including; Prop and Costume, Work Experience and Practical Set Work. War Zones, Support, Educational Facilities and acknowledge of other small global groups via our "Guardians of the Communities" facebook page.

To maintain and foster the spirit of comradeship brought about by service with the Derbyshire Yeomanry. To assist members in obtaining satisfactory employment. To assist in any cases of distress as far as lies in the power of the association. (For further details see the rules of the association.

Grants to persons less than 21 years of age, living in Waddesdon, Westcott or Woodham, and undertaking training for their careers. Also a small grant each year as an educational foundation, for local schools.

The Charity makes grants to elderly (mostly) in need in the two adjoining Somerset villages of Curry Rivel and Hambridge by making annual payments to them at Christmas each year, and also assists young persons with respect to their educational needs by providing school grant payments to the Primary Schools in each village

A parent led playgroup which provides a safe place for pre-school children and their parents/guardians/childminders to meet weekly during term time within Kennington Village. With parental supervision. Activities provided for the children.

Activities for persons interested in Astronomy.i.e. Monthly general meetings with speakers (either professional or a member).Weekly observation sessions if weather conditions allow.Talks/demonstrations/observation(eye/binoculars/telescopes) sessions for schools, youth groups and adult groups if requested.Open meetings e.g. National Science Week, National Astronomy Week, Star Parties etc.