Education Charities

Distribute money received from rent from a field near Boston, to children for further education and to widows in the Parish of Digby and to Digby C of E School.

The objects of the Trust are to provide financial support to individuals from African countries, particularly Malawi and Mozambique, who need such support to pursue agricultural studies at University level in the United Kingdom with a view to assisting agricultural development within their own countries.

This charity makes grants to individuals up to the age of 25 years who reside in the Parishes of Calverton, Beachampton, Nash, Whaddon and Maids Moreton

The charity donates money to all the schools in the town of Maltby annually on a three yearly cycle. Some is given in individual awards fo effort and some is used to help improve the facilities any obtain much neede items of equipment

A small Trust established many years ago with limited resources. Provides single grants of up to ?1,000 per applicant in or towards the purchase of books and electronic or other equipment and fees for further education. Applicants must reside in or be formerly from Scunthorpe and immediate district and apply in writing or by e-mail.

The trust invites donations, invests those donations and makes grants to Goffs School or specified pupils of Goffs School in order to provide facilities and assistance not normally provided by the department of education

The Charity issues small grants to students going on to Higher Education (excluding A Levels) or those undertaking apprenticeships to assist with the cost of books, tools or equipment. It is for those aged under 25, who live in the Ancient Parish of Bisley (the area includes all of the civil parish of Bisley with Lypiatt, including Eastcombe and Oakridge, most of Bussage and part of Chalford).

Current Activities includes Christmas and Summer Fairs, Firework Display, Raffle Ticket Sales and Bond Sales to raise money for the local village primary school

Charity operates within the education area of Kirtling (Primary School situated at Cheveley). Books and other aids for Religious teaching in Scholl. Also consideration for grants for the elderly, if need should arise.

In promoting the education of persons under the age of 25 who are resident or whose parents are resident in the parish of Suckley and who are in in need of financial assistance in such ways as the trustees see fitIn providing such special benefits of any kind not normally provided by the Government for Suckley Primary School, as may be agreed between the trustees and the Governors

The Charity raises money from parents and ex-parents of the School through a Gift Aid scheme. Money raised is used to supplement school budgets to finance additional teaching resource and the purchase of additional ICT equipment.

Marriage. Babies and children dedication. Baptism. Funeral Ceremonies. Evangelize and preach the gospel. Children and young people day out and fun day, Christian counselling and bereavement visits and Home, Hospital, Prison and School visits

Financial help for residents under 25 within the church parish of Shenstone to enable them to further their education and/or go on expeditions with a charitable aim. Helping to provide instruction in the teachings of the Church of England to children and young people in the parish.

The distribution of small educational grants to those going on to further education. The trust covers the area of the "Ancient Township of Haworth" presently covering the villages of Haworth,Stanbury and Oxenhope.

Fundraising via a range of events including, but not limited to; Annual Christmas Fair, Valentine's Ball, Pantomime, Coffee Morning, Monthly Quiz, Voluntary Donations.

The provision of grants to young people in the parishes of Bunny, Bradmore and Costock for educational purposes and to help Bunny CE School with facilities it cannot receive through the Local Education Authority.

The HEAD Trust is a registered charity and is dedicated to the advancement of public education through the appreciation of art, craft and design. In 2014-15 a grant of ?5000 was given to the Sorrell Foundation to support the production of a video 'CreativeJourney' that provides art, design and media careers information for young people.

Archbishop Tenison's Parents' Association, ATPA exists to raise much needed funds for the school, which benefit all pupils at the school, and equally important, to create a welcoming social atmosphere to the school. Egs. Christmas Fayre, Summer Fun Days, Quiz Nights.

Music society providing concerts in Toddington and providing a scholarship each year to a young musician from Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire or Buckinghamshire

Small grants to people who live or attend school in Puddletown, for those in need. Examples of grants made include domestic appliance repair/replacement, travel to hospital, educational purposes, urgent car repairs

Upkeep of churchyard and maintenance of Sunday school

We run a Parent and Toddler Group in our local village. This takes place on a Monday between 9:30am - 11:30am to support local parents / carers / childminders and grandparents of children of pre-school age (0-4). Accompanying adults are required to stay with their child(ren); the organisers / volunteers do not hold supervisory responsibility.

THE CLEAR INCOME SHALL BE APPLIED IN MAKING PAYMENTS TO TEACHERS, OR PRIZES OR REWARDS TO CHILDREN, FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE INSTRUCTION OF RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DOCTRINES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND OF SCHOLARS BONA-FIDE RESIDENT IN THE PARISHES OF PRESTON-NEXT-FAVERSHAM, BRENTS AND DAVINGTON, ATTENDING ANY PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

This is a purely local charity to help children in the village of Killington with educational expenses, cost of uniforms, books and university expenses.

Makes small grants to children and young people for education and training purposes, and also to local schools. Operates in the Werrington and Paston areas of Peterborough.