Education Charities

To pay or contribute towards holidays for needy children resident in or attending school in Brockham including making grants or providing facilities for adults accompanying such children.

Support for those associated with Bishop Vesey's Grammar School who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress and provide for pupils and ex-pupils of teh school educational services that are not otherwise available and/or funded by the statutory authority.

The trustees collect the income from the capital invested and divide this, in accordance with the will of John Dyer deceased, two thirds to Kenning Hall and one third to Blo Norton, both parishes in Norfolk. This income is used in or towards the education of children by payment of scholarships or exhibitions.

The Trust supports the British Library Edison Fellowship programme. The programme is designed to encourage scholarship devoted to the history of recordings or western art music and music in performance.

Gives small grants at Christmas to elderly single persons, or couples, living on small basic incomes, and to students in further education where help with study expenses is deemed warranted by the Trustees. Recipients are required to be residents of the village of Little Chesterford, Essex.

Provided each year a small version of The Bedingfield Education Endowment Award cup to a child to keep in each Primary School in the three Parishes. The child is selected by the school staff as making the most educational progress in the year. Also awards to one deserving person in the three parishes when funds permit . Parishes of operation in county of Kent, Smeeth, Lyminge and Dymchurch.

We assist people with learning disabilities who access the Middlesbrough Community Inclusion Service (MCIS). We help to provide opportunities for the individual using a person centred approach to maximise their independence. The Association does this by fundraising to provide equipment, vehicles and other resources and activities that are not normally provided by the statutory authorities.

Providing grants to assist young people up to 25 years old in educational activities. Applicants or their parents must be resident in the parish of Holcot, Northamptonshire

Half the charity's income can be granted to St. Margaret's C.E. (A) Primary School, Stoke Golding for items not provided by the IMAT, LA or Diocese. The remainder is available to support former pupils of St. Margaret's, who reside in the parish of Stoke Golding and who are over 16 and proceeding to Further Education.

Support for Christian activities involving children and young people in Cumbria and N. W. England. This support may take the form of direct cash grants, Christian books etc.

Charity gives one off grants to young adults who live in the village of Kirkby Overblow who are starting university to help towards books or equipment needed for the course. It also gives grants to the local primary school to help children to go on educational trips.

An award to students in the department of English or Scandinavian studies for English or scandinavian literature

Assisting pupils to attend schools, institutions, or classes for purposes of education other than elementary, by paying their fees or travelling or other incidental expenses, or by providing them with maintenance allowances.Candidates should be resident in Barton under Needwood and in need of financial assistance.

Grants given to individuals both young and old and also organisations such as pre-school. The condition is that it is only for people or organisations in Flamborough.

Provide and assist in the provision of facilities for education at the college, and engage in activities which support the college and advance the education of the students attending it. In addition the activities include supporting groups linked with the college as long as their activities are for the advancement of knowledge to students attending the college.

Relief of poverty.Makes grants to individuals .At the AGM March 2015, following decreasing applications, it was agreed that "Poor" can include grant applications to help with the cost of further education and of employment-skills training of young persons under the age of 25 who are in need of financial assistance for that purpose, and who are resident in the Parish of Wotton-under-Edge.

Provides a free reading/community room for the villages of Filgrave & Tyringham. Leases premises to a school, the income from which finances educational bursaries for older teenagers.

Support young people financially with costs incured in further education up to and including the age of twenty-three years. Applicants must live in the Parish of Eardisland or have done so with in the last two years.

The Charity provides financial assistance to young persons leaving school who make application to the Charity and who are going on to further education (i.e. University or Polytechnic) and who live within the Ancient Chapelry of Heptonstall. The award to assist them in purchase of books for their studies.

TO PROVIDE BOOKS TO CHILDREN ABOUT TO LEAVE PRIMARY SCHOOL AND MOVE ONTO SECONDARY EDUCATION LIVING IN ILSINGTON PARISH FOR 3 YEARS OR MORE AND PROVIDE LIBRARY BOOKS FOR THE SCHOOLS IN THE PARISH

Making an annual award to any student or group of students of William Brookes School who shall, in the opinion of the Trustees, have best expemplified the motto of the School, namely, Courtesy, Enterprise and Endeavour.

To further the religious and other charitable work of the Church of England in the Ecclesiastical Parish of St John the Baptist, New Windsor in accordance with the 1994 scheme for the Charity.

'FURTHERING THE EDUCATION OF THE CHILDREN OF THE POOR IN THE PARISH OF MILTON... IN THE PRINCIPLES OF TRUE RELIGION AND USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.' IN PRACTICE THIS IS INTERPRETED AS PROVIDING FUNDS TO ASSIST THE CHURCH'S WORK WITH CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE, AND ASSISTING WITH ANY CASE OF EDUCATION-RELATED GENUINE HARDSHIP WITHIN THE PARISH OF MILTON THAT IS BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE OF THE TRUSTEES.

Donations and purchase of equiptment for individual children who are mentally and physically handicapped and associated organisations/charities. In 2012 the charity paid for three older children from Bower Grove School to attend at residential holiday and landscaped a garden at Greenfields Childrens Centre with raised beds allowing the young children to plant and watch things grow.

The provision of scholarships with a view to fostering the integration of good engineering with sound business management in the hvacr industry in the UK.