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To advance education and to provide facilities for welfare,recreation and leisure time occupation for local residents.

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The Group continues to be managed by the Group Executive Committee consisting of both lay and uniformed personnel. This committee has carried out fund raising, and maintains the links with the local authority, community, school and church. The development of the young people has been through training and learning verious skills and gaining badges.

To Maintain the Fincham Memorial Hall and Playing Fields and to preserve them for the good of the Local Community and others. As Fincham has lost its Primary School the Village Hall is the social centre for the Village

Manage a Village Hall which is for the use of Great and Little Addington and includes pre-school, sunday school, keep fit, school usage and private hire

Nursery School for Children from 2 to 4 years of age.

To promote for the benefit of children and young people upto the age of 25, including adults with learning and physical difficulties and the provision of facilities for them. To promote for the benefit of the residents of Burnham-on Sea and Highbridge and the surrounding area the provision of facilities for recreation and other leasure time occupation of individuals who have need of such.

Maintaining and administering the use of the East Harptree Theatre premises for the recreational, social and educational benefit of the people of the village of East Harptree.

Pre-school play group for children with special needs.

Woolpit Institute hires out meeting rooms and kitchen facilities for community groups such as the Parish Council, special interest clubs, after-school activities, table tennis and classes. A luncheon club provides meals for the elderly. Fund raising events such as coffee mornings are held. The rooms may be hired for private functions. The local museum is housed within the institute building.

A fine, restored village hall providing a focal point for the community, for education and recreational use primarily.

Education/Training for Young People

Scouting. Educational and outdoor activities. For boys and girls.

TO ADVANCE EDUCATION PARTICULARLY THAT OF YOUNG PERSONS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 14 TO 25 YEARS THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF DRAMA, MUSIC AND THE SPOKEN WORD AND THROUGH AN UNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE BRITISH DRAMATIC HERITAGE.FURTHER DETAILS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE WEBSITE www.nyt.org.uk

the promotion of charitable educational trusts for the benefit of Poole Grammar School

General Fund - to pay set amounts to predetermined beneficiariesSpecial Fund - -education of persons under the age of 25 who have at any time attended as pupils of a secondary school in Exeter-maintenance and improvement of any Voluntary Aided C of E School in the City of Exeter-providing C of E Schools in the City of Exeter benefits not normally provided by the LEA

The Queen Mary's College Foundation supports, by way of grants, individuals in their pursuit of education. Applicants are eligible if currently or previously a student at Queen Mary's College, or living in the Basingstoke and Deane Borough.

PROVISION OF ITEMS, SERVICES AND FACILITIES FOR EGGAR'S SCHOOL IN ALTON AND AMERY HILL SCHOOL IN ALTON WHICH WOULD NOT NORMALLY BE COVERED BY THE DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION.

To help with the education of those under 25, who reside in the benefit area and are in financial need, by assistance with fees, travel, outfits, clothing, books etc. Also providing schools in the area with educational benefits. Other organisations are not eligible. For persons to be eligible they must live within the Fareham, Hampshire, town parishes (not the larger Borough of Fareham).

West Hill School Trust was formed in 1959 and exists in order to deliver a wide range of charitable services to the community in which it is based. A principal service is the management of the school known as West Hill Park and its assets.

Education of Swedish (Scandinavian) speaking children

The Foundation exists to provide financial support towards the education and training of young persons in Wootton, near Woodstock in Oxfordshire primarily through the medium of Wootton-by-Woodstock CE (Aided) Primary School, and also of former pupils of the school.

charity for educational, church and village activities

Provides financial help towards to promote the education, well being and development of the pupils of the Bliss Charity School, Nether Heyford

The object of the School is the advancement of education,including the provision of boarding & day schooling for children of both sexes up to the ages of fourteen.The School's aim is to create an academically challenging, happy and fulfilling experience for each of its pupils & to provide an all round education which allows children to grow in confidence and self-esteem in a caring environment.

To provide financial assistance to boys and girls resident in the parishes of Fyfield Willingale or High Ongar or who have attended Dr Walker's School for a minimum of two years and who are in the opinion of the Trustees in need of financial assistance and to provide benefits to Dr Walker's School Fyfield of a kind not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.

Stormont School is a day preparatory school for girls aged 4 - 11.

This charity makes grants for education (fairly widely defined) to individuals under 25 whose homes are within 5 miles of Norwich City Hall whose parents are not able to afford the expense involved, examples vary from playgroup fees to second degrees and include school uniform, trips, music dance and gym tuition. Funds are limited! Grants may be made to schools etc. within the area.

The Charity's purpose is to provide funds for the children who attend Church of England Schools in the Diocese of Ely, to give support to the Church of St. John the Evangelist in Waterbeach and to the people of Waterbeach Parish who are in need of financial help.

Independent co-educational pre-preparatory school for children aged 2 3/4 years to 7 years. Our primary objective is the advancement of education. The school welcomes pupils from all backgrounds. Due regard is paid to the Charity Commission's public benefit guidance. It is the directors' policy to utilise resources for its objectives and not to retain unnecessary funds.

To collect, preserve and interpret through the material evidence of Poland's past, especially that connected with the activities of the Polish Government-in-Exileand it's Armed Forces 1939-45, for the public benefit, education and enjoyment

To promote and organise educational travel for children of school age and other young people both able-bodied and with disability. These objects are achieved by arranging school journeys of an educational character in the UK and overseas and awarding grants or subsidies to pupils who are in need of financial assistance to enable them to take part in such journeys.

Hillcroft College, founded in 1920, provides outstanding educational opportunities for adult women through residential and individualised learning. Hillcroft enables women to progress in their work, community, education, business and in their personal lives. Hillcroft also develops educational services for organisations dedicated to women?s advancement and provides a forum for debate.

The charity is established for charitable purposes only and (without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing words) in particular to support the activities of Jewish religious organisations, especially in the field of education. Donations are made to organisations providing a sound religious education in accordance with the doctrines of traditional Judaism.

SATIPS provides professional, cost-effective support to ALL teachers of children in Key Stages 1, 2 and 3; we run courses and provide termly Subject Broadsheets in all areas of the curriculum. We make occasional one-off grants to approved projects offering support to schools developing education "beyond the classroom", especially in the areas of music, art, sustainable development.

PRIMARY:- Educational activities and seminars for Jewish Youth- Communal leadership of Ethiopian Youth- Educational Media and Communication CentreSECONDARY:- General education Seminars- Educational centres- Renovation and modernisation of facilities- Co-operation with the Boston-Haifa partnership

The aim of the charity is to advance the education of the pupils at St Michael's Easthampstead Church Of England Aided Primary School by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education at the school not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.

Promote, maintain, improve and advance education particularly by the encouragement of the arts, especialy the art of ballet in contemporary, classical and other dance forms.

Raises funds to make an annual grant to our sister organisation Limmud in order to support its charitable work in the field of community education and leadership development.

Karuna works alongside the most excluded people in South Asia, overcoming discrimination with locally-led education, gender equality and sustainable livelihood projects.

We donate to charitable organisations with similar charitable objectives as our charity. We support poor children and orphans, widows, victims of natural disasters like earth quakes, floods, etc. through relief organisations carrying out relief work in affected areas. We donate to orphanages & educational institutions for girls & boys in poor countries. We provide clean water by digging wells etc.

Local activities, church activities, songs of praise etc, Sunday school, local charity fundraising, local hospital support, youth organisations, mountain rescue teams, womens institute.

Social and educational activities, please see website: www.wetheralvillagehalls.org.uk

training,education and social development of young people

Promotion of the construction industry to school, colleges and training providers.

Provision of educational, social, recreational and support facilities for the residents of Normanton on Trent and Skegby and surrounding villages.

The Charity principally provides education for boys from the ages of 3 to 18.

To offer help, advice & information on all aspects of dyslexia to run workshops where specialist help will be available for pupils with specific learning difficulties, dyslexia.

Maintenance of the Museum - open to public Easter to end October each year.Provide services for schools and collegesOffer research on Family and Local HistoryMaintain links with similar organisations in the region

Promote the education of the general public in appreciation and understanding of music. Co-operate with the local authorities, educational institutions and cultural societies relating to study, practice and presentation of music. Offer musical training to young people. Perform music in various functions and charities as a service to the public.