Half the Sky supports orphans in China through infant nurture and preschool programs, personalised learning for older children, and loving permanent family care and medical care for children with disabilities. Because every child matters, and every child should have a chance for a bright future.
Fundraising group raising additional money to provide facilities & equipment to benefit the learning and happiness of the children at Hamble Primary School, Hamble, Southampton
Rowley Lane pre-school offers a welcoming, friendly, atmosphere for both child and parent \ carer. We aim to offer high quality affordable childcare to our local community to ensure that there is access for all people in our area and from all backgrounds. We encourage family involvement and are community focused. We provide children with a happy, creative, diverse, exciting environment that encourages 2 & 3 year olds learn, create, imagine and explore through play. We inspire to foster total development individualised to the child’s needs. We offer a broad range of educational opportunities and provide experiences to enrich each child’s social, emotional, physical, intellectual, cognitive, and creative abilities. We aim to nurture each child’s uniqueness and provide a diverse, vibrant, programme as they work towards common goals on the Early Years Foundation Stage. We set the foundations for each child’s first steps of their academic journey. Our preschool is a place where each child’s learns to enjoy school and love learning through play. We promote educational learning irrespective of gender, cultural background or disability. We are committed to providing positive role models for the children in our care.We aim to instill morals and values to enable each child to continue through school with the necessary skills to promote life long learning. We advocate a sense of belonging and strive to develop self-esteem through, fun, love respect, teamwork, and equality.
Dartmouth Preschool is a charitable group created 50 years ago to care for preschoolers in a supportive and stimulating setting. We rely on fundraising to develop the school, buy new equipment and create exciting experiences. We now face the challenge of finding suitable alternative premises.
Broadwater School Trust is a registered charity that was set up in 2002. Its main aim is to advance the education of the students. The Trust provides the extras for the students' education that the school budget cannot afford, both in the classroom and for extra-curricular activities.
PIFTA helps and assists a school and families in The Gambia, West Africa. This is by expanding their buildings and resources, and also through 'The child sponsorship scheme’ for an upper Basic School in Penyem. Our family sponsorship schemes also aim to obtain financial support for needy families.
This UK charity is dedicated to raising funds to give disadvantaged young people from across Africa life-changing access to a secondary education at Waterford Kamhlaba UWC of Southern Africa in Swaziland. Superb exam results enable most students to progress to first class universities worldwide on fully funded scholarships.
The Friends of the Hendreds is a Parent Teacher Association. It raises money to fund extra-curriculum activities and additional expense for The Hendreds School.
Friends of Pathways is a charity that raises money to support Pathways School. Our school provides for the needs of 4-11 year old pupils with severe and complex learning difficulties, 93% of them having a diagnosis of autism. We fundraise to provide enhanced outside education for our children. Our pupils need an environment in which they can flourish, and in order to help them cope with the social and sensory demands of both school and the wider community, we need to be able to provide the individual solutions that will enable them to participate and learn. The fundraising we do, is focused on providing the appropriate tools and areas for our children to receive high quality experiences, tailored for each child, in order to support their needs and manage their anxieties and challenging behaviour. Our children need somewhere which is physically challenging but safe, where they can climb, clamber and crawl, navigate, negotiate, swing, run and jump. They need to have areas where they can interact with their peers, share bikes, take turns, race and chase. We also fundraise to provide them with quiet areas where they can relax, with reduced sensory input, but where they can be encouraged to develop imaginative play. We aim to create areas where our pupils can explore and learn from a range of sensory play opportunities such as water, sand and other materials, as well as themed areas. This versatile environment will enable staff to motivate the children at Pathways School to experiment, interact, and play, through access to an enriched and creative curriculum in order to support their learning and meet their diverse needs.
Stonyhurst raises funds to improve facilities and to facilitate admissions to Stonyhurst College (13-18) and St Mary's Hall (3-13), irrespective of circumstances. Our aim is to make a Jesuit education accessible to those who seek it, and is not exclusive to catholics: Currently 28% of College pupils and 40% of St Mary's Hall pupils are non-catholic.
Providing vegetable gardens and fruit trees, equipment and training for schools and community organisations in Africa
Grace Academy manages three 11-19 all-ability academies serving communities in Coventry, Darlaston and Solihull. It provides unique and challenging learning experiences for students, seeking to motivate, create opportunities and maximise success.
We are a London school set up in 1871 with a long tradition of providing excellent education & opportunities for all pupils (including boys in the 6th Form) within the state system. We want to continue to do so in the face of reductions in government funding, prioritising our science labs and ICT.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate.Friends was formed in 1974 and is made up of Parents, Staff and Governers.We hold fund raising events during the year such as Bingo, Summer Fete, Activity Day, Bags to School, Quiz Nights, Christmas Raffle.
Thank you for visiting our profile page on MyDonate. The Hull Collegiate Trust is a local education charity providing financial support to help both prospective and existing pupils of Hull Collegiate School by subsidising their fees
The Friends of The Charter School is a registered charity and our aim is to raise funds that can be donated to The Charter School, a state school situated in South London, for provision of facilities or equipment not normally provided by the Local Education Authority.
The Giraffe Project supports some of the neediest schools in the slums of Nairobi, Kenya. By providing financial, managerial and educational support to a select group of schools "Giraffe Helps Children Walk Tall into their Future".
KTS Trust is the charitable arm of Kensington Temple School in Ghana. For less than £60 per pupil per term, the School provides education to hundreds of local children at a level that gives them a fair chance in life. We are currently raising £150,000 to secure the long-term future of the School.
Land's End to John o' Groats on Behalf of the Stoa School Why? Lily has a diagnosis of autism, hyper activity disorder and learning disabilities. She is a fun, happy, inquisitive, and affectionate individual who has just started an additional needs high school. She speaks (reluctantly) in short bursts, but is still unable to write her name or understand counting. She can swim and ride a bike, she loves her dance class and cooking. She loves wrestling with her brother and adores her big sister, her pets and watching You Tube clips on her IPad.She still needs some support to dress, wash, remember to go to the toilet, stay on the pavement, not run away or grab other people/ things when out. Lily will never drive a car, she will never go to university, she won’t have a family of her own, but she has the potential to learn to manage her personal care, live with support as part of society, have a simple job and be valued as a member of the wider community. Without the relevant education she may instead spend her adult life in a care home, further isolated from, and a burden to, society. There are many children and families like ours in Scotland, who are entitled to a brighter future, a future which ABA/VA may be able to provide. About The School Stoa School aims to make a real difference to one of the most disadvantaged groups of children, namely children with autism who also have learning difficulties and a high level of communication and behavioural needs. We are opening as a day school for children with a diagnosis of autism to implement a method of education called “Applied Behaviour Analysis”. This is a form of education widely recognized across the world to be particularly effective for children with low functioning autism and the behavioural and communication challenges this entails There are an increasing number of ABA Schools in England, all of which have excellent OFSTED reports and we believe Scottish children deserve the same quality of educational opportunity. We also believe that access to this education should be available to all and not just those who can afford it, therefore we aim to establish Scotland’s first ABA/VB school. We need your support to make this happen.
Donations to Sheffield Hallam University provide assistance to students undergoing financial hardship as well as supporting student scholarships, bursaries, prizes and other student related initiatives.