(UK, 1049807) Browse eventsThe Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee School caters for up to sixty-five pupils, with ages ranging from two to nineteen years. All the pupils have severe or profound and multiple learning difficulties. Some pupils also experience more complex needs, such as severe epilepsy or autism.
(UK, 1085097) Browse eventsStarted in 1984, this charity aids the social and economic development of Palestine by offering scholarships for young Palestinians to study for Masters degrees at Durham University. The skills and experience they gain in England will transform the lives of countless Palestinians when they return home. We have no paid workers or administrative expenses so every penny you donate is guaranteed to go to supporting Palestinian students. Each scholarship costs us £12,000 in living costs, travel expenses and visa fees. Durham University generously grants each of our students a tuition fees scholarship worth an additional £12,000. In 2012-13, we will offer 3 scholarships. Help us to bring hope to people who often think that the world has forgotten them and help to invest in their future.
(UK, 309567) Browse eventsSpringfield Special School helps children & young people, between the ages of 3 & 16 who have profound and multiple physical & learning difficulties, using a high pupil to teacher ratio, and a varied curriculum, incorporating P scales hydrotherapy, horse riding sailing and inclusion.
(UK, 1143011) Browse eventsOur mission is to help motivated students from disadvantaged backgrounds win places at top universities. We match students with graduates who they see for a weekly hour's tutorial, and organise for authors, economists, and others to run workshops which students choose according to their interests.
(UK, 1146044) Browse eventsSeeBeyondBorders is a not-for-profit organisation that provides Cambodian children with access to quality teaching and learning at school. We are committed to sustainably improving education standards in Cambodia and promote local participation, management, responsibility and ownership across all of our programmes. We train teachers, develop school infrastructure and support local families educating their children in Cambodia - a country that has been ravaged by war, genocide, repression and starvation. Cambodia is a country of immense beauty and warm people, but the pain of its recent history lies not far beneath the surface. The legacy of the Khmer Rouge remains a constant factor in the day-to-day lives of everyday Cambodians, with its impact clearly felt in the education system. Cambodia also continues to struggle to meet its population’s basic needs. Faced with extreme poverty, nearly half the children living outside the main cities do not complete primary school. We work to enable more children to complete their basic education and progress from primary to lower secondary school, through both better quality and access to education. SeeBeyondBorders delivers three integrated programmes that have been developed out of recognition that the challenges to Cambodia’s education system are multi-dimensional, and solutions will require a holistic intervention approach. Our programmes are: 1. Teach The Teacher 2. Getting To School 3. Better Schools Our primary focus is in the rural areas of Battambang and Siem Reap provinces. In each case, our Teach the Teacher programme forms the lead initiative and is supported by our Better Schools and Getting to School programmes according to individual School Development Plans and community needs. Presently we work in over 65 schools with approximately 360 teachers in our programme who teach and educate more than 12,200 children.
(UK, 1123689) Browse eventsThe aim of the Charity is to raise money to fund bursaries and improve school facilites, in areas of unemployment and poverty, by building kitchens, classrooms, toilets etc. The funding of bursaries is a priority. The target for 2014 is £7,000 for bursaries and £13,000.00 for building projects.
(UK, 261726) Browse eventsPurley Park Trust is a charity based in Purley on Thames, near Reading. We provide unique, high quality services for people with learning disabilities. You can find out more about us at www.purleyparktrust.org. Thanks for taking an interest is us - we appreciate it!
(UK, SC037489) Browse eventsLet Us Shine is registered charity in Scotland, operating in Ghana. We aim to provide free education to as many children as possible through the construction of schools in rural areas of Ghana. For more information please see our website www.letusshine.org Registered Charity SC037489
(UK, 1080489) Browse eventsHASTE is a charity that builds schools in The Gambia, Kenya and Uganda. We are a family-run charity and 100% of our proceeds go to our projects in Africa. In many countries in Africa, there is still no compulsory education, particularly for nursery or secondary-aged children. We help to provide affordable schooling for children who would otherwise be deprived - for example, those in remote or poverty-stricken areas. So far, we have built ten schools and we hope in the next 18 months to build three more. With your help, we can make this happen...
(UK, 1040094) Browse eventsHelping Palestinians In Need! Education Aid Community development One to one sponsoship 80% Humanitarian Aid
(UK, SCO25668) Browse eventsProject Trust is an educational charity which specialises in sending school leavers overseas for 8 or 12 month volunteer placements in Africa, Asia and the Americas.
(UK, 519314) Browse eventsJames Rennie School is a special school for pupils aged 3 to 19 with severe and profound learning difficulties. Some pupils also have autism. Our philosophy is: "Education is the art of encouragement and the love of learning." Our School Rule: "We look after each other."
(UK, 1129314) Browse eventsThe charity aims to advance the education of pupils at the David School, Mile 36, KoyaChiefdom, Sierra Leone, by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for free tuition and learning in this disadvantaged rural community in one of the world's poorest countries
(UK, 1161389) Browse eventsWe know that education is the way to change the future for individuals and for communities. Where 96% of the community have not finished compulsory schooling we work with local people to ensure academic support, practical help like school supplies, healthcare, adult education, & women's empowerment
(UK, 1122254) Browse eventsCLASP is a self-advocacy charity for people with learning disabilities in Wokingham. Self-advocacy is when you speak up about the things that are important to you; we support people with learning disabilities to do this. We run a range of projects that teach our members the skills to make their voices heard and encourage their independence and sense of responsibility. We hope our members are role-models for their peers and demonstrate to the wider community what people with learning disabilities can achieve. As a user-led organisation, our Board of Directors and staff team includes people with learning disabilities. By working together with our members, we aim to make a real difference in our local community.
(UK, 1048688) Browse eventsBeacon Hill School specialises in the education of pupils aged two to 19 with severe, profound and multiple learning difficulties and autism. Friends of Beacon Hill was set up in 2008 to raise money to purchase equipment and resources which will enhance the childrens experiences at Beacon Hill School, Wallsend.
(UK, 269000) Browse eventsFriends of Goodrich (FoG) is the PTFA for Goodrich Community Primary School, East Dulwich. Our mission is to raise funds to support and improve the school and our children's education.
(UK, 1147714) Browse eventsWe join together to organise events for benefit of the children - both financially and socially. Including Discos, Mother’s Day Stall, Easter Activities, Popsicle Shops and Bake Sales, Christmas & Summer Fairs, Talent Show and End of Term BBQ, Online fundraising and recycling schemes, sponsored events, Uniform Sales - even a Circus - anything we can really!
(UK, 1109055) Browse eventsChallengeAid promotes health and fitness throughout the UK by motivating schools, universities, corporate groups and individuals to undertake physical Challenges. Through the money raised by sponsorship ChallengeAid focuses on “Schools of Hope” in some of Africa’s most impoverished slums.
(UK, 1088167) Browse eventsImprove the education of students attending college by assisting in the provision of facilities, equipment (etc), which would not otherwise be provided out of statutory funds. To relieve orphaned, physically handicapped and other students in need at the College by the provision of material and financial assistance.
(UK, 1044171) Browse eventsManor Mead is a special school for children aged 2 to 11 with severe / profound and complex learning difficulties or with an autisic spectrum disorder. The key aim of the school is to help all the children to achieve their full potential so they can become as independant as possible in later life.
(UK, 1135091) Browse eventsAt Inspire Malawi our aim is to support, promote and enhance Primary and Secondary Education in Malawi. We hope to improve the quality of education in Malawi by providing more safe and inspiring teaching and learning environments and through the provision of continuing professional development (CPD) courses for teachers.
(UK, 1158812) Browse eventsThroughout the year we provide refreshments at School music and drama programmes as well as organise enjoyable events for the whole school community. The funds we raise help pay for things like school outings, trips, sports equipment, educational visits and better play and learning equipment. Things that enhance the pupils education and would be beyond the normal budget of the school. Thank you for helping support the students at William Ellis School!
(UK, 1059109) Browse eventsWe are a Parent and Teacher association whose aim is to raise money to make our school a better place for our children to learn and play.