Oakdale Parents, Teachers & Friends Association (UK, 515944) Browse events

Oakdale School caters for children from 2 to 12, with either mental or physical handicaps and hence severe learning difficulties. It includes an integrated nursery with links to mainstream schools. We aim to advance the education of pupils with facilities for education not normally provided by the Local Authority. This has included a mini-bus to extend experience in the wider community and outdoor equipment to enhance education opportunities.

Neville's Cross Battlers (UK, 1040246) Browse events

Neville's Cross Battlers - part of Neville's Cross Primary School PTA. Pupils, parents, teachers and friends of Neville's Cross Primary School challenging themselves and becoming a Neville's Cross Battler. We are a group of parents, teachers and friends of Neville's Cross Primary School who organise a range of sponsored activities to raise funds for the school to benefit the children and local community. We are raising money to build a MUGA (multi use games area) on part of the school field. Neville's Cross primary school is over 100 years old and the number of pupils is growing every year due to increased housing in Durham City. The school yard is increasingly crowded and the field is waterlogged for a large part of the year restricting outdoor play and learning opportunities.The Neville's Cross Battlers was set up in 2015 by four parents who successfully swam the English Channel on 31st July 2016. The logo and team name was designed by children at the school as part of a competition. The Battlers are now supporting others who want to achieve their goals be it sporting or otherwise. Charity No: 1040246 Find out more Website http://www.nevillescross.durham.sch.uk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NXBattlers/ Twitter https://twitter.com/NevillesCrossPS

Holy Ghost Primary School (UK, Holy Ghost Primary School - N/A) Browse events

Educational opportunities for every child

Iqra Academy (UK, 1136767) Browse events

To help further the provision of education

MDAC-UK (UK, 1124016) Browse events

MDAC-UK seeks to help children and adults with psycho-social and intellectual disabilities, to promote access to healthcare, social integration and education, and to promote the human rights of people with such disabilities.

Friends of Newtown School (UK, 1085120) Browse events

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Immanuel Kindergarten (UK, 1122571) Browse events

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Clare Hall (UK, 1137491) Browse events

Founded in 1966, Clare Hall is a College for Advanced Study in the University of Cambridge. It is a community that welcomes graduate students and Visiting Fellows from all over the world. It is a place to think and a centre where interaction is valued, rather than hierarchy.

Framlingham College 150th Appeal (UK, 1114383) Browse events

Framlingham College is a charity we exist to provide pupils of the College and the local Community the opportunity to benefit from the facilities within the grounds of Brandeston Hall Preparatory School and Framlingham College. Reinvigoration of the heart of the College There is a clear and compelling need to develop our educational facilities at the heart of the College.  We have exciting plans to re-vitalise the centre of the College as well as build a  greatly needed sixth form and careers centre at the College. Sixth Form education is an increasingly competitive area and we must ensure that our students receive the very best opportunities and facilities. We intend to improve facilities for teaching especially in the areas of Business, Economics and Psychology, to enhance the resources for Universities and Careers advice. This is an increasingly complex area where parents look to schools for expert guidance.To complete this plan  a modern sixth form resource centre,library and social centre will  ensure we remain dynamic and forward thinking. Whilst Framlingham is not a specialist Learning Support school, we have a fine reputation in this area and it is important to provide proper facilities in the right place. Our current resources are limited, and are on the top floor of the main building. This department needs dedicated and easily accessible space, and we intend to bring it into the heart of the school. Demonstrating our commitment to this development programme, work has already been completed on the building of a second astroturf, therefore all College hockey will be able to be played on Astroturf. Brandeston Hall will have far greater access to our facilities. This will enhance our profile and reputation amongst other prep schools and elsewhere. The College will be able to host national and regional competitions at all age groups. In addition to the astroturf, we are building and redeveloping the current cricket pavilion which will incorporate further changing areas and facilities for the leisure centre within the grounds to give benefit not only to the school but to the local community. We wish to ensure excellence in the 21st Century by developing our facilities to ensure all our pupils have the best start in life possible. If you would like to donate directly to the appeal click on the button below If you would like to make a donation to support the charity in general, or fundraise for us, follow the links on the right of the screen.

St Peters Furze Platt Little Fishes Pre School (UK, 1070343) Browse events

Little Fishes Pre-School offer a stimulating learning environment for children aged 2.5 to 5 years which is safe, friendly and operates within the early years framework. Our Pre-School is community based, which means that it is managed by a committee of our parents, with Trustees from St. Peters church. We are registered as a charity. We offer a real sense of community both for our children and parents, through the opportunity to socialise and fund raise.

Clare College, Cambridge (UK, 1137531) Browse events

Clare College is the second oldest College in Cambridge University. It is a progressive and informal College with an emphasis on academic excellence and access to education for students from all social backgrounds.

University of Westminster (UK, University of Westminster - N/A) Browse events

University of Westminster seeks to prepare people for the professions, to inspire them to grow intellectually throughout life, and to equip them to help shape a democratic, civilised and inclusive society and to serve the needs of the economy of London and globally.

Now You're Talking (UK, SC041270) Browse events

Many people in our society have either been out of work for some time or never had the opportunity to work since leaving school. Learning how to think positively and how to take positive steps forward to achieve your hopes, dreams and aspirations is life-changing.

St Francis Primary School Parents Association (UK, 800648) Browse events

Stepping Stones School Hindhead (UK, 1039622) Browse events

Stepping Stones is a school where children with mild disabilities / hemiplegia can really thrive and fulfil their potential. We believe in providing the children with a caring, fun environment where they can truly benefit from a bespoke curriculum, technologically innovative teaching practices and the chance to grow and develop into confident, independent young men and women. We understand the difficulties and care about the challenges that a young person with disabilities faces. We want their time at Stepping Stones to be one where they grow both academically and socially.

Sulgrave Manor (UK, 1003839) Browse events

Sulgrave Manor, often described as “a hidden gem”, is the Tudor home of George Washington’s ancestors. Open to the public since 1921 as a centre of Anglo-American friendship, it engages annually with thousands of school-children and adults in a vibrant experience of celebrating history and heritage.

Friends of Knockavoe (UK, XR90564) Browse events

Friends of Knockavoe is a group that was established in October 2005 to seek, cater and provide specialist equipment and resources for children and young adults with profound, severe and moderate learning difficulties at Knockavoe School, Strabane. This committee helps foster more extended relationship between the staff, parents and others who befriend the school and engage in activities that support and advance the education of pupils attend it.

Churchill School PTA (UK, 1054839) Browse events

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The New School Butterstone (UK, SC001587) Browse events

The New School Butterstone is an independent residential school aimed at those young people aged 11-19 who find mainstream education difficult to access. Classes are small and curriculum is individualised across the full day to motivate and encourage each student to learn and achieve.

FTS (UK, 1015902) Browse events

The FTS in partnership with the school governors has committed to raising GBP 100,000, without these funds, because the school is voluntary aided, the new building would not take place. We need your help to make this possible and leave the legacy of a 21st school building.

Advising London (UK, 1061055) Browse events

Advising London is a registered UK charity which advises, educates and supports people to avoid or overcome crises. We help people to understand and exercise their legal rights and responsibilities around housing, debt, welfare benefits and other seemingly impossible problems in their lives.

Sir John Lawes School Association (UK, 292123) Browse events

The Sir John Lawes School Association is a volunteer group of parents and staff working together to raise extra funds for the school, to encourage parents to become more involved with the school community and to promote greater links between home and school. We are currently raising funds for Project Oasis - a huge project which will transform a large area of barren land in the middle of the school into a beautiful place for students and staff to enjoy.

St Peter's High School (UK, St Peter's High School - N/A) Browse events

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Cary-Mufulira Community Partnership (UK, 1047556) Browse events

At the core of CMCPT is the exchange of pupils and teachers between communities in Somerset, UK and the town of Mufulira at the heart of the Copperbelt in Zambia. Mufulira is a town that owes its existence to the discovery of copper by the British in 1923 and the subsequent mining and smelting which has continued ever since.   The relationship between UK visitors and citizens of Mufulira in recent years has led to many practical outcomes. Amos - 13 years - From the 'Climate Crew' at Mine Primary School On the surface, the exchange of cultures and making of long-lasting friendships has permeated every layer of both communities and has been the catalyst for practical advancements in Mufulira. An example of this is the promise given in 2012 by the mine-owners to reduce excessive levels of sulphur emissions to World Health Organisation (WHO) standards, by an investment of $145mln in sulphur capture equipment.  This is due to be completed by January 1st 2014. Over the last 4 years the CMCPT has benefited from its relationship and continuing support from The Minor Metals Trade Association, based in London.  Ansford Academy/Mufulira High School This founding exchange has been running for 20 years and has successfully linked over 100 students.  The school's last exchange focused on the mine and its impact on the local community and wider world.  These trips show our young people what it is like to live next to a copper mine as well as gain an insight into how resources, taken for granted in our consumer society, are produced. The Zambian students on their visit to the UK, live within our community; share daily life, attend classes at their partner schools and compare and contrast ways in which each community works - for example, quarrying and recycling - two activities which are analagous in each community. In March 2014 the next exchange groups were selected. The groups are now beginning the huge task of fundraising to make the exchange visits in 2015 a reality. All students at both schools will be involved in joint school projects with the students travelling acting as ambassadors for their schools. Sexey's School/MCM Mufulira Trust School The first student exchange between the two schools took place in July 2013 with ten students and two teachers travelling from Mufulira to Sexey's in Bruton. The theme of the visit was 'Land, Livelihood and Leisure' and students also visited a local primary school where they told traditional stories and demonstrated traditional Zambian cookery. Ten students from Sexey's will travel to Mufulira in July 2014. The students are currently making preparations for their visits to primary schools and a presentation on local environmental issues. They are also looking forward to meeting up with friends and experiencing life in a culture different to their own. Primary School Partnerships A number of strong partnerships exist between primary schools in Mufulira and Somerset. The primary school pupils share and collaborate on joint projects, write letters to each other and have been able to Skype and send videos about their lives.  The projects aim to develop an understanding and appreciation of the pupil's own communities, recognise their place and relationship with the wider world and consider ideas and issues beyond their own daily lives.  Community Partnerships and Links In 1978 the Diocese of Bath and Wells linked with the Zambian Anglican Church and this has resulted in several local churches having links with churches in Mufulira. Hospitals, Rotary Clubs, Guides, Brownies, Town Councils and other community groups have all been involved in valuable linking activities between the two communities.

The Friends of St Michaels (UK, 325017) Browse events

The Friends of St Michael's -PTA for St Michael's Easthampstead, C of E (Aided) Primary School, Bracknell. We fundraise for the school and this time we are raising money to transform the old art studio into a new learning area and well needed school library. We raise funds to benefit children at the school, both existing students and future cohorts. Our current fundraising efforts are to pay for equipment needed in our brand new kitchen being built during Summer 2016. Can you help us buy the missing ingredients we need? Plates, cutlery, serving dishes, pots and pans! Charity No: 325017